Vinyl Fence Installation
Full-service installation: old fence hauled away, footings dug, and panels racked true to your yard’s slope.
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Set a fence line built for narrow south LA lots and real privacy, custom fit to the exact layout of your Lynwood property and street.
We’re a licensed, 5.0-rated crew that fabricates vinyl and aluminum panels in house, so your order isn’t stuck waiting on a supplier.


Lynwood homes sit close together on compact lots, so a straight, well racked fence line matters more here than in wide-lot suburbs.
Give us the footage, gate count, and the height you have in mind, and a crew member will walk your Lynwood lot in person before anything gets written into a scope, a material list, or a price on paper.
Lynwood’s residential blocks run narrow and close together, which is exactly where vinyl privacy fencing earns its keep. Tongue-and-groove panels close every gap between neighbors, the pigment is worked all the way through the vinyl instead of being coated on afterward, and a scrape from a bike or a trash can never flashes white underneath.
Twice-a-year rinsing is the entire maintenance routine. On the shorter lots common south of downtown Los Angeles, we rack panels to the grade so the top line reads straight even when the yard isn’t perfectly level.
Where a homeowner wants an open, modern look instead of full privacy, our aluminum line covers picket and semi-privacy styles with the slats spaced for airflow, plus matching gates sized to fit a standard driveway or a narrow side yard.
Finishes run powder-coated black, white, and wood-grain tones, backed by a 20-year material and 10-year coating warranty, 2-year on steel components, on top of our own 5-year workmanship warranty. It carries an ASTM E84 Class A flame and smoke rating too.
Nothing here gets a dollar figure attached, because a real number takes a visit, not a guess. What actually moves the estimate: total linear footage, the height you choose, whether you go vinyl or aluminum, gate count and width, whether removing an existing fence adds to the job, and how much the ground slopes along the line. A crew member walks the yard, measures it, and leaves you a written figure the same visit.
For Lynwood’s narrow lots, vinyl comes in full privacy, semi-privacy screening, and picket styles, plus ranch-style rail for wider side yards and pool-code enclosures where required.
Aluminum covers that same privacy, semi-privacy, and picket range in an open-look panel, with driveway and walk gates sized to match. Wall toppers round out the lineup for homes that already have a block wall and just need height added on top rather than a rebuild.

Lynwood’s zoning code caps front-yard fencing at 48 inches within the required setback. Side and rear yard limits and the exact building-permit threshold for residential lots aren’t spelled out in the published code sections we could confirm, so treat any number beyond the front-yard cap as unverified until the City’s Planning and Building Department confirms it for your lot.
If a pool sits on the property, state pool-safety rules still apply: a 60-inch minimum barrier, self-closing and self-latching gates, regardless of what the fence ordinance allows elsewhere on the lot.
Compact lots put the run within touching distance, and it shows a face to each side. The vinyl list is the long one. The metal list is not. Settle that question first and the rest gets quick.
Groups first, shades second. The plain end holds four standard solids. Six milled looking wood grain tones fill the middle, Dark Walnut among them. Four TimberGrain blends carry the most texture. Tone can change from section to section.
Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing partners with Catalyst, one of the leading vinyl fence manufacturers in the United States. Their US-made vinyl, our custom fabrication and installation, backed by a transferable limited lifetime material warranty.
Narrow on purpose. Privacy, semi-privacy and picket profiles take three finishes: a grain that reads warm, plus white and black. Contoured slats leave no choice, matte black. The powder is applied dry, then heat fuses it into the metal.
Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing is a trained and authorized SLEEKFENCE™ contractor. SLEEKFENCE™ is a premium-class aluminum fencing brand registered in the USA – their engineered material, our custom fabrication and welded install, with a 20-year material warranty behind it.
On lots this tight the run is doing screening work, which argues the number up, while the city cap sits over the top of it. Each style has a span it will not pass either. We build to whatever those three leave you.
| Fence style | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl privacy | 4 ft | 8 ft |
| Vinyl privacy w/Accent top | 5 ft | 8 ft |
| Vinyl picket | 3.5 ft | 6 ft |
| Vinyl wall topper | 2 ft | 3 ft |
| Aluminum privacy | 4 ft | 12 ft |
| Aluminum semi-privacy | 4 ft | 12 ft |
| Aluminum privacy hybrid | 4 ft | 12 ft |
| Aluminum wall topper | 2 ft | 4 ft |
Browse a set of finished vinyl and aluminum jobs from in and around Lynwood: privacy runs built for tight side yards, picket lines out front, wall toppers set on existing block walls, and driveway gates hung to match the rest of each fence line.
Lynwood incorporated on July 16, 1921 and sits in the southeast portion of Los Angeles County, roughly eight miles south of downtown LA. It’s home to about 67,265 residents on a compact grid of residential blocks bordering the City of Compton.
That density is the defining fact for fencing here: lots run smaller than in the outer suburbs, and property lines sit close enough that a fence is doing real work for privacy and noise, not just marking a boundary.
The city itself is flat to gently rolling, with no coastal exposure and a moderate Southern California climate, so wind load and salt air aren’t the design problems they are closer to the ocean. The bigger factor is simply how tight the lots are: narrow side yards mean posts, gates, and panel widths have to be measured precisely, and a fence that’s even slightly out of square shows immediately on a short run.
Lynwood’s own zoning code sets a 48-inch maximum for fencing in the front-yard setback. Side and rear yard height limits, and the point at which a building permit kicks in, aren’t clearly published for residential zones, so we treat those as verify-locally items rather than guess at a number.
The City of Lynwood Planning and Building Department is the right place to confirm exact limits before finalizing a design. Anywhere a pool is involved, California’s pool safety law still applies on top of the local zoning code: a barrier at least 60 inches tall, ground clearance held to 2 inches, and gates that close and latch on their own.
A Lynwood job starts with a walk-through of the actual lot, not a phone quote, because narrow side yards and shared property lines here need real eyes on them before anyone commits to a plan or a written price on paper for the work.
Four stages carry the job from that first visit through to a finished, cleaned-up fence line out back.
A crew member measures the lot and counts gates in person, then leaves a real figure the same visit, not a phone guess.
Everything gets written down before ground breaks: materials, colors, exact height, gate count, and a firm timeline.
The crew works the line end to end: posts set plumb, panels and gates fitted square, old fence hauled off site.
Vinyl transfers its full lifetime warranty with the home; aluminum holds 20/10/2, plus our 5-year labor coverage.

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Fence Questions Lynwood Homeowners Ask Us
Lynwood homeowners ask us plenty on the phone before a crew ever visits: front-yard height limits, how a tight side yard gets measured for panels and gates, and what happens once someone actually sets foot on the property to take a closer look around.
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Lynwood’s zoning code caps front-yard fencing at 48 inches within the required setback.
Side and rear limits aren’t clearly published for residential lots, so confirm those with the City’s Planning and Building Department before finalizing a height for those sections.
The published code doesn’t spell out a residential permit threshold, so treat that as unconfirmed until the Building Department verifies it for your project.
We build to whatever height and permit status your plan requires once it’s confirmed.
An HOA covering your Lynwood property can impose height, material, or color rules stricter than the city zoning code through its CC&Rs.
Check with the association before locking in a design, since those private rules can override the general cap.
Yes. Our aluminum line carries an ASTM E84 Class A flame and smoke rating on top of its 20-year material and 10-year coating warranty, 2-year on steel components.
That rating applies to any Lynwood install, whether it’s a full privacy run or an open picket style.
Yes. Narrow side yards are common on Lynwood’s residential blocks, and we size posts, panels, and gates to fit those runs precisely, since even a small measuring error shows on a short, tight span.
State law sets a pool barrier minimum of 60 inches, keeps ground clearance under 2 inches, and requires the gate to swing shut and lock itself, layered on top of whatever Lynwood’s zoning code allows elsewhere on the lot.
Vinyl qualifies as an approved non-climbable barrier material.