The good news is that you can place your white or black vinyl fence anywhere that you want to on your Roseville property. However, you’re responsible for knowing exactly where your property lines are. You can use our fence planning tool to identify your property lines and decide where you want to place your new vinyl fence.

No, you don’t need to notify your neighbors before you start building your new vinyl fence, but this will be a disruptive and at times, a noisy process that extends for a few days. It’s always a good idea to give your neighbors a heads-up about your plans, so they aren’t surprised by the commotion.

If your Roseville vinyl fence installation process is under four feet tall, you don’t need a fence permit. However, a fence that’s over that height requires a permit before you can begin building your new fence. You’ll need to submit detailed plans of your fencing project and wait for approval along with the required permit.

Buried utility cables and pipes can create a big problem for your Roseville vinyl fence installation. If you accidentally hit one of these, it’ll set your project back, which makes it essential that you call the utilities if you choose to build your fence yourself. Our team always locates and marks the location of utility lines before we start work installing your vinyl fence panels.

In your front yard or a side of your property that sits at a right-of-way, your new vinyl fence can’t be taller than four feet. This is for the safety of drivers through your neighborhood. All other fencing can’t be taller than six and a half feet. Also, any fence over four feet tall requires a permit before you can start the installation process.

While you might be able to build your new vinyl fence on an easement, you don’t want to do that. If the utility company or city ever wants to gain access to the area, they’ll remove the fencing at your expense. You’ll need to rebuild the area of fencing at some point.