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1.We’ll give you a no-obligation estimate on your project, so you can feel confident in your decision.
Signing of a contract
2.We’ll sign a contract with you that clearly states what work we’re going to do, and what the specifications will be.
Execution of work
3.Finally, we will execute our work to the best of our abilities, fulfilling all conditions set forth in the contract.
Warranties
4.We offer lifetime warranty on our products and 5 year warranty on the labor, so you know you’ll be cared for.
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Pro Vinyl Fencing, an industry leader in vinyl fencing solutions, boasts a decade-long legacy in LA and Ventura County. The testimonies of our gratified clients underscore our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
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Baldwin Park, CA
Pleasurable experience; commitment to excellence.
Working with Pro Vinyl Fencing was a pleasure. Their team's commitment to excellence ensured our project's success.
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Downey, CA
Unmatched quality and finish.
I've seen a lot of vinyl fences, but the quality and finish from Pro Vinyl Fencing are unmatched. They are the real pros in this field.
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Santa Monica, CA
Durable and aesthetically pleasing fence.
In Los Angeles, you need a fence that can withstand the elements and still look good. Pro Vinyl Fencing achieved that for us.
Samuel S.
Encino, CA
Promise fulfilled; enhanced security and aesthetics.
With Pro Vinyl Fencing, what you're promised is what you get. Our fence has not only added security but also significantly enhanced our property's aesthetics.
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Frequently asked questions
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Can vinyl railing be painted?
No, the vinyl railing cannot be painted because the paint will not adhere to the surface. The vinyl railing is made of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) which is a thermoplastic. This means that it can be heated and molded into different shapes. It is also a non-polar molecule, meaning that it does not dissolve in water. Paint is a polar solvent and will not dissolve non-polar molecules like PVC. Therefore, the paint will not adhere to the surface of the vinyl railing and will eventually flake off.
Can I install vinyl fence myself?
Vinyl fencing can be installed just like any other fence. It is a good option for privacy because the material does not rust, fade or corrode, and it is water-resistant. Vinyl fencing is also less expensive than other options such as metal or wood fencing. However, it can be difficult to install vinyl fencing yourself without the proper tools and knowledge.
Are vinyl and fiberglass doors the same?
Vinyl and fiberglass doors are not the same. Vinyl doors are made of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and fiberglass doors are made of fiberglass. Vinyl is a softer material than fiberglass and is less resistant to scratches and dents. Fiberglass is more sturdy than vinyl and is less likely to warp or twist in changing temperatures. Both materials have their pros and cons, so it’s important to choose the door that best fits your needs.
How do you install vinyl gates on a house?
Vinyl gates can be installed with simple tools such as a drill and a power screwdriver. The gate should be screwed from the inside of the house, using metal screws to secure each bracket. The gate must be positioned in a way that it will not hit any siding or make contact with any other objects to prevent damage.
Which is better: PVC or vinyl fence?
Is there a difference between a PVC fence and a vinyl fence? The terms are usually used interchangeably, but vinyl fencing usually includes more than just PVC – dyes, stabilizers, and more are used to create a high-quality fence. PVC is used in fencing because it is quite strong, cost-effective, and long-lasting.