Serving ZIP 33143 · 33156
In East Kendall and the Dadeland area (ZIP codes 33143 and 33156), we install aluminum, vinyl, wood and pool safety fencing on tighter urban lots, working around mature ficus and oak root systems and coordinating with condo and townhome associations near Dadeland Mall.
East Kendall — the stretch running from Dadeland Mall east toward South Miami and Pinecrest — is the densest part of our service area. Lots are smaller, houses sit closer to the property line, and mature trees dominate. Fence work here is precision work, not production work.
A 90-foot rear run in East Kendall can take as long as a 200-foot run in west Kendall because of access. Gates are narrow, equipment often cannot reach the backyard, and post holes have to be hand-dug around ficus, live oak and black olive roots that were planted decades before the fence.
The defining challenge in East Kendall is root systems. We probe the fence line by hand before we set layout, then shift post locations up to a foot in either direction to clear structural roots. Where a root cannot be cleared, we bridge it: the post moves and the rail span changes, which is only possible because we build on site instead of dropping fixed-width panels.
Cutting a large root to save a few minutes creates two problems — a tree hazard and a potential county code violation under Miami-Dade's tree protection rules. We do not do it, and we will show you the alternative layout on site.
On streets off Ludlam and SW 80th, there is often nowhere to stage material. We schedule single-truck deliveries, stage panels along the side yard rather than the street, and finish demolition and haul-off the same day so nothing sits on the swale.
Because East Kendall lots share fence lines closely, we knock on the neighbor's door before we start and confirm the property line from the survey. That five-minute conversation prevents the most common fence dispute in this part of Kendall.
Most villa and townhome communities between Dadeland and Pinecrest require architectural committee approval before a permit can be filed. We produce a scaled site plan, elevation and material spec sheet formatted the way these committees expect, which typically shortens approval from weeks to days.
If your community has a governing fence standard — a specific height, color, or picket style — we will match it exactly. If your board is trying to write one, we are happy to provide sample specifications at no charge.
Slim profile that keeps small East Kendall yards from feeling boxed in.
HOA-approved uniform white and almond privacy panels for townhome rows.
Narrow-driveway swing and slide gates on tight urban aprons.
Root-heaved posts and gates that no longer latch.
Yes. Most East Kendall jobs are hand-dug and hand-carried because side-yard gates are too narrow for machinery. It takes additional care but avoids damage to irrigation, pavers and tree roots, and it is planned into the written scope.
Black or bronze aluminum and white or almond vinyl privacy panels are approved most often, usually at 5 or 6 feet in rear yards. Galvanized chain link is commonly prohibited. We confirm your community's written standard before ordering material.
Yes, both. We work throughout 33143 and 33156, including the parts that fall inside South Miami and Pinecrest city limits where municipal fence codes apply rather than county code.
Free on-site measure, itemized written quote, permits pulled, 10-year workmanship warranty. Quotes come back within one business day.