About Boca Raton Fence Co

Why we exist

South Florida has plenty of good fence companies and plenty of bad ones, and it is hard for a homeowner to tell them apart from a phone call. Quotes priced off a satellite photo that grow once the crew arrives. Posts set in shallow footings that lean after the first tropical storm. Thin panels that were never rated for the wind here. Fences built without a permit that surface as a problem when the house sells. Deposits taken by outfits that stop answering the phone.

Our guides cover what each fence type costs in Boca Raton, how city and county permits work, what the wind code requires, how HOA approvals fit into the sequence, and how each material holds up against salt, sun, termites, and storms, so the groundwork is done before any conversation starts.

How it works

1. Tell us about the fence. Call or fill in the quote form. Fence type if you know it, rough footage, neighborhood. Five minutes, no charge.
2. A local fence company reaches out and schedules a free on-site measure.
3. On-site measure and free quote. The contractor walks the property line with you, measures the actual run, and puts together a written quote covering material, gates, tear-out, and permit.
4. Take your time deciding. The pricing guides on this site show what fence projects run in Boca Raton.

Who this is for

The calls we get cluster into four groups:

• Homeowners replacing an aging fence, usually a 10 to 20 year old wood fence in the East Boca neighborhoods or a first-generation developer fence in West Boca, deciding between wood again, vinyl, or aluminum.
• Families with pools, meeting Florida's pool barrier rules with an aluminum fence or removable mesh, often on a deadline tied to a home purchase or a new baby crawling.
• New buyers and sellers, closing on a home that needs a compliant fence, or prepping a listing where a clean fence line photographs well and an unpermitted one raises questions.
• Owners with storm damage, sorting repair versus replacement after a tropical system, often with an insurance claim in the mix.

How a good fence project runs

• A written quote from a real measure. Footage walked on-site, material and hardware specified by product line, gates itemized, tear-out included. Mid-job surprises are priced in a signed change order first.
• Permitted work. Real fence projects run through the City of Boca Raton or Palm Beach County permit process, and through the stricter Broward review south of the county line, with the contractor managing the process. That record protects the work and helps at resale.
• Built for the wind zone. Post depth, footing size, and panel engineering to the spec sheet, because South Florida wind finds every shortcut within a season or two.
• Licensed and insured. Established fence companies carry the right license and insurance as a matter of course, and any Florida state license can be looked up at the state DBPR site.

Locally rooted

Boca Raton Fence Co covers Boca Raton, West Boca, Delray Beach, Deerfield Beach, Boynton Beach, Highland Beach, and the north Broward suburbs of Parkland, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, and Lighthouse Point. Fence work is performed by independent licensed contractors we connect you with.

How to reach us

Reach us at (561) 639-5038, or start with the quote form. Replies usually go out within the business day, and site visits book quickly.