Fence Installation
A new fence is an investment, and how it is installed decides whether it lasts a few seasons or a few decades. Byers Fence has installed wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link fences across Central Florida for over 20 years. We are licensed, insured, and bonded for both residential and commercial work, so your property and your investment are protected from the first phone call to the final walkthrough.
Plenty of contractors advertise a low price and disappear when something goes wrong. We build a different way. Our crews are consistent from permitting to utility locating to the install timeline, and we use quality materials on every job. A cheap fence from a fly by night installer often costs more in the end, whether that is missing parts, a longer install, or a fence that leans after the first storm.
What does the Byers Fence installation process look like?
It starts in our office, where we schedule your free on site estimate and ask the right questions up front so the project begins with a clear plan. Then we take on the paperwork most homeowners dread. With over 20 years pulling permits, we help with ARC forms, mark surveys when a job needs one, and prepare the documents your HOA committee requires. Once you decide to move forward, we email you the permit forms with clear notes on where to sign, then submit everything to the city and county across Volusia, Seminole, and Orange counties. Our office tracks each permit through approval so nothing stalls your installation date. You are never left chasing a clerk or guessing what happens next. We keep the process moving, and we keep you in the loop the whole way through.
How do you keep a fence standing in Florida's sandy soil?
Every post we set goes into a concrete footer, so the fence holds level in loose, sandy soil and does not lean or blow over in a summer storm. Florida is rough on fences. Hurricanes, high winds, and daily rain all work against a post that was rushed into the ground. We pour wet concrete around each one for a strong bond, roughly a 60 pound base per post, and that footer is the single biggest reason a fence survives its first few storm seasons. For homes that catch coastal wind head on, we also recommend styles built for better wind resistance. Material matters just as much, and we are glad to walk you through the trade offs before you decide. Compare our wood and vinyl fences, and ask us about aluminum and chain link when we come out to measure.
What warranty comes with a Byers Fence installation?
We back every installation with a two year workmanship warranty, and most man made materials carry a limited lifetime warranty from the manufacturer on top of that. In plain terms, the fence is built right, and it is covered if something is not. This is exactly where a cheaper crew tends to cost you more. A fly by night installer might quote a low number, then leave you with missing parts, a job that drags on, or a fence that sags a year later with nobody to call. Because we are licensed, insured, and bonded, you are protected if anything goes sideways during or after the work. Twenty years in the same community is its own kind of guarantee. We are not going anywhere, and our name is on every fence we build, so we treat each one like our reputation rides on it. It does.
How do you protect my yard during installation?
Our crews do not drive across your grass, so your landscaping, irrigation lines, and septic system stay protected while we work. A new fence should not come at the cost of the rest of your yard. When the fence is up, we comb the property, pick up and bag every scrap of debris and packaging, and spread the soil dug out for the posts so your grade stays even and clean. The final step is a walkthrough with you, because the job is not done until you are satisfied with it. We also keep common materials in stock, which keeps turnaround fast, and when a job is urgent we will work a weekend to get it finished. Ready to start? Call (386) 457-2045 for a free estimate, or see the areas we serve including fence installation in Deltona.
