Where we work

Communities we serve

Not on the list? Call anyway. We're a small crew, so we're honest about how far we'll travel and when — but the edges move depending on the size of the job and where else we're working that week. You'll get a straight yes or no on the phone, not a runaround.

Why local matters for a fence

Fencing is one of those trades where local knowledge shows up in the finished product. A few examples from right around here:

• Soil changes fast in this county. Sugar sand out in Jupiter Farms holds a post very differently than coastal fill east of US-1. Post depth and footing size have to follow the ground, not a spec sheet.
• Salt air reaches further inland than people think. Hardware that's fine in Wellington will bleed rust down a fence in Juno Beach. Material selection is a location decision.
• Every municipality writes its own fence rules. Height limits, corner-lot visibility triangles, setbacks, and which side has to face the street all vary from town to town along this stretch.
• HOA review is its own process. Communities up and down here have architectural review boards with specific approved materials and colors. Knowing which ones want what saves weeks.

Residential and commercial

Single-family homes, condo and HOA common areas, pool enclosures, dog runs, storage yards, dumpster enclosures, and commercial perimeters. If you manage property in this area and need a fence contractor who shows up and pulls the permit, call us.