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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A vinyl or aluminum fence built for your oceanfront Manhattan Beach lot, sized to the city’s rules and finished to take the salt air, from a 5.0-rated crew.
Get a fast, honest free estimate: a ballpark over the phone, then a firm number once we have seen the yard. No pressure, no sales games.


We install and custom-fabricate vinyl and aluminum fencing across Manhattan Beach and the South Bay, built for life by the water.
Which one usually comes down to the yard: vinyl for a private, no-paint run out back, aluminum for a sharper, modern look up front. Both custom-built to the height the city allows, backed by real warranties. Tell us the lot; we point you right.
Almost every fence in Manhattan Beach is one of two materials: vinyl or aluminum. Vinyl is the budget-friendly, low-upkeep choice for private backyard runs that never need paint. Aluminum is the premium line, priced above vinyl, with a clean modern profile for a front entry. On the tight lots here, we build both to the height and style the yard needs.
What we install in Manhattan Beach covers vinyl and aluminum privacy, semi-privacy and picket styles, with matching gates for each of them. Every profile is built to a custom height rather than a stock one, sized to the lot it goes on.

On a lot this close to the water, salt air is the real test. Vinyl is impervious to salt, rust, and corrosion, a low-maintenance pick for a beachfront property: wash it twice a year and you are done. Aluminum is powder-coated to resist rust far better than iron.
The honest part: the aluminum material warranty does not cover saltwater or coastal exposure, and it stays valid only with a documented cleaning every six months. Near the sand, we say that plainly rather than oversell.
Manhattan Beach lots are small, close together, and design-conscious, and the city’s rules shape what a fence can be. A front-yard fence is capped low, so the natural setup is an open, low line out front and a full-height privacy run to the rear.
We fabricate rather than only assemble stock panels, so vinyl from 2 to 8 feet and aluminum from 2 to 12 feet get built to the exact height your lot allows. The city sets the limits, and we build inside them.
A few things move the price of a fence, and a free on-site visit turns them into one firm number. Material and height carry the most weight, then the linear footage, how many gates you want, whether an old fence has to come out, and how the ground sits on a sloped lot. A ballpark over the phone is fine, but the real figure comes once someone measures the yard.
Every fence stands on warranties you can actually check. Vinyl carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty on the material; aluminum carries 20 years on the material, 10 on the coating, and 2 on the steel components.
On top of both sits our own 5-year workmanship warranty. We have worked as a licensed installer and custom fabricator since 2018, and across Greater LA we hold a 5.0 rating with 500+ five-star reviews, 2,000+ projects, and 100,000+ feet installed.
Hold the choice against the house, not against the swatches. Vinyl runs long here and rewards a slow look. The metal side stops early, which is fine when the profile is doing most of the talking.
Four, six and four is how the vinyl divides: standard solids at the plain end, white and clay for two, smooth wood grains through the middle, TimberGrain blends where texture runs strongest. Gates come in the same color as the run.
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.
Sea air is the test here, and powder coat passes it. Dry powder, an electrostatic charge, a heat cure, and the finish is part of the aluminum. The flat and slatted profiles have three finishes to choose between, contoured slats exactly one.
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.
A taller run trades a view for cover, and near the water that trade usually decides the number. Style still sets a span it works inside. The lot narrows it further. The rule for your street sits over the whole thing.
| 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 |
Flip through vinyl and aluminum fences we have installed around Manhattan Beach and the South Bay: modern open aluminum lines, private backyard walls, and one-off heights fabricated to fit tight coastal lots. The easiest way to see how a finish reads in daylight before your estimate.
Manhattan Beach sits right on the Pacific at the south end of Santa Monica Bay, with more than two miles of ocean frontage. The 928-foot Manhattan Beach Pier sits at the end of Manhattan Beach Boulevard, The Strand traces the shoreline, and the AVP Manhattan Beach Open has made the sand here a home of pro beach volleyball.
El Porto draws surfers to the north end. Incorporated in 1912, the city packs about 35,506 residents into just under four square miles between El Segundo, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach, so lots are small, tight, and upscale. That density and the ocean exposure make fencing here a design-conscious, salt-aware job.
In the required front yard, a fence, wall, or hedge tops out at 42 inches, which is lower than most homeowners expect; side and rear fences may reach 6 feet. Height is measured from the lower adjacent finished grade, and a daylight-plane rule stops anyone stacking fences to beat the limit.
A 6-foot fence has to sit back 3 feet from a front or street-side line and 20 feet from where a driveway crosses the public sidewalk. Near a corner, the height drops to about 36 inches within roughly 15 feet for sight lines. Because these numbers can turn on your exact lot, verify them with the City’s Community Development Department.
Manhattan Beach lies inside the California Coastal Zone and runs its own certified Local Coastal Program, a layer inland cities never deal with. A fence or wall can require a Coastal Development Permit when it counts as development under the Coastal Act that affects public beach views or access, decided case by case.
A standard 6-foot side or rear fence is generally allowed as of right, and up to 8 feet is possible with every adjoining owner’s written consent, as long as the combined retaining wall and fence stays 12 feet or under. For anything near the coast, confirm what applies with the City’s Planning Division and the California Coastal Commission.
Every Manhattan Beach fence runs the same honest way: a free visit to your lot, a firm quote in writing, and your go-ahead before any post goes in. Scope, materials, and price get settled with you first, and we build nothing until it suits you.
No pressure and no surprise line items. Once the scope and the price are agreed, the decision is entirely yours.
A free on-site visit: we measure the run, check for old-fence teardown and tricky access, then hand back a firm price.
A written contract spelling out what gets built, in which material, at what height, and for what price, signed first.
Our own installers do the build, never subcontractors, and leave the site swept and safe each evening.
Handover day covers your warranties: transferable limited lifetime vinyl, 20/10/2 aluminum, and our 5-year workmanship.

Practical reads on materials, upkeep, and local fence rules, so you can plan your project with confidence.
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Your Manhattan Beach Fence Questions, Answered
Straight answers on the things Manhattan Beach homeowners ask most: how tall a fence can be, whether the coastal zone changes anything, what stands up to salt air, and what drives the cost. Anything tied to your exact lot is worth a quick free estimate, where you can put the question to a real expert.
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In the front yard, 42 inches is the cap on a fence, wall, or hedge, which is lower than most people guess.
Side and rear fences can reach 6 feet, measured from the lower adjacent grade. Because a corner lot or a slope can change the math, confirm the numbers with the City of Manhattan Beach.
Sometimes. The city lies in the California Coastal Zone, so a fence can need a Coastal Development Permit when it affects public beach views or access, decided case by case.
A standard 6-foot side or rear fence is usually allowed. Verify with the City’s Planning Division and the Coastal Commission.
It depends on the job. Vinyl is impervious to salt, rust, and corrosion, the low-maintenance pick for a beachfront lot.
Aluminum looks sharp and its powder coat resists rust better than iron, but the material warranty excludes saltwater and needs cleaning every six months. We lay both out honestly.
Yes. Because we fabricate rather than only assemble stock panels, vinyl comes in heights from 2 to 8 feet and aluminum from 2 to 12 feet, cut to fit your run.
On the small, close lots here that often means a low, open line out front under the 42-inch cap and a full 6-foot privacy run behind.
A handful of things. Material and height weigh the most, then the linear footage, the number of gates, whether an old fence has to come out, and how the ground sits on a sloped or tight lot.
We can give a rough idea by phone, but the honest figure comes from a free on-site visit.
Yes, across Manhattan Beach and the wider South Bay and Greater LA, including neighbors like El Segundo, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach.
The quickest way to confirm we reach your street is a free estimate, and from there we get you on the schedule.