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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One local crew runs your whole fence project in vinyl or aluminum, every service from the first stake to the final post.
Tell us what your yard needs, from privacy to a pool-safe enclosure, a gate, or a wall topper, and a licensed local installer builds a fence to fit your property and your rules. The work is 5.0-rated, and it starts with a free estimate answered the same business day.
Start with the job in front of you. Want privacy? A solid vinyl fence. Want to see through to a pool or a view? Open aluminum. From there the range runs across vinyl and aluminum fences, gates, wall toppers, and patio covers.
Most yards need more than one thing: a fence, a matching gate, maybe a topper on a block wall or a patio cover. One company builds it all in coordinated materials and colors. Browse the services below to begin.
Full-service installation: old fence hauled away, footings dug, and panels racked true to your yard’s slope.
The full vinyl gate lineup runs on a metal frame under the cladding, from a single side gate to a wide driveway gate.
A short section mounted on the wall or fence you already own, adding height without tearing out what still works.
Every real vinyl fence color we build, spanning solid neutral tones to layered wood-grain finishes.
Patio covers and pergolas get built to your yard’s footprint, skipping the sanding and staining a wood cover demands.
Custom aluminum fencing built in privacy, semi-privacy, or picket styles, powder-coated against rust.
Wall toppers welded from aluminum, anchored atop your existing block or masonry wall to add height.
Gates welded from aluminum to match your fence, built as a walk, driveway, or rolling gate.
Solid aluminum privacy fencing that closes the view completely, with no sightlines at all.
A true privacy fence closes every gap in one solid tongue-and-groove screen, blocking the view completely.
A row of evenly spaced upright pickets on top and bottom rails, marking the yard without blocking the view.
A reinforced vinyl privacy fence with light-passing acrylic panels set into the design.
A solid, low-gap safety barrier sized to code so a small child cannot climb through or over it.
Vinyl fencing fabricated to whatever height, width, or color mix your yard needs, not the nearest stock size.
Open horizontal rails set on posts mark a boundary the classic post-and-rail way, with the sightline running straight through.
Tongue-and-groove boards run side to side into one solid, gap-free screen for a wide, modern board line.
Boards run straight up and down into one solid wall, the classic upright silhouette of a privacy fence.
The same solid privacy body built in two colors, the frame in one tone and the infill boards in another.
Lattice fencing filters light and views instead of blocking them, in an open criss-cross pattern of diamonds or squares.
A solid privacy body capped by an open decorative picket crown, private below and detailed at the top.
Close-set boards soften the sightline into the yard while air and daylight still pass freely through the gaps.
Closed-top pickets sit flush under a top rail for a finished, level line, with the gaps between boards left open.
Horizontal pickets run flat boards side to side instead of standing upright, open enough for light and air to pass.
Pickets stand upright and stop clean at the top rail, the closed-top spacing behind the classic white-picket look.
Arched picket tops climb to a gentle crown at the center of each section instead of running level.
Straight picket tops hold level the whole way across the run, no dip at the center and no rise to a crown.
Scalloped picket tops dip into a soft scoop at the center of each section and rise back up at the posts.
Dog-ear pickets run up through the top rail and stand exposed above it, each one wearing a molded cap.
Two open rails on low posts mark the property line while the view runs clean over the top.
Three evenly spaced open rails give the classic ranch look most owners choose, marking the line without blocking the view.
Four rails fill the frame the most of any ranch count, built for real containment on livestock and estate lines.
A decorative diagonal X crosses the open rails for the rustic ranch look, without the rot or splinters of wood.
Rolling gates slide sideways on a wheeled track, clearing a wide opening with no leaf left to sag.
Driveway gates ride on a welded steel frame under the vinyl skin, sized to your opening so it never sags.
The pedestrian side gate is measured to your actual passage and hung self-closing and self-latching.
Fence gates get built to match your run exactly, same style, color, height, and pickets, on a metal frame.
Solid patio covers close the roof completely, built for full shade and real rain protection, not filtered sun.
Picket-style covers filter the sun to partial shade through evenly spaced slats while a breeze keeps moving underneath.
Custom patio covers get drawn to your patio’s exact footprint, built for odd angles or spans no stock kit fits.
Pergolas set an open frame of posts, beams, and rafters overhead, trading a closed roof for dappled light.
Free-standing covers stand on their own posts with no wall to lean on, so shade can go anywhere in the yard.
A solid tongue-and-groove cap closes the gap above an existing wall or fence, taking back a sightline a neighbor built over.
Open spaced pickets add height and a finished top line while the view, daylight, and breeze all stay.
Built to your wall’s own height and shape rather than picked from a fixed size ladder, no odd run turned away.
A code-rated guard rail for a raised deck, porch, or stairway, fabricated to fit and keep you safely back from the edge.
White is the bright classic vinyl tone, built with a UV shield so it never yellows.
Tan gives a soft, light, warm beige that pairs quietly with almost any home exterior.
Warm wood-tone vinyl browns, ranging from a textured Sierra Blend to a deep Dark Walnut.
Clay is a warm, earthy solid tone with no wood grain, deeper and warmer than Tan.
Solid Gray is a smooth, cool, modern neutral with no wood texture at all, a true even tone.
Coastal Cedar is a warm, golden cedar wood grain worked all the way through the vinyl.
The wood grain shoppers search for as Driftwood is the color we build as Mesquite.
Weathered Aspen is a soft, aged gray-brown wood grain built to echo timber left outdoors.
A hybrid aluminum panel: solid privacy below, an open picket band across the top.
Close-set aluminum slats that screen the yard while still letting breeze and daylight through.
Rolling and sliding aluminum gates that travel sideways instead of swinging open.
Aluminum driveway gates, welded to your exact opening and offered as swing, slide, or cantilever.
One welded aluminum gate leaf, sized for a side yard, pool enclosure, or front walkway.
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We install and custom-fabricate both vinyl and aluminum, across fences, gates, wall toppers, and patio covers, so a single crew can take on the whole yard.
Custom work runs through every service. In our own shop we build panels and gates to heights beyond the standard six feet, so a fence can clear a slope or top a block wall. Both materials come from our own wholesale supply, so we install the parts we stock.
Neither material suits every yard. Vinyl brings privacy, warmth, and a color that runs through the panel. Aluminum brings clean modern lines, open sightlines, and strength on a slope. Those are the two we build best.
A fence lasts as long as the work under it. We set footings to depth, keep the lines true across a slope, build to local code, and leave the yard clean. That is what a pro install buys you.
Vinyl earns its keep where you want privacy and low upkeep. A vinyl fence blocks sightlines and wind, never needs paint or stain, and rinses clean with a hose. The color runs through the panel, so a scuff never shows. For a backyard, it is the hands-off pick.
Aluminum earns its keep where you want to see through the fence or build on rough ground. Its thin, powder-coated lines suit a modern facade, frame a pool or a view, and rack to follow a slope. The metal resists rust and takes a load vinyl cannot, which suits hillsides, pool codes, and open frontages.
Every build follows the same discipline: posts set in concrete, panels squared, the run kept to code. Taller or street-facing fences can trigger a height or permit rule that varies by city, so check with your building department. Gate motors come from a separate specialist.
Picture the whole yard: a privacy fence at the back, a matching gate, a topper on a block wall, a patio cover. One crew builds it all in one material and color, so the pieces read as one design.
That is what one company buys you: instead of four trades, you get one contract and one contact from estimate to final walk. We have put in over two thousand projects and one hundred thousand feet of fence. Open the service you need below, or book a free visit.
Across Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County, the full range comes to your yard: vinyl and aluminum fences, gates, toppers, and patio covers, custom-fabricated and installed by our crews. From inland valleys out to the coastline, every neighborhood gets the same build standard and written warranties.
In the San Francisco Bay Area, you get the same company and catalog: vinyl and aluminum fences, gates, toppers, and patio covers, built by trained crews. Terrain runs from East Bay hillsides to Peninsula flats, and permit rules differ from Southern California, so every fence meets local code.
What follows is about the work, not the sales pitch. A fence is only as good as the crew that measures, digs, and sets it, and ours has earned a 5.0 rating across over five hundred five-star reviews. Here is what goes into a build that holds.
Every job runs on the same habits: measure twice, set posts deep, square each panel, and sweep the site before we leave. That is the gap between a fence that sags in a season and one that still shuts flush years on.
We cut and build panels and gates in our own shop, so odd heights, long runs, and non-standard sizes are routine, not a favor we cannot fill.
The same trained crews install vinyl and aluminum, so your choice of material never depends on what one team happens to know how to hang.
Posts go into concrete footings dug to depth, and every run is built to meet local height and setback code, not just to look finished on day one.
One person owns your project from estimate to final walk, so you are never handed between a salesperson, a scheduler, and a crew that never met.
Old fence hauled off, offcuts and hardware picked up, the ground raked before we go. You get a finished fence and a yard you can use tonight.
Most residential fences go up in a single day once materials are staged, and we hold to the schedule we gave you, not the one that suits us.
Our five-year workmanship warranty covers the labor, plus a transferable limited lifetime warranty on vinyl and 20-year coverage on aluminum.
A tall or street-facing fence may fall under a local height or permit rule that varies by city, so confirm it with your building department.
From the first call to the final walk, four clear steps move your project along. At each one you know what comes next, what the contract covers, and who to reach. No pressure to sign, and no surprise line on the invoice.
Here is how a fence project runs with us, from that first message through the warranty, one step at a time.
Reach us by phone or online, hear back the same business day, then we book a visit. No-money-down financing is offered.
Everything lands in writing first: scope, height, colors, and both warranties. You approve before a post goes in.
On build day, our crew digs the footings, sets each panel, and clears the yard. Most runs finish in about a day.
Once it is done, we log your coverage, hand over the paperwork, and stay a call away if the fence ever needs a look.

Straight answers on materials, gates and covers, so you know what you are choosing before the crew arrives.
Furniture covers block rain, wind and sun that otherwise fade, warp and crack patio furniture over time.
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Questions Homeowners Ask Before They Start
Most questions before a project are about picking the right service and what the work includes. These cover choosing a material, handling the whole yard, custom sizes, and warranty. On cost, the honest answer is that it depends on the run, height, style, and ground, which is why the estimate is free.
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Start with the job, not the product. Want privacy or a wind block? A vinyl fence. Want to see through to a pool or a view? Aluminum.
Need height on a wall or shade on a patio? A topper or a patio cover. Tell us what you are solving and we will route you to the right service, or sort it on a visit.
Match the material to the job. For privacy and a wind block, vinyl gives you a solid, through-color panel with almost no upkeep.
For a pool, a view, or a slope, aluminum gives you open sightlines, strength, and a frame that racks to follow the grade. We read your yard and advise.
Yes, and that is the point of one company for the whole yard. The same crew builds your fence, hangs a matching gate, tops a block wall, and raises a patio cover, all in coordinated material and color on one schedule.
You get one contract and one point of contact instead of juggling separate trades.
Yes. Because we fabricate in our own shop, custom heights and odd sizes are routine, well beyond the standard six feet.
Taller or street-facing runs can trigger a local height or permit rule that varies by city, so it is worth confirming with your building department before we sign.
Two warranties cover a job. Our five-year workmanship warranty backs the labor: the posts, panels, and hardware we set.
Vinyl carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty; aluminum carries 20 years on the material, 10 on the coating, and 2 on the steel parts. Both come in writing.
We do. A single gate, one short run, a repair, or a few panels to match an existing fence are all welcome, not just full-yard installs.
Small jobs get the same crew, materials, and warranty as a big one. If it is built in vinyl or aluminum, it is worth a call, and the estimate is free.