Quality vinyl fencing lasts 15–30 years in Florida weather. The key is proper installation—we make sure posts are set deep and level, which prevents the wobbling that damages cheaper installations. We've installed vinyl fences over a decade ago that still look and function like new.

Coastal properties deal with salt air, which corrodes most metals fast. Vinyl and aluminum handle salt better than chain link or untreated wood. Vinyl doesn't corrode at all and needs zero maintenance. Aluminum resists corrosion well but may show minor oxidation over time. For coastal living, vinyl is the long-term winner.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. If your existing fence is vinyl or aluminum and still manufactured in similar styles, we can often match it closely. Wood fences are trickier because wood grades and finishes vary. We'll inspect your current fence and tell you honestly if we can match it or if replacement makes more sense.

A typical residential fence takes 3–7 business days depending on length and material. Vinyl and chain link install faster than custom wood builds. Weather matters too—heavy rain delays work. We give you a real timeline during your estimate, not optimistic guesses.

Most residential fences under 6 feet need permits in Milton and Navarre. Commercial fences usually require permits. We're familiar with local code requirements and can help you navigate permitting. Some properties are in unincorporated areas with different rules. Let us know your property location and we'll clarify what's needed.

Yes, section repairs are our specialty. If one or two sections of your fence are damaged but the rest is solid, we replace just those sections. This saves money compared to full fence replacement and restores function without unnecessary waste.

We stand behind our installations. If we install it and something fails due to our work within the first year, we fix it. This is why we use quality materials and proper installation techniques—we're confident in what we build and we're willing to back it up.