Vinyl, wood, aluminum and chain link fences built for North Brevard — permitted with the city or county, posts set deep in concrete for Space Coast wind, and priced in writing after a free on-site measurement.
Every fence we build starts with the same three questions: which permit desk covers your address (the City of Titusville and Brevard County run different rulebooks), what your HOA allows if you have one, and what the ground under your fence line is actually like — sand, muck near the river, or something in between. The services below are how those answers turn into a fence.
6-ft privacy that shrugs off Space Coast humidity and salt air. The La Cita / Royal Oak HOA standard.
Vinyl Fence Installation in Titusville →Pressure-treated board-on-board and shadowbox privacy, built for Florida wind and sealed against rot.
Wood Fence Installation in Titusville →Pool-code barriers and riverfront fencing that never rusts — the Merritt Island and Indian River standard.
Aluminum & Pool Fences in Titusville →Galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link for yards, kennels and commercial lots, at the lowest cost per foot.
Chain Link Fences in Titusville →Field fence, rail and wire for Mims and Scottsmoor acreage — posts set for sandy soil and livestock.
Farm & Acreage Fencing in Titusville →Storm-blown panels, leaning posts and broken gates, repaired or replaced — permits handled when the repair is a major one.
Fence Repair in Titusville →Walk gates that swing true and double-drive gates wide enough for the boat, trailer or mower.
Gates in Titusville →Titusville sits across the Indian River from Kennedy Space Center, and the same weather that makes launch viewing great is hard on fences: summer storms, salt carried off the river, sandy soil that lets a shallow post lean within a year, and humidity that eats untreated wood.
So the details matter more here than the brochure does. Posts go two to three feet down in concrete. Vinyl panels are the wind-rated profiles Florida product approvals call for. Aluminum hardware is specified for salt air. Wood is pressure-treated, and we tell you the sealing schedule up front instead of letting you find out in year three.
And before any of it, the paperwork: a fence permit is required in Titusville and in unincorporated Brevard County, the finished side of your fence faces your neighbor by code, and front-yard fences are limited to four feet. We handle that sequence for you — read the permit guide if you want the rules in full.
We walk the fence line with you, confirm the survey corners, count gates, and check for easements and tree roots. You get a written per-foot price, not a ballpark.
City of Titusville or Brevard County permit, plus your HOA's architectural approval if you're in La Cita, Royal Oak or another association community. We submit both.
Sunshine 811 marks underground utilities, posts are set in concrete, and panels go up with the finished side out — the way both codes require.
We walk the line with you, check every gate swing and latch, and close out the permit. Your written warranty terms are in your paperwork, not in fine print.
ZIP 32780 & 32796 — City permit rules, HOA communities off SR-50 and riverfront lots along the Indian River.
Fencing in Titusville →ZIP 32754 — Acreage, farm fence and privacy fence under Brevard County's permit rules.
Fencing in Mims →ZIP 32927 — Subdivision privacy fences and pool barriers in North Brevard's biggest bedroom community.
Fencing in Port St. John →ZIP 32922–32927 — Older river-town lots, replacements and repairs from Cocoa Village to Port St. John.
Fencing in Cocoa →ZIP 32952 & 32953 — Canal and river lots, pool-code aluminum, and salt-air hardware that lasts.
Fencing in Merritt Island →ZIP 32775 — Rural lots and acreage at Brevard's north edge — room for horses, equipment and big gates.
Fencing in Scottsmoor →Yes. Inside Titusville city limits, a fence permit is required before building a new fence, moving one, or replacing more than 50% of an existing permitted fence. In unincorporated North Brevard (Mims, Port St. John, Scottsmoor), Brevard County requires a construction permit for any new fence or major repair. We pull the permit for every job — see our permit guide for the exact rules on both sides of the city line.
Most residential fences here run about $15–$28 per linear foot for chain link, $25–$45 for 6-ft wood privacy, $30–$55 for 6-ft vinyl privacy and $35–$65 for aluminum, installed. Gates, old-fence removal and permit fees add to that. Run your own numbers on our fence cost calculator, then get an exact written price from a free on-site measurement.
Six feet is the residential ceiling in both Titusville and unincorporated Brevard County. In a required front setback the limit drops to four feet, and corner lots have sight-line limits near intersections. The finished side faces your neighbor — support posts go on the inside.
For privacy with the least upkeep, vinyl — it doesn't rot, warp or need sealing in our humidity, and quality panels are rated for Florida wind loads when posts are set deep in concrete. Wood costs less up front but needs sealing every 2–3 years here. Aluminum is the coastal and pool-code favorite because it never rusts. We set every post in concrete and call Sunshine 811 before a single hole is dug.
Most residential installs take 1–3 days once materials are on site. The calendar is driven by the permit: figure on the permit step first, then scheduling. We'll give you the sequence in writing with your estimate.
We install across North Brevard: Titusville (32780, 32796), Mims (32754), Port St. John (32927), Cocoa, Merritt Island and Scottsmoor (32775) — including HOA communities like La Cita and Royal Oak, where we match your fence to the association's approved styles before we order material.
The only honest way to price a fence is standing on your fence line: length, corners, gates, slope, soil, and what (if anything) has to come out first. That visit is free anywhere in Titusville, Mims, Port St. John, Cocoa, Merritt Island or Scottsmoor.
Call (321) 555-0147 or send the form — we'll schedule the walk and bring the cost guide numbers with us so you can check our math.