Vinyl & Aluminum Fencing
A Matchbook Leading to Your Door.
A wood fence that runs into the side of your house is one of the most direct ember-to-structure pathways on a typical property. Embers land in the fence, the fence ignites, and the fire walks straight into your siding. We replace the last five feet of combustible fencing closest to the home with non-combustible inserts that preserve the look of the rest of your fence line.
5 ft
The Zone 0 distance. Combustible fencing inside this envelope must be replaced under the WPH standard.
1 panel
Often enough — we replace just the section attached to the home in most jobs.
0 sparks
Non-combustible inserts don't ignite from ember contact.
What We Retrofit on Your Fence Line.
Targeted replacement of the combustible sections closest to the home, with materials that match the rest of your fence line where possible.
- Removal of the last 5 feet of combustible fence material touching or running parallel to the home
- Installation of a non-combustible panel insert (metal panel, steel mesh, or masonry post)
- Matching post height, color, and finish to the existing fence line where possible
- Photo-documented before/after of every retrofit section
- Coordination with HOA design review where required
Materials & Finishes
Available Colors & Materials.
Match the look of your existing fence line, or choose a contrast that reads as intentional hardening. Two non-combustible product families, stocked in Southern California.
Aluminum
Quickscreen Horizontal Slat
- White
- Textured Black
- Monument Gray
- Woodland Grey
Vinyl
Homeland Privacy Vinyl
All Homeland color options:
- White
- Almond
- Tan
- Khaki
- Adobe
- Gray
This work meets the following compliance standards:
- WPH Base item 1 (Zone 0)
- WPH Plus item 10 (back-to-back fence spacing)
- Non-combustible per ASTM E136
- Cal Fire-listed materials where applicable
How We Retrofit Your Fence Line.
Inspection
Exterior-only walkthrough. We photograph every vent, gutter line, fence segment, and the five feet around your foundation. No entry to your home required.
Risk Report
An EmberSafe Inspection Report flagging the openings most likely to fail in an ember storm, with photos, locations, and a prioritized retrofit plan.
Plan & Permits
We scope the work, pull required permits, and schedule around fire season.
Retrofit
Certified install. Vent assemblies, gutter guards, Zone 0 hardening — whatever your home needs, in the order that protects you fastest.
Documentation
Before/after photos, materials list, and an insurance-ready summary. Yours to share with whoever you choose.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Ready when you are.
Start with a Free Fence-Line Inspection.
We'll walk your home, photograph what we find, and send you an EmberSafe Inspection Report — no obligation.
Schedule My Free Inspection