Low-maintenance composite fencing, installed locally
WPC (wood-plastic composite) fencing gives you the look of real wood boards without the upkeep. The capped composite won’t rot, splinter, warp, or feed termites, and it never needs staining or sealing. Apexguard Fence builds it on a rigid aluminum post-and-rail framework so the modern horizontal look stays flat and true.
Local work: composite privacy fencing and matching gates by Apexguard Fence, La Puente.
What we build
- Horizontal composite privacy — wide-board modern look, full height.
- Board-on-board & tongue-and-groove — solid privacy with no gaps.
- Composite + aluminum posts — a rigid, rust-proof framework.
- Composite gates — matching walk and driveway gates.
- Screen & accent walls — patio, side-yard, and pool-side dividers.
The look of wood, without the upkeep
Capped WPC resists fading, moisture, and termites, so it holds its color and finish through hot, dry Southern California summers. No staining, no sealing, no rotting bottom boards — just an occasional rinse. The aluminum framework behind the boards keeps long runs straight and rigid.
WPC (Composite) Fence installation by city
We install composite across the first ring of cities around La Puente:
- City of Industry
- Valinda
- Hacienda Heights
- West Puente Valley
- Avocado Heights
- Bassett
- West Covina
- Rowland Heights
- Baldwin Park
- Walnut
WPC (Composite) Fence FAQ
How much does a wpc cost?
Installed wpc commonly runs about $40 to $85 per linear foot installed. Length, height, style, gates, and old-fence removal affect the price, which we confirm with a free on-site measurement.
Is WPC composite better than a real wood fence in the San Gabriel Valley?
For most the San Gabriel Valley yards, yes — composite gives the wood look but won’t rot, warp, splinter, or need re-staining every couple of years, so it lasts longer with far less upkeep.
Does composite fence fade or get hot in the sun?
Capped WPC is made to resist UV fading and holds its color well in full sun. Darker colors warm up like any surface, but the boards stay dimensionally stable and won’t warp.
What colors and styles does WPC come in?
Popular looks are warm wood tones and grays in a modern horizontal board profile, board-on-board, or tongue-and-groove for full privacy, with matching gates.