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Lee County · Village of Estero
Fences for Estero's golf, lake and gated communities, and the homes along the Estero River. We install aluminum, vinyl, wood and chain link, guide you through HOA approval, pull the Village permit, and back every job with a 2-year workmanship warranty.
Estero fence installation
Estero became a village at the end of 2014, and most of its homes sit in master-planned golf and lake communities like The Brooks, Pelican Sound and Wildcat Run. In neighborhoods like these, your fence has to satisfy the HOA before the Village will ever see the application.
That's where we help. We know the styles associations around Estero tend to approve, typically aluminum around pools and on lake and golf lots, and white or tan vinyl where privacy is allowed. We give you the fence details your HOA asks for, then handle the Village permit once you're approved.
Fence types
Choose a fence that suits your community's guidelines and your yard.
The go-to for pools, lake views and golf course lots. It keeps sightlines open and resists rust.
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Low-maintenance privacy in white or tan, where your HOA allows a solid fence.
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A natural-looking privacy option for homes outside HOA restrictions.
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Simple, affordable fencing for pets and side yards, available in black vinyl-coated finish.
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We also install SimTek stone-look privacy fencing and gates.
Recent projects
Permits
The Village of Estero issues its own residential fence and wall permits, and fence height and setbacks have to follow the Village's zoning rules.
In most Estero communities, your association reviews the fence before the permit. You submit the request; we give you the style, height and material details it usually asks for.
Once you're approved, we file the Village permit with the drawings it needs and schedule the inspections. A Village fence permit expires if the first inspection doesn't happen within 6 months, so we keep the job moving.
Exact height and setback limits depend on your lot and community, so we confirm them during your free on-site estimate.
Local conditions
Lee County took the brunt of Hurricane Ian in 2022, and summer storms are part of life here. We build accordingly.
Open aluminum fencing keeps the view you paid for while still enclosing your pool or yard.
Every post is set deep in concrete for the height of your fence, ready for hurricane season.
We build pool fences to Florida's barrier rules, with self-closing, self-latching gates.
Areas we serve
We install fences throughout Estero and the surrounding area, including:
The Brooks
Pelican Sound
Wildcat Run
Coconut Point area
Estero River
Corkscrew Road
Williams Road
Three Oaks
San Carlos Park
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FAQ
Yes. The Village of Estero requires a residential fence permit, and the fence has to meet the Village's height and setback rules. We file it for you.
In most Estero communities, yes, and usually before the permit. You submit the request to your association, and we give you the fence details it asks for.
Aluminum. It keeps the view open, resists rust and is the style most Estero associations prefer on water and golf frontage.
Yes. We build pool barriers to Florida code, with self-closing, self-latching gates.
The same business day.
Free estimate
Tell us about your community and your yard, and we'll call you back the same business day to set up a free on-site visit.
✓ No-obligation, written quote
✓ Permits pulled for you, plus HOA guidance
✓ 2-year workmanship warranty on every install
Also serving nearby Bonita Springs, Fort Myers, San Carlos Park and Three Oaks.
Prefer to talk now? Mon–Fri, 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
(239) 768-3362