Gatehouse Fence & Gate
Aluminum estate fencing and automated driveway gates.

Aluminum, vinyl & privacy fence
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A fence has to survive wind, sun and a fair amount of rain. Guild fencing professionals set posts to depth, pull permits, and handle HOA and survey requirements before digging.
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Aluminum estate fencing and automated driveway gates.
Vinyl and composite privacy fence built to Florida wind code.
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Fence pricing is per linear foot, adjusted for height, gates and terrain. Broward requires a survey and permit for nearly every new fence.
$32 – $55 / linear ft
Powder-coated, hurricane-rated posts.
$38 – $65 / linear ft
6 ft panels, concrete-set posts.
$28 – $45 / linear ft
Pressure-treated pine or cedar.
$3,500 – $12,000
Automated opener, safety sensors.
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The same process every Guild fencing professional follows, from first call to warranty support.
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Yes in essentially every Broward municipality, along with a current survey. HOAs typically also require architectural approval on style, height and color.
Powder-coated aluminum and vinyl both handle the climate without rot or rust. Wood is the least expensive and the shortest-lived in South Florida humidity.
Florida code requires a barrier at least four feet high with self-closing, self-latching gates. Guild fencing pros build to that standard by default.
Typically 24 – 36 inches in concrete depending on height and wind load. Ask — shallow posts are the number one cause of fence failure in a storm.
Depends on where the fence sits relative to the property line, which is why the survey matters. Your installer will place it correctly and document it.
Two to five days once permits are approved. Permit review is usually the longest part of the timeline.
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