Three Ways to Give Your Fence a Summer Makeover
As we enter the hottest month of summer, yard work may be the last thing on your mind. However, it’s not just you that the summer heat takes a toll on. Your backyard fence can
As we enter the hottest month of summer, yard work may be the last thing on your mind. However, it’s not just you that the summer heat takes a toll on. Your backyard fence can
Most of our clients choose their fence material based on longevity. A vinyl or metal fence will often stand up for decades of wear and tear with no problem, but these options can be out
At FloriFence, we spend a great deal of time with our clients in the design process of their new fences. It may seem like a simple process, but there is much more to fence design
Parents choose their homes not only for their own personal tastes but for the life they’ll be able to build with their children in the process. A big backyard, spacious bedrooms, and other child-related considerations
Brick fencing is popular for both residential and commercial properties as it is a sturdy and classic privacy fence option. The rustic look of brick adds to the character of your home with minimal effort.
Florida is home to one of America’s most biodiverse ecosystems. The Everglades and similar swamps and marshes host a variety of beautiful wildlife that we are able to explore at any time. While seeing this
ADA compliance is critical for every business to incorporate into their building design. Not only is accessibility required by law in many states, but it creates a more inclusive environment for you to grow your
In Florida, many homes have in-ground pools that legally require fencing upon installation. Throughout the state, if a home or business has a pool installed, they must construct a fence that meets the following guidelines:
Fencing can add a great deal of value to your home both practically and aesthetically. A well-built fence adds to the curb appeal of your home, and can even lower home insurance rates as it
Most people don’t think twice about the placement of their fence prior to installation. They typically assume the fence will go right along the property line or will go where the previously installed fence was