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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You get a fence built for your Ontario yard, sized to the city’s rules and ready for Inland Empire sun, in vinyl or clean modern aluminum.
A licensed installer and custom fabricator rated five stars since 2018, we build to your lot and give you a fast, free estimate.


In Ontario, we install and custom-fabricate vinyl and aluminum fencing, built by a local crew that knows the city and its heat.
Vinyl gives private, low-maintenance screening that never yellows. For a front yard or pool, aluminum brings a modern, architectural line. Custom heights suit any Ontario lot, and every quote follows a free on-site visit.
Ontario homes get two real choices from us, and we help you land on the right one. Vinyl comes in more than a dozen colors and styles, from warm wood looks to shades richer than iron, and it never yellows, rots, or asks for paint. Install it once, rinse it a couple of times a year, and that is the whole upkeep plan.
Aluminum runs modern and architectural, a clean flat-panel line that frames a front yard, a pool, or a long perimeter without blocking the view. Want privacy and low upkeep? Vinyl. Want an open, contemporary look? Aluminum. Either way, we match the color and style to your property.
Yes. Ontario sits in the dry inland stretch of the region, where summer sun runs long and strong and the Santa Ana winds can pick up. Unlike wood, vinyl does not warp, gray out, or beg for a fresh coat every couple of years to survive that exposure.
It never yellows under the sun, and it holds its color season after season with nothing more than a rinse. On exposed runs where wind is a concern, we set a metal insert inside the panel: it looks like vinyl on the outside, but there is metal within, and it stands up to any realistic wind the area gets.
We build to your lot, not to a standard panel. Vinyl runs from 2 to 8 feet and aluminum from 2 to 12 feet, with six feet the common choice, and we fabricate each piece to fit your exact line. Need a combination, like a solid privacy base under a decorative picket top?
That gets built too. A short topper on a block wall, a single gate, or a full backyard perimeter, no job is too small or too custom to take on. If a standard panel will not do the job, we make one that will.
Five things move the price more than anything else: the material you pick, how tall and how long the run is, how many gates you need, the ground the posts go into, and whether an old fence has to come out first. A two-hundred-foot line runs differently on flat ground than on a slope with hard soil.
You will not have to chase a number through a contact form here. A quick call gets you a rough range, but the honest number comes once our estimator sees the site. Small jobs are welcome, and the estimate is always free.

From privacy fences and picket lines to gates, wall toppers, and patio covers, we cover the full range in both vinyl and aluminum. Whatever the project, one local team handles the fabrication and the install from start to finish, sized to the Ontario property it stands on.
Heat is the one thing here that does not get a vote. Vinyl does not yellow in it and powder coat holds through it, so the decision stays a visual one: a long graded range on one side, a tight set on the other.
Clay and Gray sit in the plain group alongside two more. Past those come six grains with milled timber in the face, then four blends textured deeper again. Mixing across sections of one property is allowed.
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.
Nobody repaints one of these. Color arrives bonded to the aluminum rather than spread over it, which is the argument for powder coat in this heat. A contoured slat wears matte black; white, wood grain and black reach everything else.
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.
Nobody adjusts this one after fabrication, so it gets settled first. Each row below is a style’s physical limit and nothing more. The job, the lot and the local cap between them narrow the figure from there.
| 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 |
Have a look at vinyl and aluminum fences from in and around Ontario, shown in the colors, styles, and heights local homeowners ask for most. You will see full-privacy backyards, low picket lines, and clean modern borders, real work up close. Open any image to zoom in.
Ontario began in 1882 as a planned irrigation colony laid out by the Chaffey brothers, who named it the Model Colony and set Euclid Avenue through its center as a tree-lined civic spine. The city incorporated on December 10, 1891, and that original grid still shapes its older neighborhoods. Euclid Avenue remains the landmark corridor at the heart of town, a reminder of how carefully the place was planned from the start.
Today Ontario is one of the western Inland Empire’s economic anchors, a logistics and warehousing hub built around Ontario International Airport and the shopping draw of Ontario Mills. It sits in San Bernardino County, roughly 40 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, and it is an independent city, not part of Los Angeles.
That blend of settled older streets and newer tract housing, home to roughly 175,000 residents, means fences here range from short front accents on compact lots to long private lines around larger parcels, and we build for both.
Ontario writes its own fence rules in its Development Code, Chapter 6.0, Division 6.02, Walls, Fences and Obstructions. As a general guide, front and street-side fences are usually kept low, around 3 feet, while interior side and rear fences typically reach about 6 feet, and a building permit is generally required once a fence passes 7 feet.
Section 6.02.030 also holds corner-lot fences low within the sight triangle at an intersection, so drivers keep a clear view. Treat these as a starting point, not the final word: the exact limit depends on your zoning and your address, so verify it with the City of Ontario Planning Division before you build. Because Ontario is an independent city with its own code, a Chino or Los Angeles rule does not carry over here.
Seeing the before and after tells you more than any spec sheet can. Flip through these transformations from in and around Ontario, where a tired old fence becomes a clean private backyard or a bare boundary turns into a finished modern line. When you can picture yours, reach out to start the plan.
This Ontario property had an open passage between two masonry walls, with no gate closing it off. A stepping-stone walkway ran through that gap toward a landscaped soil edge, and before this project that stretch stood open, with nothing to mark the boundary between the walls.
Our crew installed a white vinyl single privacy gate to close that passage, setting it where the stepping-stone walkway meets the landscaped soil edge. The gate now fills the opening between the two masonry walls, closing off a stretch of the property that had been open before this installation.
BeforeAfterEvery Ontario fence follows the same clear path: a free on-site estimate, a written contract you can actually read, a careful build by our own crew, and a warranty put in your hands at the end. You know the price and the plan before anyone digs.
Ready when you are: book your free estimate this week and we will get you onto the schedule fast.
We start with a ballpark by phone, then visit your property to measure, check access, and note any old-fence removal.
You get materials, height, timeline, and scope on paper up front, with a firm number, before our crew breaks ground.
The crew builds and fabricates to the exact plan, protects your landscaping, and hauls off the debris at the end.
At the end, your warranties go in writing: a limited lifetime on vinyl, 20 years on aluminum, and 5 on our workmanship.

Straight answers on materials, upkeep, and local rules for Ontario homeowners planning a fence. Browse below.
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Common Ontario Fencing Questions, Answered
Before you commit to a fence, a handful of questions come up again and again in Ontario, about how tall you can build, how the city’s heat treats vinyl, what a project runs, and how soon a crew can start. Here are honest answers to the ones we hear most. If yours is not covered, just call and ask.
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Usually only for taller ones. Under Ontario’s Development Code, Division 6.02, a permit is generally required once a fence passes 7 feet, and masonry walls at any height.
Front fences run about 3 feet, side and rear up to about 6. Confirm your address with the City of Ontario Planning Division.
Often, yes. If your home is in a planned community or condominium, the HOA can set stricter limits than the city on height, color, style, even material.
Those rules sit on top of Ontario’s code, not instead of it, so check your CC&Rs first. Once you know what your HOA allows, we build to match it.
It does. Ontario’s summers are long, dry, and bright, exactly the exposure vinyl is built for. It never yellows and keeps color with an occasional rinse, no sanding or repainting.
Where a run faces open wind, we add a metal insert inside the panel, so it looks like vinyl but stands firm in gusts.
Absolutely. We fabricate to your measurements, so vinyl can run from 2 to 8 feet and aluminum from 2 to 12, with 6 feet the usual pick.
A single gate, a short topper on a block wall, or a few panels to close a gap are all fair game, no minimum. If a stock panel will not fit, we make one that does.
A few things, mostly. The material, the height and total length, the number of gates, the slope of the ground, and whether an old fence needs tearing out all move the total.
There is no price list here because every yard differs. You get a range by phone and a firm figure once we measure on site.
Faster than most expect. Book the free estimate this week and we can usually walk your property within a day or two.
Once the contract is signed, your build goes on the schedule, and we reply the same business day. You get a realistic start window at the estimate, not a rushed promise.