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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A privacy or pool fence built to hold its color through Valley Village’s hottest summer days, sized to your yard and your side of Hermitage Avenue.
Licensed for both materials since 2018, our team answers every Valley Village inquiry the same business day, no exceptions.


Valley Village homeowners come to us for privacy fencing that blocks a view, pool enclosures that meet code, and well-fitted gates.
Every yard here is different: a narrow side yard off Hermitage Avenue calls for a different plan than a wide corner lot near Valley Village Park, and the free estimate reflects that from the first visit, not a generic phone quote.
Valley Village sits inland in the San Fernando Valley, where summer heat runs harder and longer than it does closer to the coast. Vinyl handles that without complaint: the color runs all the way through the PVC, not painted on, so it never chalks or fades under a Valley summer and a scrape never flashes white underneath.
It doesn’t rot, doesn’t need repainting, and upkeep is a rinse twice a year, nothing more. Custom heights run 2 to 8 ft, racked to a slope where a yard needs it, and the line comes in more than 10 colors and 10 styles, some closer to the look of wood, some closer to iron.
We fabricate and install privacy fencing with a tongue-and-groove design that closes every gap, plus semi-privacy and picket styles in vertical, horizontal, scalloped, arched, dog-ear and closed-top variations.
Two-tone panels, ranch-style rail for wider side yards, pool-code enclosures, lattice and railing fill out the vinyl lineup, and wall toppers raise the line of an existing block wall without tearing it down. Every style comes with a matching gate.
For a more contemporary look, our aluminum line runs privacy and semi-privacy styles with slats closed or spaced open for airflow, plus picket and wall toppers, finished in powder-coated black, white or a wood-grain tone, and aluminum patio covers.
It carries an ASTM E84 Class A flame and smoke rating, a 20-year material warranty, 10 years on the coating and 2 years on steel components, on top of our own 5-year workmanship warranty on either material we install.
Every fence style ships with a matching gate. Need something wider for the driveway? We build two-panel spans with extra internal framing so the gate holds its square for years instead of sagging on its hinges.
If you want to add an opener down the road, the gate is built to accept one; we just don’t sell the opener itself. In windy stretches of the Valley we can add metal inserts inside the rails: it still looks like vinyl from the outside, but there’s metal doing the work inside, built to take any realistic wind this area gets.

A real number depends on total footage, the height you choose, the material, how many gates the job needs, whether the yard slopes and needs racking, and whether the old fence needs to be torn out before the new one goes up. A phone estimate can get you in the neighborhood, but the real number comes from a free, no-obligation site visit, with financing available if you’d rather spread the cost out.
A fence, a gate and a topper on one property can share a single tone or deliberately break from it. Both sets below allow either. What neither allows is a change of mind once the panels are made.
An unbroken panel gives a tone nowhere to hide, and that is where these groups split. Solids read even, white and clay among them. The wood grains show a milled line. TimberGrain blends hold the strongest texture.
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.
Powder coat is why this list can stay short and still hold up. It goes on dry, cures under heat and bonds. Black does most of the work, with white and a timber grain covering the rest, and a contoured profile offers matte black only.
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.
Not every row stops at the same place, which is the whole use of the table. Around water the number answers to code before taste. Elsewhere what has to be hidden leads, and the city trims what is left.
| 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 |
This gallery holds vinyl and aluminum installations from Valley Village and the surrounding San Fernando Valley: privacy runs along property lines, picket fences framing front yards, and gates sized to driveways of every width, all built by the crew that would handle yours.
Valley Village is a residential neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles, about 20 miles northwest of downtown in the San Fernando Valley, bordered by Studio City, Sherman Oaks and North Hollywood. It’s a settled, established community of roughly 24,000 people built mostly on single-family lots along streets like Hermitage Avenue, with the Ventura Freeway (US 101) running along its edge.
The Valley’s inland position means summer heat that runs harder and longer than it does near the coast, which matters for any material left outdoors year-round. The Tujunga Wash cuts through the area, and its greenway runs alongside Valley Village Park, one of the neighborhood’s main open spaces.
Lots here tend to be classic LA single-family parcels: modest frontages, defined side yards, and a mix of corner and mid-block properties. Hermitage Avenue, once home to Marilyn Monroe’s childhood residence, is typical of the neighborhood’s older residential streets, where a new fence often replaces one that has been there since the house was built.
Los Angeles Municipal Code 12.22 C.20(f) caps a front yard fence at 3.5 ft and side or rear yard fencing at 6 ft, with up to 8 ft allowed on R-zoned lots 40 ft or wider that aren’t on a hillside, subject to Planning approval above the standard cap. A non-masonry fence like vinyl generally needs a building permit only above 10 ft, while any masonry or concrete wall over 3.5 ft needs one regardless of height.
A homeowners association, where one exists on the property, may set fence rules tighter than what the city allows, and that stricter standard governs. Verify current requirements with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning before finalizing plans.
A Valley Village fence job runs through four steps, from the first walkthrough on your property to the final cleanup after installation, with no surprises on materials, height, gate count or timeline anywhere in between.
Book a free on-site estimate and a crew lead measures your yard and prices the job before the week is out.
A crew lead walks your Valley Village lot, measures the run, and prices the job on the spot, no guessing over the phone.
Scope, materials, color, height and gate count go on paper before a single post goes in the ground.
Posts go in first, then panels and gates go up, the old fencing gets hauled off, and the yard is swept clean.
Vinyl carries a transferable lifetime warranty; aluminum runs 20/10/2-year terms, plus our 5-year workmanship on both.

Guides on vinyl upkeep, aluminum finishes and permit basics for Valley Village homeowners planning ahead.
Once a patio furniture cover comes off, the cushions and frame underneath are already clean and ready to sit on.
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Fence Questions From Valley Village Homeowners
Before signing anything, Valley Village homeowners usually want to know how tall a front yard fence can go under LAMC 12.22, whether vinyl holds up to Valley summer heat, and what a permit actually requires on this particular block before you start building.
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In Valley Village, most fences skip the permit process entirely: LAMC 12.22 C.20(f) only calls for one on a non-masonry fence like vinyl once it clears 10 ft, and on any masonry or concrete wall taller than 3.5 ft.
Confirm your plans with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning before building.
Los Angeles Municipal Code caps a front yard fence in Valley Village at 3.5 ft.
Side and rear yard fencing can go up to 6 ft, with up to 8 ft allowed on R-zoned lots 40 ft or wider that aren’t on a hillside, subject to Planning approval above the standard cap.
Yes. The color runs through the PVC rather than sitting on top, so Valley Village’s inland summer heat won’t fade or chalk it, and it won’t warp or rot the way some materials do.
A rinse twice a year is the only upkeep it needs.
Yes. Valley Village sits inside our regular route through the San Fernando Valley, along with Studio City, Sherman Oaks and North Hollywood, all part of our Greater Los Angeles service area.
Yes, if your lot is R-zoned, at least 40 ft wide, and not on a hillside.
LAMC 12.22 C.20(f) allows up to 8 ft for side and rear fencing on lots like that, but it needs sign-off from the Los Angeles Department of City Planning above the standard 6 ft cap.
Where a property carries HOA rules, those can run tighter than LAMC 12.22’s limits, and the tighter standard wins. Check your community’s CC&Rs before finalizing a design.