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Fence Company in Pine Castle, FL

Wood, PVC vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences for Pine Castle homes, from Orange Blossom Trail east toward Lake Conway. We tear out the tired fence, haul it away, handle the Orange County permit and build the new one to county code.

Free estimate in Pine Castle

We’ll call to schedule your free on-site measure. No pressure.

All County Fence, a family-owned company based in downtown Orlando, installs and replaces residential and commercial fences across Pine Castle. Pine Castle incorporated in 1925 and later reverted, so today it is unincorporated Orange County and every fence, including a repair or restoration, needs a county Zoning permit. Lots near the Belle Isle line or on Lake Conway deserve a closer look, since jurisdiction and the lake setback can change the plan.
Wood privacy fence with walk gate beside a house

Pine Castle Fencing

Pine Castle Fence Contractor for Older, Established Lots

Pine Castle takes its name from Will Wallace Harney’s pine ‘castle’ on Lake Conway, and it still feels like one of the area’s older communities. Bounded by Orange Blossom Trail, Sand Lake Road and Redman Street, it includes Sky Lake, remembered as Orlando’s first integrated subdivision, and the Pine Castle Woman’s Club on South Orange Avenue, home of Pioneer Days.

Older lots often mean an aging fence to replace, and where there’s no HOA, county code is the whole rulebook. As a fence company in Pine Castle, FL, we check the zoning, road frontage and any lake setback, then remove the old fence and set the new posts in concrete.

  • Old fence removal and haul-away
  • Orange County permit handled for you
  • Road frontage and corners checked
  • Posts set 2 ft in concrete

Fence Types

Choosing the Right Fence for Your Pine Castle Property

Most HOA neighborhoods here end up with vinyl for privacy and aluminum around pools. Here’s the short version; each material has its own page.

PVC VinylBest for upgrade from old woodReplaces a weathered wood fence with privacy that never needs staining or painting.
WoodBest for classic privacyBoard-on-board suits older homes. County code still requires uniform design, material and color.
AluminumBest for lake conway and poolsOpen views on the water, 4 ft in the lake setback, and pool-barrier ready.
Chain LinkBest for dogs and deep backyardsMost economical for pets. Barbed wire on top isn’t allowed in residential districts.

Pine Castle Fence Rules

What to Know Before Installing a Fence in Pine Castle

Permits, HOAs and property lines catch a lot of homeowners out here. We sort them out before the first post goes in.

Permit even for repairs

Orange County requires a fence permit for new fences and for repair or restoration of an existing one, so replacing an old fence on the same line still needs one. We submit the site plan and handle the permit.

4 ft front, 8 ft side and rear

In residential districts, fences can reach 4 ft in the front yard setback and 8 ft along side and rear lines. Where neighboring grades differ, height is measured from the finished floor elevation of the higher home.

Busy road frontage

Lots facing an arterial or collector road may have a 6 ft fence in the front yard setback instead of 4 ft. We confirm your road’s classification with the county before planning a taller front fence.

No HOA? County code still applies

Some Pine Castle streets have no HOA, but county rules still set height and placement, and fences must be uniform in design, material and color. If you do have an HOA or deed restrictions, we supply the drawings it needs.

Pools and Lake Conway

Pool barriers must be at least 48 inches tall with self-closing, self-latching gates opening away from the pool. On lakefront lots, fences within 50 ft of the normal high-water line are limited to 4 ft.

Lines, corners and finished side

Fences must sit on or within your property lines, and nothing may encroach on the 15 ft corner triangle at an intersection without county approval. County zoning doesn’t regulate which side faces out, so that choice is yours.

Sources: Orange County Zoning Division fence permit page, Orange County Code Sec. 38-1408 and Fla. Stat. § 515.29. Confirm current rules with the Orange County Zoning Division at (407) 836-3111, and any HOA or deed restrictions, before you build. See our Orlando fence permit guide for more.

How It Works

How a Pine Castle Fence Project Works

The planning happens at the estimate, so installation day goes the way you expect.

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Free

Free on-site measure

We walk your property, mark the line and talk through materials, gates and HOA rules.

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No obligation

Written quote

An itemized price with no vague ranges, plus the drawings and specs your HOA asks for.

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We handle it

Permit & scheduling

We handle the permit when one’s needed and lock in your install date.

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Warranty-backed

Install & walkthrough

Our crew builds it, cleans up, hauls the old fence away and walks the line with you.

Why All County

Why Pine Castle Homeowners Call Us

We handle permits when one’s needed

If your fence needs a city or county permit, we take care of it, so you never deal with the building department.

Written quote, no vague ranges

You’ll know exactly what you’re paying before work begins. No pressure. No surprises.

Old fence hauled away

Replacing a fence? We tear out the old one and take it with us.

We stand behind our work

Warranty repairs on the fences we build, from a crew that answers the phone.

★★★★★

“A great experience from start to finish. Great sales process. They took care of all permitting and inspection. Fence was installed perfectly in one day and the site was left in whistle-clean condition. I would use this team for any fence needs I have going forward.”

John Murphy

Google · June 2026

★★★★★

“Very happy with my wood privacy fence install. All permits pulled. The guys showed up and wrapped in two days. Cleaned the site well. The owner came out to inspect a few days after work completed to ensure my satisfaction and answered a few questions. I would hire them again.”

Todd Jenkins

Google · June 2026

Pricing

How Much Does a Fence Cost in Pine Castle?

Every yard is different, so every quote is itemized. These move the price most:

Length & height

Linear footage is the biggest driver, then height. Taller fences need more material and deeper posts.

Material & style

Chain link is the most economical; wood, vinyl and aluminum vary by style and finish.

Gates

Walk gates, double drive gates and pool-code hardware each add to the quote.

Removal & site access

Tearing out an old fence, tight side yards and slopes all affect labor.

Permits & HOA

Permit fees and HOA design rules are built into your written quote.

See installed prices by material in our Orlando fence cost guide.

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Questions

Pine Castle Fence Questions

The questions Pine Castle homeowners ask us most about permits, HOAs and scheduling.

Do I need a permit to install a fence in Pine Castle?

Yes. Pine Castle is unincorporated Orange County, and the county requires a Zoning fence permit for every new fence and for repair or restoration work. That includes tearing out an old fence and building a new one in its place. The county lists a 4 business day review once the application is complete. We handle the permit.

Is Pine Castle part of the City of Orlando?

No. Pine Castle is an unincorporated census-designated place. It incorporated as a town in 1925 and later reverted, so Orange County issues fence permits and sets the rules, not the City of Orlando. Homes toward the Belle Isle side are worth a parcel check, which we do before filing.

Do Pine Castle homes need HOA approval for a fence?

Only if your subdivision has an HOA or deed restrictions, and not every older Pine Castle street does. Either way, the county permit is still required and county height, placement and material rules still apply. Where an HOA exists, we provide the drawings and material specs it asks for.

Can I replace my old fence on the same line?

Usually, as long as that line sits on or within your property lines. Orange County doesn’t allow fences outside your lot, and a fence in an easement needs a signed Easement Acknowledgement Form. We remove and haul away the old fence, then set new posts 2 ft deep in a full 50 lb bag of concrete.

What fences work best on older Pine Castle lots?

Wood privacy fences remain a common choice on established lots, and PVC vinyl is the usual upgrade when homeowners are done with staining. Chain link is the budget option for pets and deep backyards. Aluminum makes sense near Lake Conway and around pools, where it keeps the view and meets barrier code.

Do you offer free fence estimates in Pine Castle?

Yes. We visit, measure the line, look at what needs to come out and talk through materials and county rules. You get a written, itemized quote. From signed quote to install is usually about four weeks, mostly for material ordering, and we take care of the permit in that window.

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