Fences

A fence defines a property, and the right one does it cleanly. It marks a boundary, screens a pool area for safety, or simply gives a yard a finished edge. The material changes how it reads: aluminum reads crisp and low-maintenance, wood reads warm and traditional, and DuraFence gives a solid panel look with its own character. We build each fence to the area it's serving rather than treating them all the same.

A fence also works alongside the rest of the outdoor space. A pool fence pairs with an enclosure, a property-line fence frames the yard that holds a patio, and a boundary fence can run beside a pergola or a roof line. Planning the fence with the other structures keeps the yard coherent instead of letting the fence feel like an afterthought.

Aluminum fencing is the low-maintenance choice, and it suits Florida exposure well. It doesn't rot, it holds its finish against sun and salt, and the open picket style keeps sight lines through the yard clear. For a pool surround where you want the barrier without blocking the view, or a property line where you want a clean edge that won't need yearly attention, aluminum is often the right call.

We build aluminum fences to the layout of your yard, following the property line or the pool perimeter and accounting for slopes and corners. The posts are set to carry the panels, and the finish is chosen for the exposure. The result is a fence that stays looking the way it was installed with minimal upkeep.

Wood fencing brings warmth and a traditional feel that aluminum doesn't. A wood fence can give a yard privacy that an open picket style can't, and it reads as part of a landscape rather than a barrier across it. For a property line where privacy matters, or a yard where the look of natural material is the point, wood is the material that delivers it.

Wood does ask more of the climate than aluminum. Florida sun and humidity mean a wood fence needs the right treatment and occasional attention to stay sound, and we build with that in mind, choosing material and finish for the exposure. We can talk through the upkeep so you know what's involved before you choose wood over a lower-maintenance option.

DuraFence gives a solid-panel look that sits between the open style of aluminum and the natural feel of wood. It offers privacy and a clean, finished face on both sides, which suits a property line where you want a defined edge without the maintenance demands of wood. We install DuraFence using the client's verified service and product details.

Because DuraFence is a distinct product, we'll confirm the specific options, styles, and details currently available when you reach out, rather than assuming a fixed lineup. Tell us the area you want to fence and the look you're after, and we'll match it to what we offer and put together a custom estimate for the install.

A pool fence has a job beyond looking good: it separates the pool area from the rest of the yard. The right fence gives a clear barrier without cutting the pool off from the enclosure or the view, and the layout follows the pool perimeter and the gates where people move through. We build pool fences to the shape of the pool and the yard around it.

If your pool already has an enclosure, the fence works with it rather than against it, defining the approach and the surrounding space. We can look at the whole pool area when you reach out so the fence, the enclosure, and any nearby structures read as one setup rather than separate pieces.

The right fence material comes down to what you want from the fence. If low maintenance and open sight lines matter most, aluminum fits; if privacy and a natural look are the goal, wood; if you want solid panels without wood's upkeep, DuraFence. We don't push one material, we match it to the area and how you use the yard.

It also helps to think about the fence alongside the rest of the outdoor space. A fence that frames a patio with a pergola, or runs beside a pool with an enclosure, should read as part of the same yard. We can plan the fence with your other LPG work so the pieces fit together, and we provide a custom estimate based on the material and the area you choose.

A fence project starts with the area you want to enclose and what you want the fence to do. Tell us whether it's a pool surround, a property line, or a yard boundary, and which material you're leaning toward. From there we can plan the layout, the posts, and the finish around your property.

Because every fence is sized to the area and built from the material you choose, we provide a custom estimate rather than a fixed price. Reach out with the basics of your project and your location, and we'll put together a plan and an estimate tailored to your property.

A fence follows the land it sits on, and the layout has to account for that. A straight property line is the simplest case, but most yards have corners, slopes, and existing structures the fence has to work around. We set the posts to follow the line you want fenced, accounting for the grade so the panels stay level and the fence reads as a clean edge rather than a series of steps.

Gates matter as much as the panels. A pool fence needs a gate that latches reliably and swings the right way, and a property-line fence needs gates where people actually move through. We plan the gates with the fence so the whole thing works as one rather than a fence with a gate tacked on. If you're unsure where the property line falls, it's worth confirming that before we set the posts, and we can talk through what's needed.