Specialty
Backyard fencing
Privacy, pet, and pool-area fencing built for South Florida backyards.
Overview
Your backyard is where you relax, entertain, and let kids and pets play. Comet Fence designs and installs backyard fencing that adds privacy, keeps pets in, and defines your space. Since 1993 we have built fences across Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade, and we help you choose materials and heights that suit your home, your HOA, and coastal weather.
Benefits
- Privacy from neighbors and the street
- Safe space for kids and pets
- Materials suited to South Florida sun, salt, and storms
- HOA-friendly styles and heights
Ideal for
- — Backyard privacy upgrades
- — Pet containment
- — Pool-area separation
- — Replacing an old or storm-damaged fence
Backyard fence options
- Vinyl privacy fencing in solid, shadowbox, and horizontal-slat styles
- Wood privacy and picket fencing
- Ornamental aluminum for an open, upscale look
- Chain link, galvanized or vinyl-coated, for budget-friendly pet containment
- Matching walk gates and double drive gates
Planning your backyard fence
We start with a free on-site estimate to measure your lot, talk through how you use the yard, and review any HOA guidelines. You get a clear scope covering layout, height, material, and gates.
We coordinate permitting and local compliance, then our crew installs and walks the finished fence with you.
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Common questions
What is the best fence material for a South Florida backyard?
Vinyl and aluminum hold up well to sun, humidity, and salt air with little maintenance. Wood offers a natural look but needs more upkeep. We will recommend options for your budget and goals at the estimate.
How tall can my backyard fence be?
Allowed heights depend on your city and HOA. We review local rules during the estimate and recommend compliant heights.
Do you handle permits for backyard fences?
Yes. We coordinate permitting and local compliance as part of the project.
Can you replace my existing fence?
Yes. We can remove an old or damaged fence and install the new one as part of the same project.