Black aluminum fence and automatic driveway gate installed at a South Florida home

Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach

South Florida's fence contractor for fences that survive the storm

Aluminum, vinyl, wood, chain link and custom wrought iron — engineered footers, coastal-grade hardware, permits and inspections handled. Serving 122 cities across three counties.

  • Licensed & insured
  • HVHZ wind-load footers
  • Permits & HOA packages
  • In-house fabrication

3

Counties covered end to end

120+

Cities and communities served

175 mph

Design wind speed we build to

Free

On-site measure and written quote

What we build

Fence services across South Florida

Every system below is installed by our own crews, permitted by our office and warrantied by our company — residential, commercial and industrial.

Why IronLine

The parts of a fence you cannot see are the parts that matter

Panels look identical in a driveway. What separates a fence that lasts twenty years from one that fails in the first named storm is underground.

Footers engineered, not guessed

We size every concrete footer to the fence height, soil type and wind exposure category. That single detail is why our fences are still standing after the storms that flatten low-bid work.

Permits and inspections handled

Survey markup, permit application, Sunshine 811 utility locates, HOA architectural submittals and the inspection appointment — all ours, across every municipality in three counties.

Coastal-grade materials only

Stainless and hot-dip galvanized fasteners, AAMA 2604 powder coat, virgin PVC, ground-contact lumber. We do not carry the cheap alternative, so it cannot end up on your property.

Fixed written pricing

You get a measured, line-item quote with materials, gate hardware, demolition, disposal and permit fees named. No change orders invented halfway through.

One crew, one accountable contractor

Fabrication, installation, automation and electrical coordination in-house. Nobody to point at when something needs to be made right.

Service after the sale

Warranty work, gate tune-ups, storm repairs and panel matching years later — including on fences other companies installed.

Our process

From first call to final inspection

Five steps, no surprises, one accountable contractor the whole way.

  1. 1

    On-site measure and design

    We walk the line with you, check the survey, flag easements, utilities and HOA restrictions, and confirm grade so the quote reflects reality.

  2. 2

    Fixed written proposal

    Line-item pricing with material spec, footer spec, gate hardware, demolition, haul-off and permit fees. Usually within 24–48 hours.

  3. 3

    Permits, HOA and utility locates

    We submit the permit package to your municipality, send the architectural request to your HOA, and call in Sunshine 811 locates.

  4. 4

    Installation

    Layout, demolition, augering, poured footers, cure, then panels, gates and hardware. Most residential jobs run one to three days on site.

  5. 5

    Inspection and walkthrough

    We meet the inspector, verify pool-barrier dimensions, adjust gate closure and latch height, clean the site and hand over warranty documents.

Get a fixed-price fence quote today

Free on-site measurement anywhere in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County. Written, line-item pricing — usually within 48 hours.

(786) 723-6718

Service areas

Every city in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach

Local code, HOA standards, soil and salt exposure change block by block down here. Pick your city for the specifics.

South Florida fencing FAQs

How much does a fence cost in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County?

Installed pricing in the tri-county market generally runs $22–$38 per linear foot for chain link, $32–$72 for wood, $38–$78 for aluminum, $42–$85 for vinyl and $65–$180 for fabricated wrought iron. Driveway gates with automation are quoted separately, typically $6,500–$45,000. The variables that move a quote most are height, gate count, coral rock excavation, tight access and demolition of an existing fence.

Do I need a permit to install a fence in South Florida?

Yes. Every municipality in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach County requires a fence permit, and the application normally requires a current boundary survey with the fence line drawn to scale. Pool barriers require an additional inspection. IronLine Fence prepares and submits the package and meets the inspector.

How close to the property line can I build a fence?

Most municipalities here allow a fence on the property line itself, but corner-lot visibility triangles, utility and drainage easements, canal and lake maintenance easements, and setbacks in front yards all restrict placement — and front-yard height is commonly capped at 4 feet with 6 feet allowed in side and rear yards. We verify the specific rule in your city before we dig.

What fence holds up best in a hurricane?

Open-picket aluminum and ornamental steel perform best because wind passes through. Among solid privacy options, reinforced vinyl on 6-foot post spacing with deep poured footers outperforms conventional wood. In every case the footer and post spacing matter more than the material.

How long does the whole process take?

Budget one to two days for the estimate, one to three weeks for permitting depending on the municipality, and one to three days on site for a typical residential installation. Custom iron and automated gates add two to five weeks of fabrication.

Do you offer financing?

Yes — we offer financing options on qualifying residential projects and can structure milestone payments on larger commercial and HOA contracts. Ask when you call for your estimate.

Are estimates really free?

Yes. On-site measurement, design consultation and a written fixed-price proposal cost nothing and carry no obligation, anywhere in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. IronLine Fence is a licensed and insured South Florida fence contractor carrying general liability and workers' compensation coverage, and we provide certificates of insurance on request for HOA, commercial and general-contractor projects.

What you get in every quote

  • Measured linear footage from an on-site walk
  • Footer depth and diameter stated in writing
  • Post spacing on center
  • Fastener and hardware grade
  • Gate sizes, swing direction and hardware
  • Demolition, haul-off and permit fees itemized
(786) 723-6718