- Family-owned · Serving Central Florida for 20+ years
- Mon–Fri 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Temporary Fencing · Orlando, FL
Six-foot galvanized chain link for construction sites, events and property projects, from about $3.50 per foot installed. Delivery, setup and removal are included, and we pull the City of Orlando event fence permit.
$3.50
Per foot, all-in
$225
Per gate
20+
Years in business
Request a temporary fence quote
We’ll call to schedule your free on-site measure. No pressure.
Temporary Options
Two ways to set it, depending on the ground and how long it stays. Both are six-foot galvanized chain link, with gates for foot and vehicle access.
Posts driven into the ground for longer projects and open soil sites. The sturdiest temporary option.
Panels on weighted stands, with no digging. Built for asphalt, concrete and event grounds.
Mesh screening on the fence line to cut dust, hide the work area and keep the public’s eyes off the site.
Single walk gates and double drive gates for crews, deliveries and equipment.
Temporary fencing often comes before a permanent fence on the same site. We build both.
Who Uses It
Most of our temporary fence work comes from three kinds of job.
Perimeter security that keeps the public out of the work area while the job is underway.
Perimeters, entry lanes and restricted areas, with the City event fence permit handled.
Pool builds, renovations, vacant lots and staging areas that need closing off for a while.
Site plan, Notice of Commencement guidance and the final inspection, coordinated by us.
Our Process
Send us the address, the footage and your dates. We handle the rest.
Tell us where, how much fence, how many gates and how long you need it.
An all-in price: delivery, setup, gates and removal, so there’s no rental math.
For events inside Orlando city limits, we pull the City’s temporary event fence permit and draw the site plan.
We set the fence and gates and book the final inspection when the City requires one.
When the job or event is over, we take it all down and haul it away.
Why All County
A local Orlando fence company that already knows the City’s permit process, with crews that build fences every day.
We pull the event permit
All County Fence is registered with the City of Orlando, which the City requires for temporary event fence permits.
All-in pricing
One per-foot price covers delivery, setup and removal.
Two systems
Driven posts for soil, freestanding panels for pavement and event grounds.
Screening available
Privacy and wind screen added to either system.
Licensed & insured
Workers’ comp and liability insurance on every crew.
Registered with the City of Orlando to pull temporary event fence permits
Send the address, the footage and your dates. We’ll confirm what permit applies and send a written, all-in quote.
Questions
What contractors, site managers and event organizers ask us most.
About $3.50 per linear foot for six-foot galvanized chain link, plus about $225 per gate. That price is all-in: delivery, setup and removal. For example, 300 feet with two gates is roughly $1,500. Footage, gate count and ground conditions set the final number.
No rental math. You pay one price for us to deliver, install and later remove the fence.
Yes. Inside Orlando city limits, temporary event fencing needs a City permit, and the City issues it only to a bonded, City-registered contractor. All County Fence is registered, so we pull it. The application needs the property owner’s notarized signature and a site plan, projects over $2,500 also need a recorded Notice of Commencement, and the fence is inspected once it’s up.
In Orlando, a fence required under Florida Building Code Chapter 33 (Safeguards During Construction), or one tied to a demolition permit, is permitted work. Whether your site needs a fence depends on the project and the jurisdiction; we check at the quote.
Yes. Freestanding panels on weighted stands go on pavement with no digging. On soil, driven posts are usually the sturdier choice.
Yes. Mesh screening can be added to either system to cut dust and hide the work area.
Winter Park, Winter Garden, unincorporated Orange County and Seminole County set their own rules. Our Orlando fence permit guide explains how jurisdiction works, and we confirm yours at the quote.
Service Area
We install temporary fencing across Orange, Seminole, Lake and Osceola counties.
Free Estimate
Send the address, the footage and your dates for a written, all-in quote.
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