Vinyl Fence Installation
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Your yard sits at the hot, breezy west end of the Valley, where a fence has to take real sun, Santa Ana wind, and a slope. You get one built for exactly that.
Pick vinyl that never yellows in the heat or clean modern aluminum, in custom heights that fit your lot. Talk to a 5.0-rated crew today.


Summers here run brutally hot, and the hillsides south of Ventura can catch wind and fire risk. What a fence is made of matters here.
We install and custom-fabricate two materials here: UV-protected vinyl and modern aluminum, in heights from 2 to 8 feet. Nothing comes off a catalog default. You get a fence built to your lot by a licensed crew with 500+ five-star reviews.
Both shrug off the heat, so the real split is usually privacy or an open view. Go vinyl for a solid screen; choose aluminum for a see-through line.
| Feature | Vinyl | Aluminum |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Solid panels, wood and stone tones | Slim modern rails, open sightline |
| Upkeep | Occasional rinse, no paint | Occasional rinse, no rust |
| Heat and UV | Never yellows in full sun | Holds its powder-coat finish |
| Wind | Metal inserts take Santa Ana gusts | Rigid frame stands firm |
| Privacy | Full screen | See-through by design |
| Hillside and fire | Solid barrier on slopes | Non-combustible metal |
On September 6, 2020, the Pierce College weather station hit 121 degrees, the highest temperature ever officially recorded in LA County. Our vinyl uses UV-protected PVC, so it never yellows and won’t warp or fade in the sun. Aluminum takes the heat just as well. The fence you set this year looks the same in ten.

Homes on the slopes toward the Santa Monica Mountains sit in or near a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, and the west Valley catches Santa Ana wind.
For vinyl on an exposed lot, we thread a metal core through the posts and rails, so the panel wears vinyl on the outside yet stands up to any gust the west Valley throws at it. On a hillside, aluminum is worth a look because the metal is non-combustible. Neither is a wildfire guarantee, but both are built for it.
The figure rests on a handful of specifics: material, height, linear feet, any old fence that needs pulling, and how the ground sits on a slope. That is why you will not find a sticker price here. A phone call gets you a ballpark; the firm figure waits until someone walks the yard in person.
The vinyl comes with a limited lifetime material warranty that you can transfer, so a later owner of the house keeps the coverage. Aluminum coverage lasts 20 years on the material itself, 10 on the coating, and 2 on the steel, and we layer our 5-year workmanship warranty over every install. All of it lands in your contract, in plain language, before we begin.
You have real range here, not three stock panels. Vinyl privacy comes in horizontal and vertical board, or paired with frosted acrylic for a modern screen. Picket runs flat-top, straight, scalloped, or arched. Lattice, acrylic, and picket toppers add 2 or 3 feet. Every style gets a matching gate, and heights run 2 to 8 feet. Browse the styles below.
By August a west-facing run has taken months of direct sun, and neither material answers that with a repaint. The tone gets fixed when the panels are fabricated, so give both sets a slow look before you commit.
Look down on a run from the deck and you take in its whole face at once, which favors the deeper end. Dark Walnut and Dark Sequoia sit among the smooth grains. The four plain solids stay calmest, and texture peaks in the blends.
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.
Fewer decisions wait on this side, and that is not a flaw. Every finish is powder coat, charged dry then oven cured, which is why full sun cannot lift it. Everything but the contoured slat offers three finishes; that one is matte 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.
Exposure argues into this one alongside sightlines, and a tall run on open ground carries its reinforcement inside the post. Each row below gives a style its span. Under that, what the run must screen decides.
| 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 |
Flip through the gallery to see how vinyl and aluminum look once they are standing: the wood-tone and stone-tone colors, the picket profiles, the clean modern rails. These are real installs from in and around Woodland Hills. Spot a style you like, and the same can go up on your lot.
Woodland Hills anchors the western end of the San Fernando Valley, where the flatland meets the Santa Monica Mountains. In 1922, developer Victor Girard Kleinberger bought 2,886 acres here and planted some 120,000 trees to draw people to what he first called Girard.
The name changed to Woodland Hills in 1945, and the trees stayed. Today more than 60,000 people live across ZIP codes 91364 and 91367, with the Warner Center high-rises and the Ventura Boulevard corridor forming the commercial heart of this corner of Los Angeles County.
The Pierce College campus runs one of the oldest cooperative weather stations in the country, and on September 6, 2020, it logged 121 degrees, an all-time record for Los Angeles County. Heat like that, summer after summer, is hard on a fence. Wood dries and splits, and lesser panels fade.
Vinyl and aluminum shrug it off, keep their color, and ask for little more than an occasional rinse. Add the wind that funnels through the west Valley and the fire risk on the hillsides, and low-maintenance, heat-steady fencing simply fits how people live here.
Woodland Hills has no fence ordinance of its own; it runs on the Los Angeles Municipal Code like the rest of the city. In the front yard the cap is 3.5 feet; on the side and rear lines it is 6 feet, rising to 8 feet on residential lots that run at least 40 feet wide, and going higher calls for Planning sign-off.
Vinyl and other non-masonry fences draw no LADBS building permit unless they top 10 feet. Rules shift block by block, so confirm the specifics with the City’s Planning or Building and Safety department before you build.
From the first call to the last cleanup, the plan stays simple and the pressure stays off. Someone comes out, looks at your yard, the slope, the sun, the old fence, and talks through what works. You get a clear price and timeline, then we build.
One crew handles the whole job, the contract covers every detail up front, and we leave the site clean.
A salesman measures the yard and reads conditions, slope to old fence. Ballpark by phone, real number on site.
Before we start, the contract spells out materials, height, warranty, and full scope, so nothing rides on a handshake.
One crew builds it right: posts set true, metal inserts where the wind calls for it, every scrap hauled off at the end.
Your warranty is transferable if you sell, and our crew backs the workmanship. A question later? Call us, we handle it.

New to vinyl and aluminum, or just want the upkeep and code details straight? The posts below break it down.
An open picket side gate seals off a Los Angeles yard without blocking the view of who, or what, is inside it.
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Woodland Hills fence questions, answered
Permits, heat, hillside lots, height limits, pricing, and HOAs: these are what come up most before a Woodland Hills owner builds. Below are plain answers to all six, the same ones a phone call would give you. For anything tied to your exact address, reach out and we’ll walk you through it.
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In the City of LA, a vinyl or non-masonry fence draws no LADBS building permit until it passes 10 feet.
Height is capped first: 3.5 feet out front, 6 feet at the sides and rear, up to 8 feet on lots 40-plus feet wide, and Planning approval above that. Check what your lot allows with city planning.
No. Our vinyl is UV-protected PVC, so it never yellows and won’t warp or fade in full sun.
That counts in Woodland Hills, which hit 121 degrees in September 2020, the hottest reading ever recorded in LA County. Quality vinyl holds its color for the long run, and aluminum handles the heat too.
Near the Santa Monica Mountains, both wind and fire come into play. On an exposed vinyl run we set a metal core inside the posts and rails, so the fence shows vinyl on the surface but holds firm in a hard gust.
Aluminum is also worth weighing, since the metal itself will not burn.
Height is rarely the constraint, since vinyl fabricates from 2 to 8 feet. The limit is the code: in the City of LA, side and rear fences run 6 feet by right, or 8 feet on lots at least 40 feet wide.
Taller means Planning approval first. Tell us the lot, and it gets sized to what the rules allow.
A ballpark, yes; a firm price, not until we see the yard. It hangs on too many specifics: the material and height, how many feet you need, an old fence to haul off, and how the ground runs on a slope.
Only a walk-through pins those down, which is how you get an honest number instead of a guess.
Yes, within limits. City code sets the ceiling, but a homeowners association can add stricter rules on height, style, or color, and where it does, the tighter rule wins.
If you are in an HOA, look over its guidelines before you lock in a design, since that sign-off is separate from the city.