ecFence is a modular aluminum-zinc-coated metal privacy fence system designed for residential and commercial use. It’s a modern, low-maintenance alternative to wood fencing and PVC/vinyl fencing — engineered to resist rot, corrosion, cracking, warping, and UV fading in high-heat, high-humidity climates like Florida and the Gulf Coast.

The system includes ecPanels, ecStarter profiles, ecSeam Covers, ecCorner Covers, and ecEnd Covers — all precision-engineered to interlock cleanly without specialty tools.

Homeowners who want a durable, modern privacy fence without the repainting and replacing every few years.

Fence installers and contractors who want a system that goes up faster than wood or vinyl, with fewer callbacks.

Fence distributors who want a metal fencing product with real, growing demand across Florida and South Florida.

ecFence panels are engineered for high-wind resistance, making them well-suited for hurricane-prone regions including South Florida, Miami-Dade County, and coastal areas. The aluminum-zinc alloy coating handles UV exposure and Florida heat without warping or degrading over time.

For specific wind-load ratings or jurisdiction requirements, engineered plans with sealed drawings are available. Contact us or your distributor for documentation.

Not when installed correctly. Each ecPanel features an aluminum-zinc alloy coating plus an epoxy primer and SMP (Silicone Modified Polyester) topcoat — a multi-layer corrosion protection system engineered for long-term performance. The panels carry a 25-year limited warranty.

Note: ecFence posts are galvanized metal — a different, also corrosion-resistant material suited for in-ground use.

Available now:
– Arctic White — clean, modern, high-contrast
– Natural Bronze — warm, rich, architectural

Coming soon:
– Foggy Gray — neutral, minimalist, design-forward
– Midnight Black — bold, dramatic, architectural

All colors are factory-applied and UV-stabilized for long-term fade resistance in direct sun.

Standard heights: 4 ft, 6 ft, and 8 ft.

The system is modular — each ecPanel adds or removes about 6 inches, so installers can fine-tune height for slopes, grade changes, or custom specs. Standard when you want it, flexible when you need it.

1. Set posts and allow concrete to cure
2. Install the ecStarter profile (level this — everything follows)
3. Hook each ecPanel onto the component above and rotate it down to vertical, working top-down
4. Finish with ecSeam Covers, ecCorner Covers, and ecEnd Covers

Required tools: level, drill, dry-cut chop saw with a steel-cutting blade, shovel or auger, concrete. No specialty equipment. Most installations move significantly faster than wood or vinyl fence builds of the same linear footage.

Yes. Certified installer status gets your business listed on the ecFence installer directory, gives you access to installation resources, and signals to homeowners that you’re a vetted professional.

Visit ec-fence.com/join-the-fam/ to get started.

ecFence works with authorized distributors across the U.S. If you’re looking to add a metal privacy fencing line to your inventory with real pull-through demand in Florida and the Southeast, we’re ready to talk.

Visit ec-fence.com/join-the-fam/ to get the conversation started.

No. ecFence sells through an authorized distributor network. Homeowners purchase through a local distributor; installers source from the same. Use the distributor locator to find one near you.

Pricing varies by location, height, and linear footage. Your authorized distributor provides exact quotes.

What you’re getting: premium aluminum-zinc-coated metal fencing with no repainting cycles, no rot replacement, and minimal maintenance — a durable investment compared to wood or vinyl over the life of the fence.

Yes. ecFence gates combine a galvanized metal tube frame with matching ecFence panel infill — same aesthetic, same corrosion-resistant finish. Available in matching colors with standard hardware.

Yes. Metal is one of the most recycled materials on Earth — 100% recyclable at end of life. No trees are harvested in the production of ecFence panels. No plastic enters the waste stream. The long service life of the system further reduces environmental impact compared to wood fencing (which requires periodic replacement) and vinyl/PVC fencing (which is non-recyclable).

Let Trees Be Trees. Use Metal Fencing.

Minimal. No staining. No sealing. No painting.

Recommended maintenance: occasional rinse to remove debris or surface buildup. That’s it.

For Galvalume components (ecPanels, ecStarter, posts):
– Dry-cut chop saw with a steel-cutting blade
– Level, drill, shovel or auger, concrete

For aluminum trim components:
– Miter saw with a non-ferrous TCT 80-tooth+ blade

No exotic or proprietary tools required. Standard fence installer kit with the right blades.

Yes. Galvalume and Galvanized components (ecPanels, ecStarter, posts) are cut with a dry-cut chop saw and a steel-cutting blade. Aluminum trim is cut with a miter saw and a non-ferrous TCT 80-tooth+ blade.

Cut each component with the correct blade and avoid stone or abrasive blades. Follow the install guidelines and the system performs as designed.

Lead times vary by distributor location, color, and volume. Contact your local authorized ecFence distributor for current availability. Planning a large project? Reach out directly for stocking and supply planning.

Yes. The solid privacy panel design contains pets within the yard and blocks sight lines that trigger fence-running or barking. No gaps to squeeze through, no splinters, no exposed hardware at ground level.

Bottom line: ecFence metal panels don’t rot. Don’t crack. Don’t yellow. Don’t care about South Florida weather.

Yes. Engineered plans for the ecFence system are available in both digital and physical format, suitable for permitting, inspections, architectural review, and contractor documentation. Contact us or your distributor to request plans for a specific application or jurisdiction.

No formal NOA is currently held. ecFence is engineered to FBC 2023 HVHZ standards, with PE-sealed drawings that have been used to pull permits in Miami-Dade and Broward County. Contact us for current documentation.

Beyond the fence line, the modular panel system works well for clearly decorative, non-structural applications — interior accent walls and freestanding decorative privacy screens, for example.

For anything structural, load-bearing, rooftop, pool-barrier, or otherwise code-regulated — that falls outside our fence engineering. Consult your installer or a licensed engineer before using the system in those contexts.

ecFence backs the panel system with a 25-year limited warranty. Trim and post components are also covered. Full warranty terms, including component-specific durations, will be published when the program is finalized — learn more.

Full. The solid panel design has no gaps, no sightlines, and no see-through sections. Once installed, the fence creates a complete visual barrier from ground to top rail. What’s in your yard stays in your yard.

No. ecFence uses a concealed-fastener design — a patented feature of the system. Trim components (ecSeam Covers, ecCorner Covers, ecEnd Covers) create clean, fastener-free faces on the finished fence. The hardware does its job out of sight.

Yes. The system accommodates uneven terrain three ways: stepped, raked, and bottom-fill. Your installer can determine the best approach based on your site’s grade. Contact us or a certified installer for a site assessment.

Yes. The interlocking panel-assembly technology is protected under U.S. Patent 11,066,846 B1.

Panels: 12 ft standard length, approximately 6-inch courses, field-cuttable to fit any run.

Posts: galvanized square metal — 2.5×2.5 in. for up to 6 ft fences; 3×3 in. for 8 ft fences — set in 3,000 PSI concrete.

Post spacing follows our PE-sealed engineering plans and your local building code — it depends on the fence height and your jurisdiction’s wind-load requirements. Typically, for fences up to 6 ft tall the spacing is 6 ft on center using 2.5″ posts, and for 8 ft tall it’s 4 ft on center using 3″ posts. Check with your local building department, and we can provide the signed and sealed engineering drawings for your permit.

The system is engineered to FBC 2023 HVHZ standards: 115 MPH (3-second gust) for fence heights up to 6 ft, and 175 MPH for 8 ft installations. PE-sealed S-1 drawings are available and have been used to pull permits in Miami-Dade and Broward County.

Note: always verify applicable wind standards with your local building department or engineer of record.

Homeowners → Use the distributor locator to find a supplier near you.

Installers → Get certified. Get listed. Get jobs. → ec-fence.com/join-the-fam/

Distributors → Ready to carry ecFence in your market? → ec-fence.com/join-the-fam/

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