Fence Company in St. Johns County, FL
Much of St. Johns County is built around communities with an HOA or review board, and that is work Jax AA Fencing knows well. This veteran-owned, licensed and insured crew installs vinyl, aluminum, and wood fencing throughout St. Johns County, and where a community requires a submission, we handle it for you, start to finish. Where an HOA is involved, installs typically follow 2 to 3 weeks after HOA approval. Estimates are free, on site, and in writing, and there is $250 off any job over $2,000.
Where an HOA Is Involved, the Paperwork Is Half the Project
Many of the county’s larger communities, including Nocatee, Durbin Crossing, Julington Creek Plantation, World Golf Village, and Beachwalk, have their own fence standards, and where design review applies, approval is needed before a single post goes in. Wrong color, wrong height, wrong side facing out, and the review board can send you back to the start. Jax AA prepares and submits the application with the drawings and specs boards typically ask for.
The other reality: St. Johns County has been one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, and a lot of builder-grade wood fencing went up with those new homes. Some of it is now reaching the end of its life. Replacement is a core service here, and the same crew handles tear-out, haul-away, and the new install as one job.
Every Approval in Order, With Honest Timelines
Sequence matters more than speed here. First is the survey and plat read: setbacks, easements, and drainage rights that decide where a line can legally sit. Next is the permit side. Unincorporated St. Johns County addresses, which include Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, Julington Creek, Fruit Cove, and World Golf Village, go through the county, while St. Augustine and St. Augustine Beach are separate cities with their own permitting, so we confirm what applies at your address rather than assume. Then the community package, where one is required: elevation drawings, material and color callouts, height, and which side faces out, prepared and filed for you. Many review boards meet on a set cycle, not on demand, so the submission goes in early. Approval first, and installs typically follow 2 to 3 weeks after HOA approval, with 1 to 2 days on site once materials are in hand.
What Sets This Crew Apart
Skip the marketing language. These are the real differentiators homeowners compare quotes on:
- ✓ Veteran owned and operated
- ✓ Licensed and insured
- ✓ Double concrete post installation
- ✓ Steel I-beam gate posts
- ✓ US-made materials
- ✓ Wisetack financing available
- ✓ Military and first responder discounts
- ✓ HOA paperwork and submission handled
Materials That Fit the County's Communities
Vinyl is a strong privacy option in St. Johns County: many communities list white or tan vinyl among their approved styles, and the material itself does not rot, warp, or need repainting.
Aluminum is a strong option around pools and on pond or preserve lots where a community protects view corridors. It can be built to meet pool barrier requirements and keeps sightlines open.
Wood still has its place where boards allow it, with flexibility in height and stain, and honest guidance on the upkeep Florida weather demands.
For something above standard, premium builds including composite are available, all US-made materials.
New Pools, New Puppies, New Neighbors
Residential
Common reasons to fence a yard here include privacy on close-set lots in the newer communities, pool barrier fencing, and containment for kids and dogs. Where an HOA is involved, the paperwork is handled for you, and military and first responder discounts apply.
Commercial
Business parks, storage sites, and contractors along the county’s growth corridors get security and perimeter fencing with documented specs and clean timelines.
Every Community We Cover in St. Johns County
Each community has its own page with the local specifics:
- Nocatee: design review paperwork handled start to finish, aluminum and vinyl options for smaller lots and preserve edges
- St. Johns: Durbin Crossing and Aberdeen, where some original builder fences are reaching the end of their life
- World Golf Village: ARB submissions for King & Bear, Cascades, and Murabella, plus view-lot aluminum
- Julington Creek: replacing original Plantation fencing, with care where mature oaks sit near the line
- Fruit Cove: wood, vinyl, and aluminum options along the SR-13 corridor, with guidance where a lot sits low or in heavy shade
- Switzerland: long runs on acreage where the line has to stay true over distance
- St. Augustine: material choices closer to the coast and city permitting, including historic district review where it applies
- Ponte Vedra: conservation easements and preserve setbacks where they show up on the survey
- Ponte Vedra Beach: post setting and hardware choices where lots sit close to the ocean
- St. Augustine Beach: city permitting, height limits, and corner sight lines, confirmed by address
- Vilano Beach: exposure considerations where a lot sits open to the ocean or the river
Approval First, Concrete Second
Step one is a free on-site walk. The crew measures your actual line, checks your community’s fence standards where an HOA applies, confirms permit needs at your address, and writes the number down. That runs the same way throughout St. Johns County, whether the address is along the I-95 corridor or down in St. Augustine. Weekday response goal during business hours is about 30 minutes.
Step two is the submission, prepared and filed by Jax AA where your community requires one. If you sit on a board or manage the community yourself, the HOA and property management fencing page covers how the packages and multi-property scheduling are put together. Once approval lands, installs typically follow 2 to 3 weeks after HOA approval, and the crew builds to the drawing that got approved instead of a field version of it, since a change made on install day can send a project back through review. Most installs finish in 1 to 2 days on site once materials are on hand.
Step three is the walkthrough. Gates tested, debris hauled, and a fence that matches the drawing your board approved. If the builder fence is coming out to make room, our fence replacement page explains how teardown and haul-off ride along with the new install. Wisetack financing with 7 to 10 percent average APRs is available if monthly payments fit better.
Common St. Johns County Fence Questions
Yes. Jax AA prepares the application, drawings, and specs and submits them to your HOA or ARB, whether that is Nocatee, Durbin Crossing, Julington Creek, or World Golf Village. Installs typically follow 2 to 3 weeks after HOA approval.
A recent installed job landed around $41 to $51 per linear foot, and material and gate count move the number. You get an exact written figure after a free on-site walk, and $250 comes off any job over $2,000.
Builder-grade fences are often set with shallower posts and less concrete than we would use, so they can lean and loosen sooner than they should. Replacement with deeper double concrete posts is the fix that lasts, and it is a core service in the county's newer communities, with tear-out and haul-away handled by the same crew.
Florida requires barrier fencing around residential pools with self-closing, self-latching gates at minimum heights. Aluminum is a strong option in St. Johns County because it can be built to meet the barrier requirements and keeps visibility, and the crew confirms the exact requirements for your address during the estimate.
On-site work is usually 1 to 2 days once materials arrive. Where an HOA is involved, review time is the longer variable, which is why the submission goes in early and installs typically follow 2 to 3 weeks after HOA approval.
Yes, shared-side cost splitting is common, and the crew helps structure it with clear written pricing for each side, so the agreement is simple and documented.
Yes, through Wisetack, with average APRs of 7 to 10 percent and estimated monthly payments shown before you commit. It stacks with the standing $250 discount on jobs over $2,000.
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Tell us your community and what you want fenced. The crew walks the line, checks your community’s standards where an HOA applies, and hands you a real number in writing, no pressure after that. On pond, preserve, and pool lots where the board protects the view, our aluminum fencing page covers the options that keep sightlines open. See completed projects, all service areas, or call (904) 330-4829 weekdays 8am to 4pm.
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