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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Picture a fence that follows your Valley Glen lot line exactly, holds a straight top rail on both sides of the Tujunga Wash, and never needs a repaint.
Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing has fabricated vinyl and aluminum runs across the San Fernando Valley since 2018, sized to LA height caps.


Valley Glen homeowners call us for privacy fences, pool enclosures, and aluminum gates that outlast valley heat and years of sun.
Every yard here gets measured on site before anything is quoted: lot width, the slope near the wash, gate count, and if an existing fence needs removal first. Vinyl and aluminum both ship in a range of heights so the new line matches the house.
Valley Glen sits in the southeastern San Fernando Valley, a few miles north of Van Nuys and Sherman Oaks, where postwar single-family lots run wide enough for a real yard on most streets.
That lot pattern suits fencing well: room for a full privacy run, room for a driveway gate that swings clear, and room to rack a fence to whatever grade the lot carries. We build both materials to the same standard: posts set to depth, panels racked to the slope, and gates hung to swing true for years.
Most calls here open with one of three jobs: a straight privacy run down a side or rear line, a pool enclosure built to state barrier rules, or an aluminum picket fence out front that reads clean from the street.
The rest of the work is semi-privacy and two-tone vinyl, ranch-style rail fencing for wider lots, wall-mounted topper panels that add height to a standing block wall with no teardown, and matching gates from a side walk-through to a full driveway span. Vinyl runs to ten-plus colors and styles; the aluminum powder-coat finish covers black, white and a wood-look grain.
Nobody gets a real number without a visit, but the same factors move it every time: total footage, fence height, material and style, gate count and width, whether the yard slopes toward the Tujunga Wash or sits flat, and whether an old fence has to come down and get hauled off first. A ballpark over the phone works for planning; the number that holds is the one written after someone stands on the lot.
Valley heat is real here, and vinyl shrugs it off: the pigment is mixed into the PVC itself, not applied afterward, so years of direct sun leave it looking installed rather than chalky or cracked like painted wood.
For lots that catch more open wind, particularly stretches near the Tujunga Wash corridor cutting north to south through the area, we build with metal inserts inside the vinyl rails. It still looks like standard vinyl from either side, but structural metal is doing the work inside, sized for any realistic wind this part of the valley produces.

Valley Glen runs from ranch homes near Laurel Grove Park to newer builds closer to Los Angeles Valley College, and a fence should read as part of the property. That is the reasoning behind stocking ten-plus vinyl colors and multiple aluminum finishes: a two-tone privacy fence disappears into a stucco exterior, while a black aluminum picket line reads sharp against a lighter facade. Every quote includes a free, no-obligation walkthrough.
These two sets stay separate for a reason. A vinyl tone and a metal finish are made in different ways and will never read as the same color, so using both on one property works by contrast, not by match.
Depth separates these groups. At the plain end there is no texture at all, just even color. Six tones are milled to a timber face, Weathered Aspen among them. TimberGrain blends sit at the far end, roughest of the range.
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.
A grain look, white and black are what the panels take, and the contoured slat has a single option, matte black. Heat cures the powder onto the aluminum, so a summer of direct sun changes nothing.
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.
Blocking a view, enclosing water and marking a front line are three jobs and three different numbers. Ground takes another bite. So does the rule this city applies. Each row is a ceiling for one style, not a target.
| 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 |
Installed vinyl privacy runs, aluminum picket lines, pool enclosures, and gate builds from recent Valley Glen, Van Nuys, and Sherman Oaks jobs fill this gallery; scroll through before locking in your own on-site visit with our crew sometime soon.
Valley Glen is a Los Angeles neighborhood in the southeastern San Fernando Valley, roughly 12 miles north of downtown, bordered by Van Nuys, Sherman Oaks, and Panorama City.
The Tujunga Wash runs north to south through much of the area, and the neighborhood carries the wide postwar residential lots typical of this part of the valley, with Sherman Way, Vanowen Street, and Raymer Street among the main corridors connecting it to the surrounding streets.
Laurel Grove Park, the Valley Glen Community Park, the Tujunga Wash Greenway, and Los Angeles Valley College anchor different pockets of the neighborhood, each with its own mix of lot widths and setback patterns.
Lots that sit close to the Tujunga Wash tend to carry an irregular rear or side property line where the channel cuts across the block, which changes how a fence gets laid out compared with a standard rectangular lot. Wind also moves differently along an open channel corridor than it does mid-block, which is one more reason metal-reinforced vinyl panels make sense on the yards that back up to it.
Valley Glen falls under Los Angeles Municipal Code 12.22 C.20(f), the same fence ordinance that covers the city’s residential neighborhoods. Front yards cap at 3.5 ft, while side and rear yards can run to 6 ft without extra sign-off. A non-masonry fence, which covers vinyl and aluminum, only needs a building permit once it climbs above 10 ft; a masonry or concrete wall needs one at any height past 3.5 ft.
Pool barriers follow the state Pool Safety Act instead: 60 in minimum height, ground clearance capped at 2 inches, no 4-inch gaps, and a self-closing, self-latching gate that swings outward. If the property sits inside an HOA, its rules can set a stricter limit than the city does. Always verify current requirements with the City’s Planning Division before finalizing a design, since code sections and thresholds do get amended.
Four steps take a Valley Glen fence from first phone call to finished install: an on-site walk-through and estimate, a signed scope with firm pricing, a build day handled by one dedicated crew, and warranty documents once the last panel is set.
No pressure, no vague pricing, and no surprise line items once the crew shows up to build your fence.
A crew member walks the yard, notes the grade near the wash, and prices height and gates before anything is committed.
Scope, colors, heights, and gate count go into the contract first, so the price you agree to matches the invoice.
Posts go in to the correct depth, panels and gates get hung true, and the old fence is off the lot by day’s end.
Vinyl’s transferable lifetime coverage and aluminum’s 20-year material terms both carry a 5-year workmanship guarantee.

Practical guides on upkeep, material choice, and code questions for Valley Glen homeowners.
The site, more than personal taste, usually decides whether a gate should swing, slide, or lift clear.
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Your Valley Glen Fence Questions, Answered
Height limits near the Tujunga Wash corridor, permit thresholds, pool barrier rules, and how scheduling works: these are the exact questions that come up most often for Valley Glen properties, answered plainly below with no filler in between any of them.
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LA’s citywide fence rules under Municipal Code 12.22 C.20(f) put the front-yard ceiling at 3.5 ft, and let side and rear lines run up to 6 ft before any extra sign-off is needed.
Confirm specifics with the City’s Planning Division before finalizing a design.
Lots near the Tujunga Wash can carry an irregular rear or side line where the channel cuts across the block, so the fence follows that recorded boundary rather than a guess.
A survey settles it first, and LAMC 12.22 C.20(f) height rules apply once that line is confirmed.
State law requires pool barriers at least 60 in tall, with the gap beneath the barrier capped at 2 inches and no openings wider than 4 inches for a child to squeeze through.
Gates must self-close and self-latch, swinging outward. Vinyl qualifies as an approved barrier material.
Yes. When a property sits inside a homeowners association, its CC&Rs may set their own height, material, or color rules on top of the city code, and homeowners generally have to meet whichever standard is more restrictive.
Review the community’s guidelines before finalizing a design.
Lots that back up to the open channel corridor can see more wind than mid-block yards.
For those properties we build vinyl with metal inserts inside the rails: it still looks like a standard vinyl fence, but the metal structure inside handles the extra load.
Yes, both neighborhoods sit right next to Valley Glen and fall inside our regular Greater LA service area, along with Panorama City.
The same crew, materials, and warranty terms apply no matter which of these neighborhoods the property sits in.