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Homes near the NoHo Arts District sit close together, and your yard gets a vinyl or aluminum fence sized for real privacy on a compact urban lot.
In business since 2018, we fabricate both materials in house and cover both ZIP codes North Hollywood spans, 91601 and 91605 alike.


North Hollywood packs theaters, galleries and close-set homes into one dense stretch of the San Fernando Valley.
Panels get racked and gates get hung close to the property line here, sized for the tight lot lines near Magnolia Boulevard and quiet privacy on residential streets a few blocks off the arts district itself.
North Hollywood, known locally as NoHo, is one of the more densely built neighborhoods in the San Fernando Valley, home to roughly 72,706 residents across ZIP codes 91601 and 91605.
Homes near the NoHo Arts District and Magnolia Boulevard often sit closer together than in more suburban parts of the Valley, which puts privacy fencing near the top of most requests. A tongue-and-groove vinyl privacy panel closes every gap between posts, and a semi-privacy style works well where a smaller yard still wants some airflow through the fence line.
As a Los Angeles neighborhood, fences here fall under Los Angeles Municipal Code 12.22 C.20(f). Front yards top out at 3.5 feet. Side and rear yards can reach 6 feet, with an 8-foot allowance on R-lots at least 40 feet wide.
A building permit applies to a non-masonry vinyl fence only above 10 feet in height, while masonry and retaining-wall fences need one regardless of height. Always verify current specifics with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning before finalizing plans.

Close-set lots near the arts district usually call for full-privacy vinyl paneling first, with picket and two-tone styles kept for street-facing yards near Magnolia Boulevard.
Pool enclosures are built to the state barrier code, and aluminum privacy or semi-privacy runs come powder-coated in black, white and wood grain for a more architectural look. Driveway and rolling gates are sized to fit the narrower urban driveways common in the area.
No two North Hollywood quotes look the same, because the factors driving cost vary by lot: total footage, fence height, how many gates a driveway needs, whether an old fence has to be cleared first, and how tight the property line runs against a neighbor’s. A phone call gets a ballpark. A free on-site visit gets an exact number once the crew measures the actual lot.
Vinyl never yellows in the sun and carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty, plus our own 5-year workmanship coverage. It also never needs paint or a scrape-and-repaint cycle, a real advantage on a lot line shared closely with a neighbor.
Aluminum’s coating carries a 20-year material and 10-year coating warranty, styled in powder-coated black, white or wood-grain tones that suit the neighborhood’s mix of working-class and updated residential streets.
Two answers can share one property here. Something plain along the neighbor boundary, something with a contrasting frame where the street sees it. Mixing between sections is allowed, and an opening carries the tone of the run it breaks.
Stand in a side yard this tight and the panel is at your shoulder, so surface counts for more than shade. Plain solids read flat, tan and clay among them. Smooth grains show milled timber. The TimberGrain blends are rougher again.
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.
An architectural line usually lands on black. White sits behind it, a grain option behind that, and all three reach flat and slatted profiles. Contoured slats: matte black, nothing else. Four in total, cured hard, none custom.
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.
Purpose leads here. A pool barrier answers one rule and a screen between close houses answers another, and the two rarely stop at the same height. The limit set locally trims what is left. Panels are cut to the measured site.
| 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 completed vinyl and aluminum fencing from North Hollywood and the surrounding San Fernando Valley, from close-lot privacy panels near Magnolia Boulevard to open picket runs, before requesting your own free on-site visit and estimate today.
North Hollywood, often shortened to NoHo, is a Los Angeles neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley with roughly 72,706 residents, about 20 miles north of Hollywood itself. It spans ZIP codes 91601 and 91605; Studio City lines the southern border, and Sun Valley closes off the western side. It is a dense, urban stretch of the Valley, with a mix of working-class and residential streets running side by side.
North Hollywood’s identity centers on the NoHo Arts District, packed with theaters and art galleries along and near Magnolia Boulevard, and anchored by the North Hollywood Metro Rail station, the B Line’s northern terminus. That density draws a steady mix of renters and homeowners into close-set streets that look and feel different from the wider suburban lots elsewhere in the Valley.
Tighter lot lines near the arts district mean privacy is usually the first request, not an afterthought. A full-privacy vinyl panel with no gaps between boards does more work on a North Hollywood lot than it might on a wider suburban property, and gate placement has to account for narrower driveways common to the neighborhood.
Los Angeles Municipal Code 12.22 C.20(f) caps front yards at 3.5 feet and side or rear yards at 6 feet, with an 8-foot allowance on R-lots 40 feet or wider. A permit applies to a non-masonry vinyl fence above 10 feet, and masonry or retaining-wall fences need one at any height. If your building has an HOA or condo association, its rules can be stricter, so verify both with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
Flip through before-and-after case studies from vinyl and aluminum fence jobs completed in and around North Hollywood, from tight-lot privacy panels near the arts district to open picket runs on quieter residential blocks further out toward Sun Valley.
A red, weathered wood fence and gate ran along the back of this North Hollywood property. A white vinyl privacy fence went in along the same run, installed with matching gates.
The gates close off the openings that sat beside the existing walls, so the fence line ties directly into what was already on the property. With the openings closed and the gates matching the new fence, this North Hollywood yard now has a continuous white vinyl boundary in place of the old wood line.
Had 3 gates and a side fence installed, makes our house look so much better!
BeforeAfterThe North Hollywood property had a long stretch of weathered wood fence, along with its gate, running the perimeter. A white vinyl privacy fence went in around the property.
It works its way past existing soil beds, a narrow side passage, and the concrete driveway, with a matching white gate installed at the access point. The gate was built to match, so it closes the perimeter at the driveway without breaking the line.
After further review, the company took the time to go through everything carefully, address all of my concerns, and make sure every issue was fully fixed. The fence looks fantastic, the workmanship is beautiful, and the completed project really came together well. I’m happy to update this to 5 stars and would recommend them based on the final experience.
BeforeAfterThis North Hollywood property had chain-link fencing and a mismatched set of gates along the front yard before the project began. Both were removed to make way for a new fence line.
An Aspen vinyl privacy fence with a horizontal picket top went in along the front lawn, the walkway, and the driveway. New gates were installed to match the fence, replacing the old mismatched ones.
Pro Vinyl Fencing is absolutely incredible. Vic and Jasmine walked me through every step of the process and gave me wonderful recommendations for style, color and function. My fence looks absolutely stunning.
BeforeAfterWhether the lot sits blocks from the arts district or further out toward Sun Valley itself, a North Hollywood fence job runs through the identical four stages, so nothing about the process ever catches you off guard at all.
No surprise costs once the crew arrives, and no guessing games left on a tight urban lot line here.
Someone measures the property in person, checks the line against LAMC rules, and leaves you a real figure that day.
Everything gets written down first: exact height, material, colors, gate count, and a start date you can plan around.
Posts get set to the line, panels and gates go up straight, the old fence comes down, and the crew cleans up.
Paperwork gets handed over on install day: vinyl’s lifetime coverage, aluminum’s 20-year terms, our 5-year guarantee.

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North Hollywood Fencing Questions, Answered
North Hollywood homeowners tend to circle back to the same handful of topics: LAMC height limits, permit thresholds, privacy fencing on a tight lot near the arts district, and whether we actually cover both local ZIP codes here, 91601 and 91605 alike.
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Los Angeles Municipal Code 12.22 C.20(f) sets the front yard cap at 3.5 feet here, while side and rear fencing can reach 6 feet, plus an 8-foot allowance on R-lots at least 40 feet wide.
Confirm your specific lot with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning before finalizing a design.
Yes.
We regularly work close-set residential lots near the NoHo Arts District and Magnolia Boulevard, where privacy fencing is usually the top priority given how tightly homes sit together in that part of the neighborhood.
Not for a standard vinyl install: the LAMC permit threshold sits at 10 feet for non-masonry fencing, well above most residential heights.
Masonry walls above 3.5 feet and retaining-wall fences are the exception and always need one. Confirm your plan with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning.
Yes. North Hollywood spans ZIP codes 91601 and 91605, and we schedule installs across both, from streets near the Metro Rail station and arts district out toward the Sun Valley border.
Yes. A tongue-and-groove vinyl privacy panel closes every gap between posts, which matters more on a tighter North Hollywood lot line than on a wider suburban property.
Semi-privacy styles work well where some airflow is still wanted.
An HOA or condo association can set height and material limits stricter than the city allows, and those private rules take precedence on top of LAMC when they exist.
Check with your association first, then we design to whichever number is lower.