You’re looking at a fence that won’t rot, rust, or need repainting every few years. Aluminum fencing in Edgewood, FL means you rinse it off a couple times a year and you’re done.
The real benefit shows up during storm season. Aluminum is lightweight but engineered to flex in high winds rather than snap or blow over like heavier materials. In a climate where humidity sits at 75% year-round and hurricanes are a when-not-if situation, that matters.
You also get the look of wrought iron without the weight, the rust, or the price tag. Clean lines. Defined property boundaries. Pool safety that meets Florida code. And if you’re selling in a market where the median home value is over $450,000, a well-installed aluminum fence adds to that number instead of dragging it down.
We’ve been in the fencing business for over three decades, starting in Metro Atlanta and expanding throughout Central Florida. We’re not new to this, and we’re not learning on your property.
Edgewood homeowners deal with a competitive real estate market and high property values. You need contractors who show up on time, install it right the first time, and don’t leave you chasing callbacks. We serve Lake, Orange, Seminole, Brevard, Volusia, Osceola, Polk, Sumter, and Marion counties with the same approach: transparent pricing, quality materials, and installations that last.
We were recognized in Orlando Magazine’s 2025 Home Design Awards because our work holds up under scrutiny. That’s the standard you should expect when you’re investing in your home.
First, we come out to your property and assess the layout. We’re looking at grade changes, property lines, drainage, and any HOA or city code requirements specific to Edgewood. If you need a pool fence, we make sure it meets Florida’s safety regulations before we ever dig a post hole.
Next, we pull permits if required. Most cities in Florida, including areas around Edgewood, require permits for fence installation. We handle that process so you’re not stuck navigating city offices or waiting on approvals you didn’t know you needed.
Then we install. Posts are set properly, panels are leveled, gates are hung so they actually swing without dragging. We use powder-coated aluminum that’s built to resist Florida’s salt air and UV exposure. The installation is fast, but it’s not rushed.
After we’re done, you’ve got a fence that’s ready to handle whatever Florida throws at it. No curing time. No waiting for paint to dry. You’re good to go.
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You’re getting commercial-grade aluminum with a powder-coated finish designed for coastal and high-humidity climates. That coating isn’t decorative. It’s what keeps your fence from corroding when the summer storms roll through Edgewood and the air stays wet for days.
We offer multiple styles, heights, and colors so your fence matches your home instead of looking like an afterthought. Whether you want a traditional picket style, something more ornamental, or a taller privacy-focused design, the material works with your vision.
For pool fencing, we install self-closing, self-latching gates that meet Florida’s pool safety codes. If you’re in an HOA community in Edgewood, we make sure the design fits within your guidelines before installation starts. No surprises. No violations.
You also get a warranty that backs the materials and the installation. Aluminum fencing lasts 50+ years in Florida’s climate when it’s installed correctly. We make sure it is.
Aluminum fencing lasts 50 years or more in Florida, even with the humidity, salt air, and UV exposure. The key is the powder-coated finish, which seals the aluminum and prevents oxidation.
Unlike wood, which rots in Florida’s wet conditions, or steel, which rusts, aluminum doesn’t break down from moisture. It’s also resistant to the kind of pest damage that eats through wood fences in Central Florida. You’re not dealing with termites, carpenter ants, or rot.
The only real maintenance is rinsing it off a few times a year to remove dirt, pollen, and debris. If you live near a lake or in an area with more salt exposure, you might rinse it more often. But there’s no sanding, staining, or repainting. It holds up.
Yes. Aluminum is lighter than steel or wrought iron, but that’s actually an advantage in high winds. It flexes instead of snapping, which means it’s less likely to fail during a storm.
Florida’s building codes account for wind load, and properly installed aluminum fencing meets those standards. The posts are set deep, the panels are secured correctly, and the material itself is engineered to handle the kind of wind speeds you see during hurricanes.
That said, no fence is indestructible. If a tree falls on it or debris hits it during a storm, you’ll have damage. But aluminum fencing is one of the better options for wind resistance, especially compared to wood privacy fences that act like sails in a storm.
Aluminum fencing typically runs between $25 and $45 per linear foot installed, depending on the height, style, and layout of your property. If your yard has significant grade changes or requires more custom work, that affects the price.
For a standard residential installation in Edgewood, you’re looking at a mid-to-upper range investment compared to chain link or wood. But you’re also getting a fence that lasts decades longer and requires almost no maintenance. When you factor in the cost of repainting or replacing a wood fence every 10 to 15 years, aluminum usually costs less over time.
We provide transparent pricing upfront. No hidden fees. No surprise charges after the job starts. You’ll know what you’re paying before we dig the first post hole.
Yes. Aluminum fencing comes in a range of styles, from simple picket designs to more ornamental options that mimic wrought iron. You can choose different heights, colors, and finishes depending on what works with your home and your HOA requirements.
If you’re in a neighborhood with strict design guidelines, we work within those parameters. Edgewood has a mix of architectural styles, and aluminum is flexible enough to complement most of them without looking out of place.
You can also add decorative post caps, finials, or scrollwork if you want something more custom. The material itself is consistent, but the design can be adjusted to fit your property. We walk through those options during the consultation so you know what’s available before installation starts.
Aluminum fencing doesn’t provide full privacy the way a wood or vinyl privacy fence does. The pickets are spaced, so you can see through them. That’s by design. It’s meant for security, boundary definition, and aesthetics, not for blocking sightlines.
If privacy is your main goal, aluminum might not be the right fit. But if you want a clean, defined property line with visibility, aluminum works well. It’s especially popular for pool fencing, front yards, and side yards where you want security without feeling closed in.
Some homeowners combine aluminum fencing with landscaping to add privacy without losing the open feel. Hedges, ornamental grasses, or climbing plants along the fence line can give you both. It depends on what you’re trying to accomplish with your yard.
Most likely, yes. Florida cities, including those in Orange County where Edgewood is located, typically require permits for fence installation. The permit process ensures the fence meets local building codes, setback requirements, and safety standards.
If you’re installing a pool fence, permits are mandatory. Florida has strict pool safety laws, and the fence has to meet specific height, gate, and latch requirements. We handle the permit process as part of the installation so you’re not stuck dealing with city offices or waiting on approvals.
HOA communities may also have additional requirements beyond city code. If your neighborhood has design guidelines, we make sure the fence complies before we start. Skipping permits or ignoring HOA rules can lead to fines or forced removal, so it’s worth doing it right from the start.
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