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Dumpster enclosures and equipment cages are more than just barriers—they provide security, compliance, and a cleaner look for your property. Properly designed and installed enclosures help businesses meet local codes, protect equipment, and maintain curb appeal.
Chain-Link Enclosures with Privacy Slats
Wood Dumpster Enclosures
Vinyl or Composite Enclosures
Metal or Steel Equipment Cages
Brick or Masonry Enclosures
Step-by-Step Dumpster Enclosure & Equipment Cage Installation in Florida
We begin with a detailed site check to ensure proper fit and function.
We provide a detailed plan and estimate, outlining the work needed, materials, and costs upfront
We help secure the necessary permissions for your project.
Our team installs durable enclosures built for daily use.
We finalize with performance testing and guidance
Have questions about fencing? Our team is here to help — reach out anytime by phone or Fill out the form and we will contact you.
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Frequently asked Questions
Learn MoreIt varies by truck and container. Many want 12–14 feet clear for double gates. We’ll confirm with your hauler and design to that number.
Yes. We can match your building perfectly and offer any color you like, creating a cohesive, custom look that complements your property while providing durability and security.
Usually, yes. We offer powder-coat colors (black/bronze/white and RAL customs), vinyl/composite palettes, and corrugated in architectural finishes.
We core-drill through the stone into the stabilized base and use engineered sleeves/anchors. The strength comes from the base, not the tile.
We design for wind load—heavier posts, deeper footings, and shorter bays. On very exposed sites, we may recommend slide gates or partial perforation to bleed air.
Yes. A pedestrian gate with closer and panic hardware (when required) keeps staff safe and separate from truck traffic.
We control gaps, specify tight infill, and suggest lid-friendly heights. Good sanitation and regular wash-downs do the heavy lifting.
Aluminum frames resist corrosion and look premium; the infill choice affects dent resistance. For heavy abuse areas, consider corrugated metal or welded wire with guards.
