Fence Installation in Palm City, FL

We visit your property to review boundary lines, identify underground utilities, evaluate drainage patterns, and assess wind exposure. This ensures your fence is properly placed and engineered for your specific lot.

Fence permits are required for most installations in Palm City. We manage the entire permitting process through Martin County, including site plans, surveys, and required documentation—so you don’t have to.

Many fences fail during storms due to shallow post settings or undersized concrete footings. We exceed minimum code requirements by using deep-set posts and high-strength concrete, ensuring your fence is built to withstand hurricane-force winds.

We respect your property from start to finish. Once installation is complete, all debris, old materials, and excess soil are removed. You’re left with a clean yard and a professionally installed fence—nothing more.

Yes. Pick-It Fence Inc. installs fences with proper post depth and professional-grade concrete to ensure maximum wind resistance — an important consideration for storm-prone South Florida.

Yes — if you are installing a fence around a swimming pool, the team ensures it meets Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requirements, including self-closing and self-latching gates when required.

Materials like PVC-vinyl and aluminum are highly resistant to humidity and salt air. Chain link fences are galvanized and vinyl-coated for extra corrosion resistance, while wood options are carefully selected and treated for longevity.

Yes. Pick-It Fence Inc. installs fences for residential properties, commercial facilities, and HOA communities throughout Palm City and surrounding Martin County.

If you have additional questions or want personalized advice, you can contact Pick-It Fence Inc. directly through the Contact Us form or by phone to speak with a fencing expert.

It should not. Pick-It Fence Co. only uses corrosion-resistant galvanized chain links to ensure that they are rust-free for years to come. We also apply the necessary coatings, such as vinyl and PVC, for chain link fence that will be installed in areas more prone to rusting, such as near-saltwater properties.

The longevity of wooden fence depends on many factors such as soil moisture content, air humidity, sun exposure, and rain frequency. But on average, wooden fence should last anywhere between 7 to 12 years. We use durable quality lumber to keep rotting and mite infestation at a minimum. Treatment processes are also recommended regularly to maintain the wood’s integrity.

Because we want to ensure only the best quality fence for our clients, we source from reputable suppliers to get durable materials that guarantee years of life. The variety of materials used per fence differ based on the type and nature of the fence. But rest assured, from the smallest screws to the biggest wood planks, we carefully select each one we use for the construction of your fence.

To give more gate/fence strength, we incorporate heavy-duty hardware in the hinge and latch posts of the gates. We also make sure that the metal components are stainless steel to maintain their integrity even with exposure to the changes in weather elements. We also offer gate adjustment services to apply the necessary tweaks and repairs that keep your gates from sagging.

For the details of the exact location of your property lines, you would have to refer to your mortgage survey or property survey. We can also refer you to a surveyor that has worked with our previous customers for an additional fee.

No. Painting or staining your new wooden fence is not a “must” but it does help secure the longevity of the fence. Unstained fence still offer good service life, but after a few years, fading will be noticeable. Applying stain coats on them preserves their aesthetic value as they will remain new-looking for many years.