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Tucked into the Simi Hills above the Conejo Valley, Oak Park properties get custom vinyl or aluminum fencing sized to real foothill lots, not a stock template.
Serving Ventura County since 2018, our crew fabricates every fence in-house and stands behind vinyl and aluminum with real warranty terms.


Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing builds and installs residential fencing across Oak Park and the greater Conejo Valley.
Being unincorporated, Oak Park follows Ventura County’s own zoning rules instead of a city code, and lots here run from tidy cul-de-sacs to sloped foothill parcels. Scroll the lineup below, then request a free estimate answered same-day.
Oak Park sits in the Simi Hills above the Conejo Valley, developed mostly since the late 1960s, and that hillside setting means lots here rarely sit dead level. A fence line that just follows a straight measurement leaves gaps under the panels the moment the ground rolls.
We rack each run to the actual grade instead, stepping the panels down a slope so the bottom stays tight and the top line reads clean across the property. The community grew up around its parks and its schools, and a fence here often has to work as both a privacy line and a clean edge along a well-used walking trail or greenbelt.
Because Oak Park is unincorporated, fence height and setback rules here come from the Ventura County Non-Coastal Zoning Ordinance, not a city building code, and the numbers differ from what a lot a few miles away in an incorporated city would follow.
Vinyl remains the workhorse for most yards: color runs through the PVC itself, so it never flakes or yellows, and upkeep is a rinse twice a year. Aluminum steps in where a homeowner wants a modern, architectural line instead, in black, white, or a wood-grain finish.
Oak Park work runs to vinyl privacy and semi-privacy panels, picket runs that suit the community’s open front-yard look, wall toppers for an existing block wall, and matching gates sized to the opening, from a single walk-through door to a wide double-drive entry.
Everything is custom-fabricated to the yard, never pulled off a stock rack. Heights run custom between 2 and 8 ft, racked to the slope rather than a fixed chart, and color runs clear through the vinyl so a scrape never shows white underneath.
Every estimate starts with a walk of the actual lot, not a phone guess, because too many variables move the final number to price blind: total footage, the height and material picked, your gate count, and how much grading a sloped section needs before posts go in.
Foothill parcels here carry that grading variable more often than a flat cul-de-sac would. Pulling out an old fence first adds its own line too. Expect a real figure the same day you ask for it, worked out on-site.

Every fence comes from a licensed installer and custom fabricator, with vinyl carrying a transferable limited lifetime warranty and aluminum backed by 20-year material, 10-year coating, and 2-year steel-components coverage. Both add our own 5-year workmanship warranty layered on top.
An open front yard leaves a run fully visible, so the tone out there carries more weight than the one behind the house. Two decisions on one property. Neither gets coated afterwards, and a gate wears what the fence wears.
Out front a picket shows narrow faces and open gaps, which flatters the plainer tones. Four flat solids live there. The smooth grains put timber on a narrow face. The textured blends read roughest, Brazilian Blend among them.
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.
Grade or no grade, the finish list holds. Panel and picket profiles are offered in black, in a wood grain, in white. A contoured slat gets one answer, matte black. Charged dry powder and heat bond it to the metal.
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.
Racked to the slope means one post stands taller than the next, and the figure you quote is only ever the tallest point. Style sets the outer edge, use narrows it, and the cap written for this city ends it.
| 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 |
Scroll through real installs finished around Oak Park, from tidy cul-de-sac privacy fencing to sloped hillside runs toward the Simi Hills edge of the community. Every photo is an actual job, not stock photography, so the finish and gate style match what your own lot could get.
Oak Park is an unincorporated census-designated place in Ventura County and, by population, the largest unincorporated community the county has, home to about 13,898 residents as of the 2020 census.
Developed mostly in the late 1960s in the Simi Hills above the Conejo Valley, the community sits in southeast Ventura County and borders Agoura Hills, in Los Angeles County, to its south. Multiple parks and hiking and biking trails run through the area alongside its schools.
Because Oak Park has never incorporated as a city, fencing here answers to the Ventura County Non-Coastal Zoning Ordinance rather than a municipal code, and its numbers do not automatically match a neighboring city’s rules. That distinction matters most right at the property line, where assuming a city standard applies can lead to the wrong height going in.
Simi Hills terrain means Oak Park lots run from flat cul-de-sac pads to noticeably sloped parcels, especially toward the hillside edges of the community. A fence built for a sloped lot needs to be racked to the grade rather than measured level, or the finished line ends up stepped and gapped at the bottom instead of following the land.
Under the county ordinance, front-yard fences top out at 3 feet within the street setback area, with solid sections capped at 42 inches; side and rear runs stay under 6 feet, or up to 8 feet where the fence is at least half open, such as chain-link.
Corner lots keep sight lines clear near intersections, since the ordinance blocks any structure taller than 3 feet within 20 feet of a corner. Because exact setback lines and permit thresholds can vary by parcel, verify your specific project with the Ventura County RMA Planning Department before finalizing a design.
An Oak Park install follows four fixed stages no matter the lot, whether it’s a flat cul-de-sac yard or a graded hillside parcel, always in the same order, so nothing about the schedule catches you off guard partway through.
One crew handles your Oak Park project from the opening measurement clear through cleanup and final walkthrough.
Someone comes out to walk your Oak Park lot, reads the actual slope, and works up a real number on the spot.
Everything gets written down first: materials, colors, height, gate count, and the agreed price.
Posts land true to the slope, panels and the gate go on, and the old fence is gone before the crew clears out.
Aluminum’s 20/10/2-year terms and vinyl’s transferable lifetime coverage both add our 5-year workmanship warranty.

Notes on choosing, installing, and maintaining a fence built for Ventura County foothill lots.
The solid top panel on this picket style closes every gap a standard picket run leaves open along the line.
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Common Questions From Oak Park Homeowners
Whether the county or a city sets the rules, how a sloped lot gets fenced, and what actually drives the price: Oak Park homeowners bring us these six most often, from streets near Agoura Hills to lots higher in the Simi Hills. Direct answers, no sales pitch attached.
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Oak Park is unincorporated, so there’s no city code of its own; fencing here follows the Ventura County Non-Coastal Zoning Ordinance instead. Confirm details with the Ventura County RMA Planning Department directly.
Front-yard fences top out at 3 feet within the street setback, and solid sections cap at 42 inches, under the Ventura County Non-Coastal Zoning Ordinance.
Verify the setback line on your parcel with the Ventura County RMA Planning Department.
Yes, up to a point. The standard limit is 6 feet, but the county ordinance allows up to 8 feet where the fence is at least half open, such as chain-link.
A solid privacy panel stays at the 6-foot standard. Confirm the exact rule for your fence style with the county planning department.
We rack the panels to follow the actual grade instead of measuring level, stepping the fence down a hillside in even sections so the bottom stays close to the ground and the top line reads clean.
It works for both vinyl and aluminum, on lots ranging from gentle grade to a real hillside drop.
Footage, the height picked, vinyl or aluminum, gate count, grade, and whether an old fence needs removal first all move the number.
Sloped Oak Park lots sometimes add grading work too. The on-site estimate is free and gives the real figure.
Some Oak Park properties carry HOA rules layered on top of the county ordinance, and those CC&Rs can be stricter than the county’s own limits on height, color, or style.
Check your HOA paperwork alongside the county rules before settling on a design.