Commercial fence work lives or dies on paperwork and scheduling, not just steel. We handle HOA and condo perimeter replacement, retail and restaurant enclosures, dumpster and generator screening, warehouse and contractor yard security, school and park fencing, and construction site temporary fence.
Property managers and HOA boards get what they need to approve a project: a scope broken out by phase and building, a certificate of insurance naming the association, a W-9, permit and inspection responsibility spelled out, and a single point of contact who answers the phone.
We schedule around operations. That means night and weekend installation for retail and restaurant sites, phased runs so a community never loses full perimeter security overnight, temporary fence panels in the gap while permanent fence is fabricated, and written notice you can distribute to residents before crews show up.
Materials we install
- Commercial aluminum
- Industrial-grade ornamental with heavy pickets and 4-inch posts for HOA perimeters and community entries.
- Commercial chain link
- 9-gauge and 6-gauge fabric, schedule-40 framework, mid-rails, barbed arms and windscreen.
- Screening and enclosures
- Dumpster, generator and mechanical screening in vinyl, aluminum louver or composite to meet county screening rules.
- Access control
- Slide and cantilever vehicle gates, commercial operators, loop detectors, telephone entry and fire department override.
How the job runs
- 1Site walk with the decision makerWe measure, photograph and mark conditions, then produce a clear phased scope.
- 2Documentation packageCOI, W-9, license, references and permit responsibility delivered with the proposal.
- 3Permitting and engineeringWind-load calculations and engineer sealed drawings when the jurisdiction requires them.
- 4Phased installationNight, weekend or phased scheduling to keep the property operating and secure.
- 5CloseoutFinal inspection sign-off, as-built notes, warranty documentation and a maintenance schedule.
Commercial Fencing questions
Are you licensed and insured for commercial fence work in Miami-Dade?
Yes. We hold FL Specialty Contractor License #FC-13822941 and carry $2,000,000 in general liability plus full workers' compensation. Certificates naming your association or ownership entity are issued before mobilization.
Can you work nights or weekends to avoid disrupting business?
Yes. Retail, restaurant and medical sites are routinely scheduled for night or weekend installation, and we phase long runs so a property is never left without perimeter security overnight.
Do you provide engineered drawings for commercial fence permits?
Yes. When Miami-Dade or a municipality requires sealed drawings and wind-load calculations, we coordinate with a Florida-licensed engineer and include it as a line item in the proposal.