What makes fencing in Plantation different?
Plantation is known for its mature tree canopy, and big roots are often where a new post wants to go. We lay out the fence to work around major roots instead of cutting through them, and adjust post spacing where needed. Many homes back onto lakes or canals, where an open aluminum fence keeps the water in view.
What about Plantation Acres?
Plantation Acres, on the western side of the city, has larger lots, and some properties keep horses. Long property lines make cost per foot important, so chain link and simple rail fencing are common there, with nicer materials near the house and driveway.
What fence projects do Plantation homeowners ask for?
- Pool barriers around existing back-yard pools.
- Privacy fences between neighbors on standard subdivision lots.
- Driveway gates on larger properties.
- Storm repairs where a falling limb took out a section.
Does Plantation have its own fence rules?
Yes. Plantation is a separate city with its own permit office and zoning code, and many subdivisions have HOA architectural rules on fence style and color. We check both before we build.
Which fence should you pick in Plantation?
Pick aluminum for a lake or canal view, vinyl for privacy with little upkeep, and chain link for long runs on acreage.