Santee · East County San Diego

Vinyl Fence Installation

Vinyl is the most requested fence Apache installs, and most of the company's project photos show it: solid privacy panels, privacy with an open picket or lattice top, and pool enclosures. Available in white, tan, and sandstone, vinyl will not rot, warp, or need repainting, which makes it a strong choice for inland yards that take full afternoon sun and for homeowners who do not want an ongoing maintenance job.

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Vinyl Fence Installation completed by Apache Fence in San Diego County

Real examples

Vinyl Fence Installation we have built

White vinyl privacy fence enclosing a backyard pool and paver deck with East County hills behind it — Vinyl fence

White vinyl fence and patio cover surrounding a swimming pool and spa — Vinyl fence

White vinyl fence with open picket top section beside a driveway — Vinyl fence

White vinyl privacy fence with open lattice top along a sidewalk, with the Apache Fence job sign attached — Vinyl fence

White vinyl fence with decorative open top panel enclosing a green lawn — Vinyl fence

Long run of white vinyl fence with picket top along a coastal street — Vinyl fence

Tan vinyl privacy fence behind a drought-tolerant yard with palms and gravel — Vinyl fence

Tan vinyl privacy fence enclosing a yard with artificial turf — Vinyl fence

Questions

About vinyl fence installation

Does vinyl fence turn yellow or crack in the sun?

Quality vinyl fence is manufactured with UV inhibitors specifically to resist yellowing and becoming brittle, which is why it is such a common choice in inland San Diego where afternoon sun is relentless. It does not need painting and it will not rot.

What colors does vinyl fence come in?

The projects we install most often are white, tan, and sandstone. Style options include solid privacy panels, privacy with an open picket top, and privacy with a lattice top.

Can vinyl fence be used around a pool?

Yes, and it is a popular pool choice because it does not rot from splash exposure and needs no repainting. Pool enclosures must meet California safety requirements including gate and latch specifications, which we build to.

Is vinyl more expensive than wood?

Vinyl generally costs more up front than a standard wood fence, but it eliminates staining and painting for the life of the fence. Over a long enough period that maintenance saving is what makes homeowners choose it. Exact pricing depends on height, footage, and gates.

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