Fence Installation FAQ

Permit requirements vary by city, fence height, and property type. Most South Florida municipalities require permit review for new perimeter fences or major replacements. We help review local code and HOA rules before work starts so your project avoids avoidable delays and inspection problems.

Wood is popular for classic appearance and customization, while vinyl is preferred for low maintenance and weather resistance. The best choice depends on your budget, desired look, and long-term upkeep tolerance. We compare both options by privacy level, durability, and lifecycle cost before recommending a final build.

Most residential fence projects are completed within a few days once permits, materials, and layout approvals are ready. Timeline depends on material type, total footage, access conditions, and weather. We provide a clear schedule in your estimate so you know expected start, installation, and completion windows.

Vinyl and aluminum are the most common low-maintenance choices across South Florida because they resist rot, insect damage, and frequent repainting. Chain-link is also durable and economical for many sites. We recommend materials based on your property goals, maintenance preference, and expected long-term value.

Yes. We install new automated gate systems and can often retrofit existing gates after structural review. System design depends on gate type, traffic frequency, safety features, and entry controls such as remotes or video access. We match components to private owner, HOA community, and commercial usage requirements.

Yes. We help clients review HOA guidelines and city requirements before installation. That includes height limits, setbacks, and allowed materials where applicable. Early compliance review helps reduce redesigns, avoids delays, and keeps your project moving from estimate to completion more smoothly.

Fence pricing depends on material, total length, gate count, site conditions, and permit requirements. Because every property is different, we provide a custom estimate after understanding your scope. As a practical baseline, chain-link is usually the most budget-friendly, while premium privacy systems can cost more based on specification.

Designer Fence Corp serves South Florida, including all 31 Broward municipalities (Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Parkland, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Hillsboro Beach, Margate, North Lauderdale, Tamarac, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Sea Ranch Lakes, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, Lazy Lake, Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Sunrise, Plantation, Weston, Davie, Dania Beach, Hollywood, Southwest Ranches, Cooper City, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, West Park, Pembroke Park, and Hallandale Beach), plus Palm Beach County and Miami-Dade County.

Yes. We repair damaged fence sections, failing posts, gate hardware, and related structural issues depending on material condition. We also offer mobile welding support for applicable metal repairs. After inspection, we advise whether repair or full replacement is the better long-term investment.

Yes. We provide both residential and commercial fence and gate services across South Florida. Project solutions are tailored to privacy, access control, and durability requirements by property type. We can review your goals and provide recommendations aligned with local code and usage needs.

Setback rules vary by city, lot type, and HOA standards. In many cases fences are installed on or just inside the property line, but exact placement should be confirmed before work starts. We recommend verifying boundary lines and local code requirements during planning to avoid disputes, redesigns, or permit delays.

Yes. We can remove existing fence sections and install a full replacement when site conditions and scope are confirmed. During estimate we review disposal, access, and any post or footing issues that may affect timeline. This helps deliver a cleaner transition from teardown to completed installation.

Most HOA approvals request a site plan, fence style details, color or material specs, and sometimes neighbor or lot boundary information. Requirements vary by community. We help clients prepare practical project details so submissions are clearer, faster to review, and less likely to be returned for revisions.

Warranty terms depend on the selected material and project scope. Many projects include workmanship coverage plus applicable manufacturer product warranties. We review warranty details during your quote so you understand what is covered, for how long, and what maintenance practices help protect long-term performance.

Yes. We handle many urgent repair requests for damaged fence sections, gate issues, and related security concerns, based on schedule availability and project location. Contact us with photos and basic scope details so we can prioritize the request and recommend the fastest practical next step.