Proudly Serving Collier, Lee, and Charlotte County
License Number: CGC1523105
Proudly Serving Collier, Lee, and Charlotte County
License Number: CGC1523105
Bonita Springs sits between the Imperial River and Estero Bay, and that location shapes every material decision on a fence here. Properties west of US-41 catch salt-laden air off the Gulf. Lots closer to the river and the eastern preserves deal with humidity, heavy summer rain, and soil that behaves very differently when it comes to setting posts.
A fence specified for a dry inland climate does not last here. We size posts and footings for Florida wind loads, use hardware that will not seize or streak, and choose materials that match your specific exposure rather than whatever is cheapest to buy that week. That is the difference between a fence you forget about and a fence you replace in six years.
The default recommendation for most Bonita Springs properties. Powder-coated aluminum will not rust, needs essentially no maintenance, and satisfies the majority of HOA style guidelines. Also the material of choice for pool enclosures.
When you want genuine privacy, vinyl is the strongest option in this climate. Does not rot, does not need staining, and modern UV-stabilized formulations hold color through Florida summers.
Still the warmest-looking option and still popular in the older, non-HOA neighborhoods. Pressure-treated pine or cedar, posts set in concrete — and we are honest about the maintenance wood needs this close to the water.
Florida's pool barrier requirements are specific about height, gaps, gate direction, and latch placement. We build to code, pull the permit, and stay on the job until it passes inspection.
The most economical way to enclose a large area or secure a commercial site. Galvanized or black vinyl-coated, with privacy slats if you want to soften the look.
Walk gates, double swing gates, and driveway gates in every material we install — sized, reinforced, and hung on hardware that will not sag by year two.
Bonita Springs incorporated in 1999 and runs its own building department, so a fence permit here goes through the city rather than Lee County. The application needs a survey or site plan with the proposed fence line drawn on it, material and height specifications, and setback compliance. Corner lots, canal-front lots, and properties with drainage or utility easements get extra scrutiny — and that is where most homeowner-submitted permits stall.
On top of the city permit, communities like Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, Spanish Wells, and Vanderbilt Lakes have their own architectural review process — and the association's rules are often stricter than the city's. Approved materials, colors, heights, and even post cap styles can all be dictated by the community. We handle both tracks in parallel so they are not sequential delays.
Bonita Springs issues its own building permits. Contractors who file a Bonita fence permit with Lee County get it rejected and lose weeks before anyone realises what happened. We file with the city directly, on the city's forms.
We walk the property, confirm the fence line against your survey, note grade changes and obstacles, and talk through what you want the fence to do.
An itemized quote covering material, linear footage, gates, hardware, permit fees, and removal of any existing fence. Nothing gets added later that was not on the page.
We prepare the city permit package and any HOA architectural submission, then track both through to approval.
Most residential jobs run one to three days. We call for inspection where required and stay with the project until it passes and you have signed off.
We install throughout the city and the surrounding unincorporated areas, including Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, Spanish Wells, Vanderbilt Lakes, Bonita Farms, Rosemary Park, Paradise Point, Imperial River Estates, and the Bonita Beach Road and Old 41 corridors. If you are near the Estero line or south toward the Collier County border, we cover that too.
Premier Fence of SWFL serves all of Collier, Lee, and Charlotte County — including communities not listed above. If you are in Southwest Florida, call 239-566-8642 and we will tell you straight away whether we cover your address.
Yes. Fences in the City of Bonita Springs require a building permit, and the application includes a site plan showing the fence line relative to your property boundaries, easements, and any drainage. We prepare and submit the permit package as part of every installation, so you are not the one standing in line at the counter.
Cost is driven mainly by material, linear footage, and gate count. Chain link runs $12–$22 per linear foot, wood $18–$36, aluminum $25–$45, and vinyl $28–$50. Every quote we give is written, itemized, and specific to your lot — we measure before we price. Call 239-566-8642.
Powder-coated aluminum. It does not rust, does not absorb moisture, and sheds salt spray without degrading. Vinyl is a strong second choice and gives you full privacy. Untreated wood and standard galvanized chain link both have a shorter service life within a few miles of the Gulf — and we will tell you that before you buy one.
Once the permit is issued, most residential installations are completed in one to three working days. The permit itself is usually the longest part of the timeline. From signed contract to finished fence, plan on three to six weeks depending on the city's current review queue and material lead times.
Regularly. A large share of Bonita Springs sits inside a community association, and most require architectural review before any fence goes in. We supply the material specifications, color samples, and drawings your board needs, and we will not schedule installation until your approval is in hand.
Tell us about your property and we'll walk the site, talk through materials, and put a written number in your hands — no pressure and no obligation.
239-566-8642
License Number: CGC1523105
Phone: 239-566-8642
Email: kevin@premierfenceswfl.com
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