A well-built wood fence brings privacy, security, and curb appeal. But Florida's sun and rain are hard on wood, so materials and sealing matter more here than almost anywhere.
Choosing the right materials
- Pressure-treated pine: affordable and widely used; must be sealed.
- Cedar: naturally resists rot and insects; a premium look.
- Quality hardware: galvanized or stainless to resist rust.
Installation basics
- Posts set in concrete for stability against storms
- Proper spacing and leveling
- Gates with reinforced framing and solid hardware
Why staining & sealing is essential
Left untreated, a Florida wood fence can gray and warp within a couple of years. Staining and sealing protects against UV and moisture — and a sealed fence can last 15–20 years.
We build and finish fences with one crew. See our wood fence installation service or get a quote.
