Sunstate Fence is now part of Fence Direct. Same local crews, same number: (239) 768-3362
Sunstate Fence is now part of Fence Direct. Same local crews, same number: (239) 768-3362
Charlotte & Lee Counties · Babcock Ranch
Fences built to Babcock Ranch's HOA Fencing Guidelines, from white PVC privacy fences to bronze and black aluminum on lake lots. We give you what Founder's Review needs, pull the permit, and back every job with a 2-year workmanship warranty.
Babcock Ranch fencing
Babcock Ranch is a planned town of about 17,000 acres spanning Charlotte and Lee counties, with some of the most specific fence guidelines in Southwest Florida. Wood, chain link and wire fences aren't allowed, styles and heights depend on where the fence sits on your lot, and every fence needs Founder's Review Committee approval after your neighborhood HOA signs off.
We install the exact styles the guidelines call for and give you the drawings and specs your sub-HOA and the Founder's Review Committee need, so your request goes in right the first time.
Fence types
The HOA Fencing Guidelines set the style by location. Here's what we install:
72 inches total, 60 inches solid with 12 inches of lattice. Not allowed on lake lots or rear yards that face arterial roads.
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48-inch, 3-rail flat-top aluminum in bronze or black for lake and wetland views and yards facing arterial roads.
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On alley-loaded homes only: 36 inches, in white PVC or black or bronze aluminum.
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Fences must fully enclose the yard and include a 60-inch gate.
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Some neighborhoods are stricter. TerraWalk, for example, allows only bronze aluminum up to 48 inches. We check your sub-HOA's rules before we quote.
Recent projects
Permits
A Babcock Ranch fence goes through three steps:
Your sub-HOA reviews the request first. You submit it; we give you the drawings and specs it asks for.
Next, the Founder's Review Committee reviews it, with a $50 fee. Fences must also comply with the Babcock overlay zoning.
Once approved, we pull the permit. On the Charlotte County side, Babcock overlay properties get additional zoning review.
We know the guidelines well, which keeps resubmissions to a minimum.
Built to last
New homes deserve a fence that matches the build quality.
Every post goes deep in concrete for the height of your fence, ready for storm season.
As the guidelines require, the finished side faces out.
Aluminum pool barriers built to Florida's pool barrier law, with self-closing, self-latching gates.
Areas we serve
We install fences throughout Babcock Ranch and the surrounding area, including:
TerraWalk
Founder's Square area
Lake Babcock
Babcock Ranch (Charlotte side)
Babcock Ranch (Lee side)
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FAQ
No. The HOA Fencing Guidelines don't allow wood, chain link or wire fences. Approved materials are white PVC and bronze or black aluminum.
No. Lake and wetland lots use the 48-inch aluminum amenity fence, which keeps the view open.
Your neighborhood HOA first, then the Founder's Review Committee ($50 fee), then the permit. We help with each step.
Yes. Fences must fully enclose the yard and include a 60-inch gate.
The same business day.
Free estimate
Tell us your neighborhood and lot type 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 Punta Gorda, North Fort Myers and Port Charlotte.
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(239) 768-3362