Vicky P.
10/18/2018
Recently had a fence installed by Steve and his team, after a friend recommended them, and I am completely satisfied. The installation was reasonably priced, completed in a timely manner and my...
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2980 Buck Ridge Trl Ste I-6
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
Pick-It Fence, a family-owned and operated fence company since 1990, specializes in residential and commercial fence installations in Palm Beach County, FL. With over 30 years of experience, they are known as a top fencing contractor in the area, offering tailored solutions for different needs.
From chain link fencing to wood, aluminum, and PVC options, Pick-It Fence ensures quality and durability in every installation. Their expertise in electronic entry systems guarantees precision and security, providing clients with a range of maintenance-free and weather-resistant choices.
Committed to honesty, integrity, and professionalism, Pick-It Fence prides itself on offering aesthetically pleasing and functional fencing solutions that enhance property value and security. Their skilled craftsmen and quality materials ensure that each project meets the highest standards, reflecting their dedication to customer satisfaction.
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2.55 reviews
Glenda M.
3/31/2023
I paid in full for removal of an old leaning, rotten fence to be replaced with a new fence and two gates. I have video and photos of the work as it was done and before any storms. It began to...
Kathy R.
6/9/2024
DO NOT RECOMMEND!! I questioned why most of the posts were 8 and 9 ft. apart., normally 4-6 ft. range. I told him the fence will lean shortly, not enough support!! He responded there are no...
Penny B.
3/4/2021
Very professional. Free quote, office staff does all the permitting so there was no hassle getting the permit. Steve, the owner is always available to answer my calls. My Aluminum fence install is...
Adam F.
1/6/2018
Pick-it Fence installed a new six-foot privacy fence for us in September using eight-foot posts. This resulted in posts being sunk only two feet - and in many cases less - in the sandy ground...
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