Questions we get on the phone

Yes. Our shop is in Palm City, in Martin County, and the crews go anywhere in the state. The farther a job is from our shop, the more footage it needs to make sense for both of us, so our long-distance work skews toward big perimeters. Call or text 772-280-4565 and you will have a number the same business day.

Because the fence doesn't ship from Martin County. The shop is there, but we keep storage yards stocked with panels, post-driven fence, screen and gates south of Martin County and on the west coast. Crews load out of the yard closest to your site, so distance doesn't push back your start date.

You will have a quote the same business day. Your quote includes our scheduling availability, and we confirm the install date with you before the crew mobilizes. Same-week installs are normal on the Treasure Coast. If you need it sooner, call 772-280-4565 and tell us.

Yes, anywhere in Florida, with footage and term minimums. Send the competitor's written quote and the site details to sales@lawrencefence.net and we will match it.

Three. Post-driven chain link, which is steel posts driven into the ground with fabric stretched between them. Free-standing panels with stands and weights for pavement and anywhere we cannot drive. And a combo of the two laid out from your site plan, with panels over the future utility runs and driven fence everywhere else. Windscreen goes on any of them. There is also Perma Temp, driven fence with a top rail, for long jobs where the fence has to look finished.

Post-driven is the stronger fence. The posts are driven into the ground, the fabric is stretched tight, so it is our most secure option and the right choice when screen needs to stay up through storm season. Panels sit on the surface with stands and weights. Nothing is drilled or driven, which makes them the answer on asphalt, pavers, pool decks and over buried utilities, and they can be moved mid-job. They cost more per foot.

Yes, on all three systems, in green, black, or blue. We push it on anything facing a road or a neighborhood because it holds down dust and keeps people from staring at the site. Screen catches wind, so screened runs on panels usually get extra bracing, and the screen needs to come down before a named storm.

A perimeter that is part panels and part driven fence, laid out from the site plan. Panels go where underground utilities will be trenched later, so the crews can lift a section instead of cutting the fence. Driven fence goes everywhere else because it is stronger and cheaper per foot.

Driven-post temporary fence with the addition of top rail. Windscreen optional. The rail stiffens the fence and makes it look like a permanent install. It costs more, so we quote it for builds that run a year or longer, or for sites where the owner cares what the street sees. Pricing is on the cost page.

Yes. The standard is a 24-foot double drive gate with screen, wide enough for a concrete truck. Walk gates are available, and we custom fabricate wider drive gates in our own shop, up to a 30-foot opening built from two 15-foot leaves. Tell us where the trucks will come in and we put the gates there. Gate pricing is on the cost page.

Yes, and most of it is already on the site. The temporary fence rental cost page has the per-foot table, gate pricing and a worked example. If you need a PDF to attach to a bid, email sales@lawrencefence.net with the subject line "Temporary Fence Price Sheet Request" or text 772-280-4565.

Driven-post temporary fence runs $4.28 to $5.71 per linear foot, with delivery, installation and removal included. Add windscreen and it is $6.45 to $8.60. Panels on stands with sandbags run $5.70 to $11.40. The low end is for short rentals and the high end is a 12-month rental. A 24-foot double drive gate is $589. Sales tax is added, and jobs outside Martin County, St. Lucie County and northern Palm Beach County may carry a travel charge.

Our ideal job is 500 linear feet or more, and that is where our per-foot pricing is sharpest. We have installed 4,000 to 5,000-foot perimeters and will go bigger. Inside Martin County we also price small jobs of 200 feet and under competitively. The farther a job is from our shop, the more footage it needs for us to be competitive.

Anywhere from one day for an event up to 24 months for a long build. 6 months is the ideal minimum. If your project runs past the rental term, each extra month is billed at the monthly per-foot rate on the price sheet. Past about two years, buying the fence is usually cheaper than renting it, and we will say so on the quote.

Email sales@lawrencefence.net and say you want us on the bid list for temporary fence. Invitations get a priced response the day they come in. If your prequal system needs a COI, W-9 or our Compass profile, say so and they go out with the reply.

Yes. Our standard construction entrance is 12 feet wide by 50 feet long and 9 inches deep, built with #4 recycled concrete aggregate over 8 oz geotextile fabric, so trucks shed mud before they hit the road. It is usually a line item on the same quote as the fence.

Yes. One quote for fence, silt fence and the construction entrance, one crew, one schedule, one COI for your file. Tell us up front that you need all three, and we schedule them as one job so you avoid a second mobilization charge.

Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River and Palm Beach Counties. That is the Treasure Coast, and we do not chase commercial fence work beyond it. Eric Lawrence holds Florida state General Contractor license CGC1535536.

Yes. Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1535536, with general liability, auto and workers' compensation insurance. COIs, additional insured endorsements and W-9s go out the same day you ask for them.

Yes, that is most of the commercial work. We are prequalified through Compass with a 1Form score of 2.0, and we have been through enough subcontractor onboarding to know what your office will ask for before it asks.

A few a year, in Martin County only. The crew mostly builds commercial and construction fence, so Eric looks at each residential job and says yes when it fits that kind of work. Call 772-280-4565 and describe the project. If it is not for us, we will tell you on the call.

Martin County only: Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, Indiantown. We do not do residential work outside the county.

A current property survey. We will not schedule an estimate without one, because the fence has to sit on your property and inside the setbacks, and the survey is the only document that proves where that line is. Once you have it, call 772-280-4565.

Yes. Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1535536. General liability, auto and workers' compensation insurance are current, with certificates on request and additional-insured and waiver of subrogation endorsements where required.

Yes. Compass 1Form Score of 2.0, which is near the top of the scale for a fence sub. The score covers financials, safety record and past performance. The full profile is at compass-app.com/network/lawrence-fence-solutions.

Yes. Email sales@lawrencefence.net with the certificate holder and any additional insured language you need and it comes back, usually within the day.

Gloria Lawrence founded Lawrence Fence Corp. in Miami-Dade County in 1989, and in 2006 she moved the family business to Martin County. Her son Eric grew up in the family business and spent the years after it closed working in the trades and construction. In 2024, he earned his Florida Certified General Contractor license and relaunched the company as Lawrence Fence Solutions, in honor of his late mother and the legacy she built.

Palm City, Florida, in Martin County. Temporary fence rental, silt fence and construction entrances go anywhere in the state. Commercial fence stays on the Treasure Coast, and residential work stays inside Martin County.

Call or text 772-280-4565, email sales@lawrencefence.net, or hit the quote button on any page. Send the city, a rough linear footage and when you need it. Temporary fence quotes go out the same business day.