Santa Ana gusts here can be severe, so we set posts in deep concrete footings, space them closer than standard, and reinforce rails. Open aluminum pickets shed wind naturally, while solid vinyl runs get the extra structural support they need to stay put.

Generally a 6-foot fence in the rear and side yards is allowed without a building permit, with front-yard fences limited in height and corner lots subject to sight-distance rules. We confirm Camarillo’s current standards and obtain any needed permits for you.

Quality vinyl is made with UV inhibitors and titanium-dioxide pigments that resist fading and brittleness in strong sun. Lighter colors stay cooler and hide UV exposure best. We install vinyl rated for hot inland climates so it holds its color and strength for decades.

For sloped lots, aluminum racks to follow the grade cleanly and, being non-combustible, suits fire-zone foothills. Vinyl can be stepped down a slope for privacy where fire rules allow. We assess your slope and fire-zone status to recommend the right approach.