Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing for Maywood Yards

Fencing for Maywood’s compact lots

Maywood is one of the smaller, more tightly built cities in this part of Los Angeles County, and its residential lots reflect that: narrower frontages, shorter setbacks, fences that share close quarters with a neighbor’s on both sides.

We build vinyl and aluminum fencing sized to fit those lots exactly, privacy where you want a hard line at the property edge, semi-privacy or picket where an open look works better for a smaller yard, and a matching gate wherever the drive needs one.

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Services we offer in Maywood

Our vinyl work in Maywood covers privacy and semi-privacy fencing, picket runs, pool-code enclosures, and wall toppers that add height and privacy screening to an existing block or concrete wall with no demolition needed.

In aluminum we build privacy and semi-privacy panels, picket fencing, and gates, single, driveway or rolling, powder-coated to match the property. Every gate is framed to stay square even over a narrow drive, and small or oddly shaped jobs are always welcome here.

What shapes the cost of your fence

Cost on a Maywood job comes down to the same handful of factors every time: total footage, the height you need, material, gate count, whether an old fence needs to come out, and any grading the flat lot itself still requires now. Small and odd-shaped jobs many crews would rather skip are work we take on happily. A phone estimate is a useful starting point; the number that holds is written after a visit to the property itself.

Height rules on Maywood’s tighter lots

Maywood’s zoning ordinance sets front yard fencing at 3 ft, tighter than most neighboring cities. Side yards facing a street get 4 ft within 5 ft of the street-side lot line, and interior side yards and rear yards run to 6 ft.

Verify current requirements with the city’s Planning and Zoning Division before finalizing a design, and check your HOA’s CC&Rs too if one applies, since community rules can set a stricter limit than the city’s own code allows.

Built for flat, low-lying ground

Maywood sits on flat, low terrain, so grading isn’t the challenge here that it is in hillier cities, but a straight, level fence line still needs posts set to a consistent depth and panels racked evenly so the top reads true from the street.

Vinyl’s color is worked all the way through the material instead of applied on top, and aluminum’s powder-coat finish is rated Class A for flame and smoke, holding its look panel after panel for years without a repaint or a touch-up.

Colors for a Close-Set Yard

Whichever material you land on, the color is a one time decision that stays. Vinyl carries the longer list, aluminum the shorter one, and neither needs a brush later. Sort the tone against the house first.

Vinyl Tones and Textures

Shade comes second here. Surface sorts the vinyl range: four plain solids for a flat even face, a group of six smooth grains where you can read the wood figure, and four textured blends holding the deepest relief. Sections can mix.

• White
• Tan
• Clay
• Gray
• Coastal Cedar
• Dark Walnut
• Dark Sequoia
• Weathered Aspen
• Mesquite
• Slate Gray
• Arctic Blend
• Brazilian Blend
• Sierra Blend
• Weathered Blend

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.

Powder Coat Finishes

Metal keeps its choices tight. Panel and picket styles hold three finishes, black, white and wood grain. The contoured slat has one option, matte black. Nothing custom. Powder coat is baked on, so it stays put.

• Black
• WoodGrain
• White

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.

What Sets Your Height

Purpose comes first: containment, screening, or a clean line. Ground comes second, since a slope moves the number at both ends. The local cap comes third. Vinyl and aluminum sit in different spans, and a measured height is what gets built.