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 racked to your Conejo Valley slope holds its line through oak-shaded yards and foothill parcels alike, no gaps at the grade.
Licensed since 2018, our crew builds both materials for Greater LA and Ventura County, wind-rated inserts standard for canyon gusts.


From Casa Conejo to the Conejo Grade, Newbury Park yards get fencing fabricated to fit hillside slope and code alike.
Privacy runs along oak-shaded backyards, pool enclosures meet state code, and aluminum picket lines a driveway without blocking the foothill view; each choice comes down to your slope, your neighbors, and how much upkeep you want to do.
Newbury Park sits in the Conejo Valley at roughly 628 feet, where rolling foothills and native oak woodland shape almost every lot. Set a fence flat against a graded slope and the low end opens a gap that rain finds first.
Our crew steps each post down the hillside instead, panel by panel, until the top edge reads level and the bottom rail sits tight against the dirt the whole way across. That approach holds whether the lot backs onto Wildwood Regional Park, sits flat near Ventu Park, or climbs toward the open space boundary above Casa Conejo.
This valley runs Santa Ana winds through the canyon gaps from late fall into early spring, and a fence has to take that without racking loose at the posts.
Our vinyl panels take a metal insert inside the rail on exposed runs: it looks like standard vinyl from the yard, but there’s steel behind it, built for gusts a hillside lot actually sees. It’s the same detail we use on inland canyon jobs across Greater LA and Ventura County, not a Newbury Park-only trick.
Privacy and semi-privacy panels suit the oak-shaded lots near Casa Conejo, ranch rail fits the more open parcels toward Conejo Canyons Open Space, and pool-code enclosures meet state barrier rules for a backyard pool.
Aluminum picket and semi-privacy work along a view lot where you want a boundary without losing the hills, and driveway and rolling gates get built to match either material. Two-tone panels and wall toppers show up often on lots that already carry a block wall.
Phone numbers only get you in the right neighborhood; a firm figure needs someone standing on your slope. The variables that move the number: total footage, fence height, vinyl versus aluminum, gate count and width, whether an old fence has to be removed first, and how much the lot slopes.
Hillside lots near the open space boundary usually need more grading attention than flat parcels closer to Thousand Oaks proper. A demolition-heavy job, where an old wood fence has to come down first, typically adds more to the estimate than height alone.

Whether your address sits inside Thousand Oaks city limits or the unincorporated county pockets around Casa Conejo and Ventu Park, the build is the same: posts set to the slope, panels and gates fabricated to fit, and a crew that hauls the old fence away when the job’s done. Every gate leaves the shop pre-wired for an opener, so automation later is a bolt-on, not a rebuild.
Shade does something to a tone that a swatch held in the driveway will not show. Take it to the spot the run will occupy, under the oaks or out on the open side, and decide there. Once panels are fabricated the tone is fixed.
Panels that mix two tones need both halves settled at once, one family for the body and another for the frame. Plain solids give four steady tones. Smooth wood grains run warmer, Mesquite among them. Textured blends have the roughest face.
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.
Metal gets to the point. Panel and picket profiles arrive in white, in black, or wearing a grain finish, and the contoured slat allows nothing but matte black. The powder coat is bonded by heat, so an open view lot does nothing to it.
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.
Step a run downhill and it measures one number at the high post, another at the low. Style sets the ceiling first, the yard argues next, and the figure set for this city closes it. Everything is built off measurements taken on the slope.
| 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 |
Oak-shaded privacy runs, wind-rated picket, and gates built for a graded driveway: the set below covers finished jobs in and around Newbury Park and the wider Conejo Valley, from Casa Conejo to Thousand Oaks proper. Quote a project like yours or open the full gallery.
Newbury Park is an unincorporated community of roughly 37,775 residents in the Conejo Valley, about 35 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles. Most of the area falls within the city limits of Thousand Oaks, while pockets, including parts of Casa Conejo and Ventu Park, remain unincorporated Ventura County. Which jurisdiction covers your address changes which planning office reviews a fence permit.
The community sits at roughly 628 feet elevation, ringed by rolling foothills and native oak woodland, with the Santa Monica Mountains rising to the south. Wildwood Regional Park and Conejo Canyons Open Space border a good number of residential lots directly, which means fence lines here often follow a slope rather than a flat grade.
Casa Conejo and Ventu Park anchor the unincorporated end of Newbury Park, with Thousand Oaks proper and the Los Robles Open Space to the east, the Conejo Grade and Camarillo to the west, and Westlake Village roughly seven miles east at the LA County line.
Fencing here generally follows the Thousand Oaks pattern: a lower street-facing cap, six feet at the side and rear, and a permit requirement once height climbs past that. Because Newbury Park splits between Thousand Oaks city limits and unincorporated Ventura County, the exact figures for your address can differ. Verify current numbers with the City of Thousand Oaks Planning Division or Ventura County RMA Planning before you build.
Four stages take a Newbury Park project from the opening call to a finished fence: a slope gets measured, a contract gets signed, posts go in true to the grade, and a warranty lands in your hands at the very end of the whole job.
Colors, exact height, gate count and the old fence’s removal all get nailed down before anyone touches a post.
Someone measures your Newbury Park lot in person, slope included, and hands you a number worth trusting.
Height, colors, gate count, and the demolition plan for any old fence all go into a written contract first.
Our crew grades to the slope, sets posts, hangs panels and gates, then clears the debris before leaving.
Vinyl’s transferable lifetime warranty and our five-year workmanship coverage go home with you in writing.

Local reads on wind-rated vinyl, slope grading and upkeep for Newbury Park’s hillside lots.
Rolling gates slide along the fence line instead of swinging out, fitting Los Angeles driveways too narrow for clearance.
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Fence Questions From Newbury Park Homeowners
Newbury Park’s split jurisdiction between Thousand Oaks and the county, wind-rated vinyl for canyon gusts, and pool barrier code come up more than anything else before a project starts. Specific answers sit below, and a call covers anything the list doesn’t.
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It depends on your exact address. Most of Newbury Park sits inside Thousand Oaks city limits, while pockets near Casa Conejo and Ventu Park remain unincorporated Ventura County, and the two follow slightly different rules.
Verify limits with Thousand Oaks Planning or Ventura County RMA Planning.
Not every yard needs it, but this valley runs seasonal Santa Ana winds through the canyon gaps from late fall into early spring, and an exposed hillside lot near Wildwood Regional Park feels that more than a flat parcel.
We build vinyl with a metal insert inside the rail on runs that need it.
Most residential jobs run one to a few days once materials are on hand, depending on total footage, gate count, and how much grading the slope needs.
Your written contract sets a timeline specific to your lot before the crew starts, so there’s no guessing once work begins.
California’s Pool Safety Act sets barrier rules: a minimum 60-inch height, no more than a 2-inch gap at the ground, no 4-inch openings elsewhere, and a self-closing, self-latching gate that swings outward.
Vinyl is an approved non-climbable barrier material here.
Yes. Both unincorporated pockets and the Thousand Oaks city-limit portions of Newbury Park fall inside our Greater LA and Ventura County service area, and we’ve built fencing across the full Conejo Valley footprint.
Vinyl holds its color for good, shrugs off rot, and asks for nothing more than a rinse twice a year, plus a metal-insert option built for this valley’s wind.
Aluminum leans modern: powder-coated finishes and a 20-year material warranty. Both get a matching gate and five-year workmanship.