Frequently Asked Questions

In St. Johns County, most residential fences don’t require a permit, with heights limited to 6 ft (4 ft in front yards). The City of St. Augustine does require permits for all new fences. Jacksonville/Duval County typically doesn’t require permits but enforces zoning rules (4 ft front, up to 8 ft side/rear). Palm Coast requires a fence permit, allowing up to 4 ft in front yards and 6 ft in side or backyards.

We submit permit applications and coordinate inspections with local authorities and HOAs.

Vinyl and aluminum fences perform best in Florida’s hot, humid, and coastal climate. They don’t rust, rot, or attract insects, and they require little maintenance. Pressure-treated wood is also popular for its classic look and lower cost, but it does require sealing or staining every few years to hold up against rot, mold, and termites.

Most backyard fences can be installed in 1-3 days once work begins. The exact time depends on your yard size, layout, and chosen material. We’ll give you a clear timeline during your free on-site estimate so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes. We use stepped or racked installation methods depending on your property’s slope. This ensures the fence follows your land correctly—without gaps—and stays sturdy and level.

Our installations include a workmanship warranty that covers the quality of our labor, plus the manufacturer’s warranty on materials. Vinyl and aluminum fences often come with long-term manufacturer limited warranties, while wood typically does not come with materials warranty.