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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In the Ojai Valley, your fence needs to hold a line against hillside grades and frame long mountain views without blocking them entirely.
We know Ojai’s 3 foot front yard cap and 6 foot side and rear limit, and we build every fence to clear them cleanly, no second trip.


We build custom vinyl and aluminum fences for Ojai’s valley lots, sized to the property and racked to fit sloped, hillside grade.
Every yard here is different, from flat valley parcels near Ojai Avenue to graded lots against the hills, so a real quote comes from someone walking your property, not a number guessed over the phone. We look before we quote.
Ojai Valley sits ringed by the Western Transverse Ranges, and a lot of yards here aren’t flat. A fence that ignores the grade looks wrong and leaves gaps at the bottom. We rack every panel to the slope so the top line stays level and the bottom follows the ground, whether that’s a gentle rise off Ojai Avenue or a steeper cut up toward Upper Ojai’s quieter hillside lots.
Vinyl holds its color straight through the material, so a scratch never shows white and the sun doesn’t fade it, just a rinse twice a year keeps it looking new. Aluminum gives a more modern line for newer builds, finished in powder-coated black, white or a wood-grain tone that still reads as metal up close. Both come in custom heights from 2 to 8 ft.

Some Ojai yards sit more exposed than others, especially up toward Upper Ojai where the terrain opens up. For those spots we build in metal inserts on the vinyl line: it looks like solid vinyl from the outside, but there’s metal framing inside the rails, engineered to take any realistic wind this area gets.
Privacy styles use tongue-and-groove construction with no gaps between boards, which also cuts down on the noise and dust that crosses a property line between close neighbors.
Ojai’s mix of valley flats and hillside parcels gets privacy and semi-privacy vinyl, picket and ranch-style rail fencing, pool enclosures that meet code, and aluminum privacy or semi-privacy panels where the look wants to be cleaner and more modern. A matching gate comes with every style, walk or driveway.
Every fence we build ships with a gate cut to match: a walk gate for a side path, a wide driveway gate braced with extra framing so it doesn’t sag over time. If you already have a block or concrete wall, a wall topper adds height and screening without tearing it down.
We never quote a number without seeing the yard, but a few things move it: total footage, fence height, material, how many gates, how much slope the crew has to work around, and whether an old fence has to come out first.
Book a free, no-obligation on-site visit and we’ll leave you with a real figure, not a guess. Removing an existing wood or chain-link fence before we build usually adds a modest line item, so mention it up front and we’ll fold it into the same quote instead of a change order later on.
One palette is long, the other deliberately short, so the material you land on decides how much choosing there is to do. Either way the panel gets fabricated in the tone you picked, not one that sits close to it.
On a hillside parcel you read the same panel from above and from underneath in one day, which is where texture earns its place. Six wood grains and four blends carry a face. Four plain solids stay flat by design.
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.
There is no paint chip to match here. Nothing on this side is custom, and the whole finish range fits on one hand. Contoured slats are strictest at matte black. Broader profiles allow the grain look, white and black.
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.
Pick the number for the problem, not for the fence. Blocking a sightline into the yard and edging a driveway want very different runs, and every style below tops out somewhere different before the local cap applies.
| 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 |
These photos cover jobs completed in and around Ojai: privacy runs racked to hillside grade, ranch-style rail along valley properties, and aluminum panels finished in a modern black. Quote which style catches your eye, or scroll the full set below.
Ojai incorporated in 1921 and has stayed small on purpose: the 2020 census counted 7,637 residents spread through the Ojai Valley, about 70 miles northwest of Los Angeles and east of Santa Barbara. Ojai Avenue runs through the center of town, and Upper Ojai stretches out as its own quieter area above the valley floor.
The valley sits surrounded by hills and mountains, which means a lot of residential lots here aren’t flat. Fence lines have to follow the grade instead of fighting it, and property boundaries often run along a slope rather than a straight flat edge. That terrain shapes almost every install we do in town.
Ojai Municipal Code Section 10-2.805 (Ordinance 910) caps front yard fencing at 3 feet within the front setback, with up to 6 feet allowed outside the setback subject to Community Development Director approval on a term-limited basis.
Side and rear fencing can run up to 6 feet. The building permit threshold specifically wasn’t published in the sources we could confirm. Always verify current limits and any permit requirement with the City of Ojai Community Development Department before you build.
If your yard has a pool, state law sets the baseline: the barrier has to stand at least 60 inches high, clear the ground by no more than 2 inches, skip any gap wider than 4 inches, and latch itself shut on a gate that swings away from the water. Vinyl is recognized as an approved non-climbable barrier material, which makes it a straightforward pick for a pool yard in Ojai.
Four stages carry an Ojai fence project from a walkaround on your property to a finished install, and each one happens in the same order every time so nothing gets skipped, whether you’re on a flat lot or working around a slope.
Book your free estimate and we’ll walk the slope with you before anything goes on paper, no pressure either way.
A salesman walks your Ojai property, measures the lot and notes the slope before quoting a real number.
Scope, materials, height, color and gate count go on paper before the crew ever breaks ground here.
Posts go in plumb to the slope, then panels and gates follow, and the old fence gets pulled and hauled off.
You leave with vinyl’s lifetime coverage on file, aluminum’s 20/10/2 year terms, and our 5 year workmanship guarantee.

Real answers on vinyl, aluminum and upkeep, written for homeowners deciding what fits their Ojai property.
Vinyl fencing keeps its factory-set color and resists rot for decades if a professional handles the install.
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Fence Installation Questions for Ojai Homeowners
Ojai’s height rules and hillside lots bring up questions we hear on almost every call in town. Here’s what we tell homeowners before the crew ever shows up, from setback limits on Ojai Avenue frontage to how we handle a sloped backyard. We answer straight, no upsell.
Still have a question?
Reach out and a real person answers, usually within the same business day.
Ojai Municipal Code Section 10-2.805 caps front yard fencing at 3 feet within the front setback, and up to 6 feet outside it with Community Development Director approval.
Side and rear fencing can reach 6 feet. Verify current limits with the City of Ojai before you build.
Yes, in specific cases. Ojai allows front yard fencing above the standard 3 foot cap, up to 6 feet, when the Community Development Director approves it on a term-limited basis for public health or safety reasons.
Check with the Community Development Department before you plan around it.
Yes. We work throughout the Ojai Valley, from in-town lots near Ojai Avenue down to the flats, and out to Upper Ojai’s larger hillside parcels. Distance from town doesn’t change the estimate or the timeline.
Yes. California’s pool safety act sets the baseline here too: the barrier must reach 60 inches high, keep ground clearance under 2 inches, skip any gap over 4 inches, and use a gate that latches itself shut, swinging away from the water.
Vinyl qualifies as an approved non-climbable barrier.
Often, yes. Hillside runs need extra post depth and racking to the grade, which adds work compared to a flat lot, on top of the usual factors: footage, height, material and gate count.
We give a firm number only after walking the property, never a guess by phone.
Most Ojai jobs run a day or two once materials are on site: post setting, panel and gate hanging, then cleanup.
Hillside lots with heavier grading or a longer run can add time. We’ll give you a real timeline at the on-site estimate, not a guess.