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Your lot sits blocks from the marina basin, where salt air and fog work on a fence every day. Get one built from materials that shrug both off.
Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing fabricates and installs both lines, backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty on every yard we finish.


A yard backing onto the boat slips takes a different fence than one two streets inland, and the lot decides which material fits.
Marina Del Rey sits on the coast, so material choice matters more here than a few miles inland. Talk through your yard with a crew that fabricates both lines in house, and get a free on-site estimate before anything is decided.
Marina Del Rey is an unincorporated community in Los Angeles County, tucked into West LA on the Pacific coast about 15 miles from downtown. The City of Los Angeles wraps it on three sides, but the marina basin itself, with its boat slips and docks, sets the conditions a fence has to survive here.
Constant salt air and marine fog off the marina age a fence fast if the material is not built for it. Vinyl never yellows in the sun and does not rust, which is why it is the material we point coastal Marina Del Rey lots toward first.
Our aluminum line carries a strong finish, but the manufacturer’s coverage stops short of salt spray and marine air damage, which matters directly on a lot backing onto the boat slips, so the coating also wants a documented cleaning every six months this close to the water. For yards backing onto the marina, vinyl is the steadier long-term call.
Privacy panels for lots that back onto the shared walkways near Chace Park, semi-privacy and picket styles for front yards, pool enclosures that meet state barrier code, and wall toppers that add height to an existing block wall without tearing it down. Aluminum picket and driveway gates round out the modern side of what we build here.
A ballpark depends on total footage, the height you need, vinyl versus aluminum, how many gates the layout calls for, whether the lot slopes toward the water, and how much tear-out the old fence line requires before the new one goes in. A phone estimate gets you in the range; a site visit gets you the real number.

Because Marina Del Rey is unincorporated, fencing here falls under Los Angeles County Code rather than a city ordinance. A freestanding fence up to 6 ft needs no permit; above 6 ft, both a permit and an engineering review apply, and any retaining-wall fence needs a permit regardless of height, since walls carry different structural rules than an open panel fence.
Front-yard height limits are not spelled out in the county code we could confirm, so verify the current figure with the County Planning Division before finalizing a design.
Pool barriers still follow California’s state code: at least 60 inches tall, no more than 2 inches of ground clearance, and a self-closing, self-latching gate that swings clear of the water. If your building carries an HOA, its rules can run stricter than the county’s, so check the CC&Rs before ordering materials or scheduling a crew.
Waterside and inland yards seldom choose alike, and the material decides how long the shortlist gets. Vinyl runs deep on tone. Aluminum runs shallow by design. Neither is the weaker option; they answer different briefs.
A single square undersells the grains. Six of them fill the middle of the range, milled looking, Slate Gray among them. Four standard solids hold the plain end, four TimberGrain blends the textured one. Sections can run different colors.
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.
Four finishes against fourteen on the vinyl side. Three of the four go where the panels are flat or slatted; the fourth, matte black, belongs to contoured slats. The coating is powder, heat cured into the metal, so damp air does nothing.
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 shared walkway, a pool barrier and a street frontage are three different questions on one property. Style caps each answer, the lot shifts it, and the last word belongs to the local rule. Each run gets its own number.
| 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 |
Marina Del Rey and the nearby coastline show up across this set of vinyl and aluminum installs, from dockside privacy runs to aluminum picket around a front yard. See more finished work in the full lightbox, or ask about pricing on your own lot.
Marina Del Rey is not its own city and not a Los Angeles neighborhood either; it is an unincorporated community of Los Angeles County, bordered on three sides by the City of LA and open to the Pacific on the fourth. The marina basin, its boat slips and docks, and waterfront parks like Chace Park set the layout: dense residential blocks wrapped around water, with yards that back onto walkways, channels, or open sightlines to the harbor.
Salt air and marine fog roll off the basin year round, and moderate coastal winds add to the load on a fence. Vinyl handles that combination well because its color is mixed straight into the plastic rather than painted on afterward, so it will not flake or fade the way a painted surface can.
Aluminum still works here, but its manufacturer warranty specifically excludes saltwater and coastal exposure, so we recommend vinyl for anything close to the water and reserve aluminum for yards set back from the marina.
County Code governs fencing in Marina Del Rey rather than a municipal ordinance. Side and rear fences up to 6 ft freestanding need no permit; go higher and both a permit and an engineering review apply. Retaining-wall fences need a permit at any height.
The county code we reviewed does not spell out a front-yard maximum, so treat that figure as unconfirmed and verify it with the County Planning Division before locking in a design. Pool fencing still has to clear the state’s 60-inch barrier code with a self-latching gate, and any HOA on your block can set a stricter rule than the county does.
Every fence built in Marina Del Rey follows the same four-part sequence, start to finish, whether the job is a short side-yard run next to a shared walkway or a full property wrap facing the marina basin, open water, boat slips and all.
No pressure, no surprise change orders, just a plan you signed off on before the crew ever shows up.
Someone walks the lot in person, checks the slope toward the marina, and notes gate spots before writing a number.
Scope, material, height, color, and gate count all go on paper first, so the price you sign is the price you pay.
Posts get set to grade, panels and gates go in, and the old fence is hauled off before the crew leaves the yard clean.
Vinyl’s transferable limited lifetime warranty and our own 5-year workmanship coverage both get handed over in writing.

Notes on salt air, material choice, and upkeep written for Marina Del Rey’s marine climate.
White vinyl fencing keeps its color in Los Angeles heat and needs nothing more than a rinse to stay clean.
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Marina Del Rey Fence Questions, Answered
Coastal exposure and an unincorporated address raise questions that inland cities do not have to deal with. Here is what we tell Marina Del Rey homeowners on the phone, well before a crew ever sets foot on the lot to take a single measurement of anything.
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No. Marina Del Rey is an unincorporated Los Angeles County community, so fencing here falls under Los Angeles County Code rather than a city’s own ordinance.
A freestanding fence up to 6 ft needs no permit; above that, both a permit and an engineering review apply.
For lots near the marina basin, vinyl is the safer long-term choice.
Its aluminum manufacturer warranty excludes saltwater and coastal exposure outright, and the coating needs a cleaning every six months this close to the water. Vinyl does not rust and its color will not flake.
No separate standard applies. The same county rule governs the whole property, boat slips included: up to 6 ft freestanding without a permit, with a permit and engineering review required above that.
The front-yard maximum here remains unconfirmed; verify with the County Planning Division.
A freestanding fence up to 6 ft on the side or rear needs no permit under county code.
Go above 6 ft and both a permit and an engineering review are required, and any retaining-wall fence needs a permit regardless of its height.
It can. Many Marina Del Rey buildings and communities carry an HOA, and CC&Rs are free to set stricter limits than the county code does.
Check your association’s rules alongside the county requirement before you finalize a design.
Pool fencing follows California’s own rule here, not county code: a self-latching gate that swings shut on its own, at least 60 inches of barrier height, and no more than 2 inches of clearance down at the ground.
Vinyl panels satisfy the state’s non-climbable requirement outright.