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Coral Springs's Fence Company — We Know This City

Coral Springs' Fence Contractor · PVC, Aluminum, Wood & Chain Link · Broward County Licensed

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7,000+
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Since 2015
★★★★★
4.7
Google Rating
260 Verified Reviews
12
Years Serving
South Florida
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County Licenses
Broward & Palm Beach
A Note From Our Team

"When we sit down with a Coral Springs homeowner, the conversation usually starts the same way — with the HOA or the permit, not the fence style. Coral Springs has some of the most active HOA communities in Broward — Eagle Trace, Heron Bay, Cypress Glen all have architectural guidelines that go beyond what the county requires. I've worked in Eagle Trace, Heron Bay, Cypress Glen enough to know where the complications come from before we ever walk the property. That experience — knowing the local code, knowing the inspectors, knowing the HOA patterns — is what separates a smooth installation from a frustrating one."

— XL Fencing, serving Coral Springs since 2015
We Know Coral Springs

We've Worked in Your Neighborhood

Coral Springs is the largest single-family home market in Broward County — and one of the most active for fence installation. We've worked across virtually every neighborhood in the city, from the golf communities of Eagle Trace to the newer developments in west Coral Springs near Parkland.

"When we design a fence for a Coral Springs homeowner who wants privacy, I have to have an honest conversation right away: the city does not allow solid board fences. Privacy in Coral Springs means shadowbox or tongue-and-groove — not boards touching with no gap. That's code, not preference. we'd rather tell you that in the driveway than have you discover it after a permit rejection."

— XL Fencing Team · Coral Springs, FL

⛳ Eagle Trace & Heron Bay — Broward's Premium Addresses

Eagle Trace and Heron Bay have detailed HOA design guidelines that require careful documentation. We've navigated these communities enough times to know what gets approved and what gets kicked back — and we get it right.

🏘️ University Drive Corridor & Established Neighborhoods

The neighborhoods east of University Drive are Coral Springs' most established — mature trees, larger lots, long-standing HOAs. We've worked on NW 37th, NW 85th, NW 39th, and throughout this corridor.

🏗️ West Coral Springs & Parkland-Adjacent

The newer communities in west Coral Springs near the Parkland border have some of the largest lot sizes in the city. Chain link and wood are popular here for the acreage. We've installed extensively in this area.

Permit Experts

We Handle Every Permit

You never touch the permit office. We pull, track, and close every permit under Broward County License #U-22428. Want the details? See how fence permits work in Broward County — surveys, easements, timelines, and the new 2026 law.

📋 What Coral Springs Homeowners Need to Know

  • All fences require a Broward County permit — we handle the entire process
  • Pool barrier fences (48″+) required by FL law before pool use
  • Coral Springs has specific setback requirements that vary by zoning district
  • HOA approval is separate from county permit — we assist with both
  • Typical permit turnaround: 2 to 12 weeks depending on the city and project scope

🏡 Neighborhoods We Serve

Eagle Trace · Heron Bay · Cypress Glen · Turtle Run · Winston Park · Ramblewood · Maplewood · Coral Springs CC · University Drive area · West Coral Springs

Why It Matters

Why Coral Springs Fencing Is Different

Every city in South Florida has its own rules, its own HOA landscape, and its own climate realities. Here's what matters most in Coral Springs.

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    Solid Privacy Fences Are Prohibited

    Coral Springs specifically bans opaque fences where boards touch with no gaps. If you want privacy, it's shadowbox or tongue-and-groove style — full stop. This is the most common code violation we see from contractors who don't know this city.

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    No Chain-Link Privacy Slats

    Vinyl privacy slats in chain-link fencing are also not permitted in Coral Springs. Chain link must remain open. This eliminates a workaround that works in other cities but not here.

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    NOA Required on Every PVC or Aluminum Job

    All PVC and aluminum installations require a Florida Product Approval documentation package. We coordinate this as part of every Coral Springs permit submission — it's built into our process.

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We measure, answer your questions, and give you a clear written quote. No pressure. No obligation.

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Do Your Homework

What to Ask Any South Florida Fence Contractor

Not all fence companies operating in South Florida are licensed in Florida, familiar with local permit requirements, or sourcing from manufacturers with real warranty programs. Before signing anything, ask these questions.

Are their reviews from this area?

Reviews from Nashville, Boise, or Raleigh don't tell you anything about how a company performs in Broward or Palm Beach County. Ask specifically about local experience.

Do they know the local permit process?

Broward and Palm Beach County have specific inspection requirements — including post-hole inspections — that out-of-area contractors routinely miss. Ask who pulls the permit and handles inspections.

Is the warranty from the manufacturer?

A contractor's verbal promise is not the same as a written manufacturer's warranty. Ask for the warranty document before signing. PVC and aluminum should come with written lifetime warranties.

Do they handle HOA submissions?

In HOA communities, architectural committee approval is required before the county permit. Contractors who don't know this will start your job in the wrong order and cause delays or violations.

XL Fencing answers yes to every one of these. 260 verified reviews. Licensed in Broward and Palm Beach. Pulling permits here since 2015.
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Why Coral Springs Chooses XL

You'll Never Once Have to Ask for an Update

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    Broward County Code — Cold

    Licensed under Broward County License #U-22428. Hundreds of permits pulled in this county. We don't guess at setbacks or pool barrier rules.

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    Proactive Communication — Always

    Our most-praised trait across 260 reviews. You get updates at every stage without chasing anyone down.

  • Fast Scheduling & Response

    We respond same business day. Most Coral Springs installs scheduled within 2 weeks of permit approval.

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    Fully Licensed & Insured

    Broward Lic. U-22428 · Palm Beach Lic. 20-F-22100-R. General liability and workers' comp on every job.

Ready to Get Started in Coral Springs?

Most estimates take 10–15 minutes on-site. We measure, answer your HOA questions, pull the permit, and handle everything from there.

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Exclusive to XL Customers The XL Client Experience

Your Project. Your Timeline.
No Guessing.

Most fence contractors go quiet after you sign. We do the opposite. Every XL Fencing customer gets real-time updates — from permit filing to final inspection — so you always know where your project stands.

  1. Deposit Received

    Immediately upon deposit, you receive a welcome message with your project details and direct contact for your job coordinator.

  2. Permit Filed

    We file your permit within 5–7 business days. You receive a notification the same day it's submitted to Broward County.

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    Permit Approved

    The moment your permit is approved, you are immediately notified by both email and text. We then schedule your installation date.

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    Final Inspection & Close-Out

    We schedule and pass the final inspection. Your permit is closed and you receive your warranty documentation.

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HOA Fence Approval

HOA Approvals Aren't Always Easy — We Know Exactly What They Need

HOA approvals are not always as easy as they should be. We know what they need from you to get approved — and we handle it so you don't have to chase anyone down.

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Contractor License

Every HOA requires proof of a valid contractor license. We provide ours immediately — Broward County License #U-22428.

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Proof of Insurance — HOA as Additional Insured

Most Coral Springs HOAs require the contractor's general liability policy to list the HOA as an additional insured. We provide this certificate same day.

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Marked Survey

A survey showing property lines and proposed fence placement is required by virtually every Coral Springs HOA. We help coordinate this with your surveyor.

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Communities We've Navigated
HOA approvals handled in Coral Springs including:
Eagle Trace
Heron Bay
Cypress Glen
Turtle Run
Winston Park
Ramblewood
Maplewood
Coral Springs CC
University Drive area
West Coral Springs

Don't see your community? We've likely worked there. Call us and ask.

Florida Law Requires It

Pool Barrier Fencing in Coral Springs

Florida Statute 515 requires a pool barrier fence to be in place before your pool can be used. Minimum 48" height, self-latching gate, no gaps a 4" sphere can pass through.

Minimum 48" height — Broward County code compliant
Self-latching, self-closing gates included
Aluminum is the #1 choice — won't rust near pool water
Permit pulled and closed under our Broward County license
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Florida Pool Barrier Requirements
Minimum fence height48 inches
Maximum gap size4 inches
Gate requirementSelf-latching
StatuteFL Statute 515
When requiredBefore pool use
Fast Response

Fence Repair in Coral Springs

Storm damage, rotting posts, a gate that won't close — we repair all fence types throughout Coral Springs. No job too small. Most repairs scheduled within 1 week.

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Storm & Hurricane Damage

South Florida storm season is hard on fences. Downed panels, cracked posts, leaning sections — we assess and repair quickly, prioritizing safety-critical repairs first.

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Rotting Posts & Boards

South Florida's humidity accelerates wood decay. We replace individual posts and boards without tearing down the whole fence — saving you money and disruption.

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Gate Repairs & Adjustments

Sagging gates, broken latches, hinges that won't hold — we repair and realign all gate types including pool barrier, driveway, and pedestrian gates.

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Partial Replacements

When only a section failed, you shouldn't pay to replace everything. We match existing materials and replace only what's damaged — PVC, aluminum, wood, or chain link.

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Rust & Corrosion

South Florida salt air accelerates rust. We treat and replace affected sections, or recommend powder-coated aluminum that won't corrode in coastal conditions.

Need a Repair in Coral Springs?

We respond same business day. Most repairs scheduled within 1 week. Calls answered 24/7.

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XL Fencing financing through Enhancify — South Florida
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Get the fence you want now and pay over time with flexible financing through Enhancify. Available to qualified homeowners across Broward and Palm Beach County.

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$1,000 – $200,000
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Broward County License
U-22428
Palm Beach County License
20-F-22100-R
✓ Fully Insured · Permitted on Every Job · South Florida Since 2015
Common Questions

Coral Springs Fence FAQs

Do I need a permit for a fence in Coral Springs?
All fences in Coral Springs require a permit — no exceptions, no exemptions for small fences or property boundary fences. Pool barrier fences are additionally mandated by Florida law and must comply with FL Statute 515 before the pool can legally be used. We pull every permit under our Broward or Palm Beach County contractor license. You never visit the permit office, you never track down an inspector — we handle the complete permit process from application to final inspection. Having a permitted fence is also important for home resale: unpermitted fences are flagged by buyer's inspectors and can complicate or kill a sale.
How much does a fence cost in Coral Springs, FL?
Installed fence pricing in Coral Springs typically ranges from $25 to $45 per linear foot for chain link, $33 to $55 for pressure-treated wood, $35 to $105 for PVC/vinyl, and $39 to $60 for aluminum. Actual cost depends on total linear footage, number of gates and their width, permit fees, site conditions like rocky soil or drainage requirements, and any HOA-specific requirements. We provide free, written, itemized estimates with no pressure to sign. The estimate includes every cost — permit fees, post-hole inspections if required in your city, dirt removal if applicable — so there are no surprises after you've agreed to move forward.
Can you help with HOA approval in Coral Springs?
Yes — and we make it easy. We provide you with a complete HOA documentation package including our contractor license, certificate of insurance, material specifications, and a scaled site plan showing your proposed fence placement — everything your HOA needs to approve the project. You submit it to your association; we prepare everything so it's ready to go. The most important advice: never pull the county permit before your HOA approves the design. Get HOA sign-off first, or run both in parallel.
How long does fence installation take?
The variable in every Coral Springs project is the permit — Broward or Palm Beach County typically processes fence permits in 2 to 8 weeks from a complete submission. We prepare complete packages on the first attempt, which eliminates the revision cycle that doubles timelines for incomplete submissions. Once the permit is issued and materials are delivered, most residential installs complete in one business day. We provide a clear written timeline estimate before you sign anything, including realistic permit expectations for your specific project type.
What neighborhoods in Coral Springs do you serve?
We serve all of Coral Springs including Eagle Trace, Heron Bay, Cypress Glen, Turtle Run, Winston Park, Ramblewood, University Drive area, and all surrounding Broward County communities.
Do you offer financing?
Yes — we offer financing through Enhancify with a soft credit pull only, meaning checking your rate won't affect your credit score. Options include 0% APR promotional financing, loan amounts up to $200,000, and terms from 1 to 12 years depending on your qualification. Financing makes it possible to install the fence you actually want — not a compromise based on what's available in cash right now. Ask about your financing options when you schedule your free Coral Springs estimate and we'll walk you through what you qualify for before you commit to anything.
Can I get a privacy fence in Coral Springs?
Yes — but not a solid board fence. Coral Springs prohibits opaque fences where boards are installed touching each other with no gaps. The permitted options are shadowbox style — boards alternating on each side of the rail with slight overlap — or tongue-and-groove construction. Both provide substantial privacy while meeting the city's air-circulation requirement. When comparing quotes in Coral Springs, ask every contractor whether they know about this restriction. If they're quoting a solid board fence, they either don't know the code or they're planning to pull the permit and hope nobody notices.
What HOA communities in Coral Springs have the strictest fence requirements?
Eagle Trace, Wyndham Lakes, and Kensington are among the Coral Springs communities with the most detailed HOA design guidelines. These associations typically require specific fence colors, materials, and height maximums that may be more restrictive than the city code. We maintain documentation on common HOA requirements throughout Coral Springs and initiate HOA approval before county permit submission — skipping this sequence is what creates the months-long delays we see when homeowners hire contractors unfamiliar with this market.
What warranty comes with a fence from XL Fencing?
Every XL Fencing installation includes a 1-year workmanship warranty covering installation quality and craftsmanship on all materials. Aluminum and powder-coated aluminum fencing additionally carry a lifetime manufacturer's warranty on the material itself — not just the installation. If something isn't right after we leave, we make it right. No runaround, no waiting — this is how we've built a company that runs almost entirely on referrals and repeat business from the same neighborhoods we've served for over a decade.
Do you offer discounts for military, seniors, or first responders?
Yes. We offer a 5% discount for active military, veterans, senior citizens 65 and older, and first responders including law enforcement, fire, and EMS. South Florida's military and first responder community has been part of our customer base since we opened, and this is a small way of recognizing that. Mention your status when you request your estimate and we apply the discount to your quote. No documentation required — we take your word for it.
What should I look for when hiring a fence contractor in South Florida?
Three things. First, are they licensed in the county where your property is located — not just somewhere in Florida, but specifically Broward or Palm Beach County? Second, do they pull their own permits and can they show you the permit before any work begins? Third, are their reviews actually from your area? XL Fencing holds active licenses in Broward County (U-22428) and Palm Beach County (20-F-22100-R). We pull every permit under our license. Our 260 Google reviews are from homeowners across our actual service area — not other states, not other markets.
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