Service Areas
Fence installation across south Palm Beach County and north Broward.
Weekly coverage across Boca Raton, West Boca, and the neighboring coastal cities, plus the north Broward suburbs where fences are built to a tougher wind spec. Each area has its own housing stock, rules, and typical fence scope, click through for the specifics.
Boca Raton
The home market: East Boca ranch neighborhoods, waterfront lots, and the gated country club communities, each with its own fence rules and typical scope.
West Boca Raton
The unincorporated communities west of the Turnpike: Loggers Run, Mission Bay, Boca Falls, Whisper Walk. HOA approvals, lake lots, and a market full of fencing at replacement age.
Delray Beach
Directly north of Boca: historic cottage districts, Lake Ida, Tropic Isles canal lots, and the gated west Delray communities. Regular service area.
Deerfield Beach
First city south of the county line, which means a tougher wind spec on every fence. The Cove, Century Village, and the beach corridor.
Boynton Beach
Twenty minutes north: larger lots, more varied housing stock, canal neighborhoods off the Intracoastal, and value-focused fence scopes.
Highland Beach
The barrier island town between Boca and Delray: three miles of A1A, maximum salt exposure, and fence work that is almost entirely aluminum and glass-adjacent.
Parkland
Northwest Broward: newer master-planned communities, strict HOA regimes, a tougher wind spec, and large-lot scopes in the Ranches.
Coral Springs
Master-planned northwest Broward at scale: 1970s-1990s housing stock, a city that cares how things look, and a steady replacement market.
Coconut Creek
Between Parkland and Pompano: townhome and villa communities, Wynmoor, MainStreet infill, and association-driven fence scopes.
Lighthouse Point
The canal city: most of its residential lots touch water. Seawall-mounted aluminum, pool barriers, and marine-grade hardware.
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