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Fence Company in Kissimmee, FL

Wood, PVC vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences for Kissimmee, from streets near Lake Tohopekaliga to newer neighborhoods like Tapestry and Flora Ridge. We sort out city or county jurisdiction, handle the permit and haul the old fence away.

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All County Fence is a family-owned fence contractor based in downtown Orlando that installs and replaces residential and commercial fences across Kissimmee. Inside city limits, the City of Kissimmee lists fences and walls as a permit type, and no work can start until the permit is issued and posted. Many Kissimmee mailing addresses are in unincorporated Osceola County instead, where county rules cap front-yard fences at 36 inches and side and rear fences at 6 feet.
Brown woodgrain vinyl privacy fence around a courtyard seating area

Kissimmee Fencing

Kissimmee Fencing, Inside City Limits and Out

Kissimmee sits on the north shore of Lake Tohopekaliga, with Kissimmee Lakefront Park downtown and Shingle Creek Regional Park nearby. Neighborhoods range from older homes around downtown and South Beaumont to newer construction in Tapestry, Flora Ridge and the Lakeside area east of the Turnpike, where PUD and HOA rules can add their own restrictions.

Most of the Bass Road area and part of Lakeside sit inside the city’s Short-Term Rental Overlay, where privacy fences and pool barriers are common needs. ZIP codes like 34741, 34744 and 34746 also stretch into unincorporated Osceola County, including Buenaventura Lakes. As a fence company in Kissimmee, FL, we confirm which code applies before we quote.

  • City or county permit handled
  • Rental privacy and pool fencing
  • HOA drawings and specs supplied
  • Old fence removal and haul-away

Fence Types

Choosing the Right Fence for Your Kissimmee 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 rental and backyard privacyLow-maintenance privacy that suits vacation-rental backyards and HOA neighborhoods.
WoodBest for privacy on a budgetShadowbox and board-on-board styles. The finished side faces out under Osceola County rules.
AluminumBest for pools and lake viewsKeeps Lake Toho views open and works as a 48-inch pool barrier.
Chain LinkBest for pets and large yardsMost economical. Vinyl-coated chain link suits pets and large yards where the HOA allows it.

Kissimmee Fence Rules

What to Know Before Installing a Fence in Kissimmee

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

City permit before any work

Inside Kissimmee city limits, fences and walls are a listed permit type, filed as a Miscellaneous Accessory Structure application. No work can begin until the permit is issued, and it must be posted where it’s visible from the road. We handle the permit.

City height rules

The City sets its own fence height and placement rules in its Land Development Code, and its Planning Division answers questions on them. We confirm the limits for your lot at the estimate and draw the fence to them before filing.

County addresses: 36 inches in front

Unincorporated Osceola County caps fences at 36 inches forward of the building setback line, at least 50% transparent, and 6 feet elsewhere. Fences stay 5 feet from the home’s front corners and 3 feet from the street right-of-way.

HOA and PUD rules

Newer areas like Tapestry and the Lakeside PUDs may add their own restrictions. Osceola County notes that its permit doesn’t certify HOA compliance, so approval is the owner’s job. We supply the drawings and specs your HOA asks for.

Pool barriers and rentals

Kissimmee’s code guide requires a pool enclosure at least 48 inches tall with no gaps a child could crawl under, squeeze through or climb over. Florida adds self-closing, self-latching gates that open away from the pool. We build to both.

Drainage near Lake Toho

Under county rules, fences can’t block drainage or stormwater flow, and a fence in an easement may have to come out at the owner’s cost. Near Lake Toho we check the survey for swales and easements before setting posts.

Sources: City of Kissimmee Types of Permits and File for a Permit pages and Code Enforcement Reference Guide; Osceola County Fence Affidavit and Permit Information. Confirm current rules with City of Kissimmee Permitting at (407) 518-2379 or Planning at (407) 518-2140, Osceola County Building at (407) 742-0200 for unincorporated addresses, and your HOA before you build. See our Orlando fence permit guide for more.

How It Works

How a Kissimmee 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 Kissimmee 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 Kissimmee?

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

Kissimmee Fence Questions

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

Do I need a permit to install a fence in Kissimmee?

Yes. Inside city limits, the City of Kissimmee lists fences and walls as a permit type, and its code guide says no work may start until the permit is issued and posted where it can be seen from the road. Unincorporated Osceola County also requires a building permit for fences. We handle the permit with whichever office covers your address.

My address says Kissimmee. Is my home in the city?

Often not. ZIP codes 34741, 34743, 34744 and 34746 all reach outside city limits, and Buenaventura Lakes is unincorporated Osceola County. County rules cap fences at 36 inches forward of the building setback line and 6 feet elsewhere, while the City sets its own limits. We confirm which applies at your estimate.

Can you install fencing in Kissimmee HOA communities?

Yes. Newer neighborhoods like Tapestry, Flora Ridge and the Lakeside planned developments can carry PUD and HOA rules on fence height, color and style. Osceola County points out that its permit doesn’t certify HOA compliance, so we give you the drawings and specs to get approval before we build.

What fence types are popular in Kissimmee?

Vinyl privacy fences suit backyards and vacation rentals, aluminum works around pools and on lots near Lake Toho, and wood remains a budget-friendly privacy option. Vinyl-coated chain link is a practical choice for pets and larger yards where your HOA allows it. We check your HOA’s rules before you choose.

Can you fence a vacation rental pool in Kissimmee?

Yes. Most of the Bass Road area and part of Lakeside fall in the City’s Short-Term Rental Overlay, where privacy fences and pool barriers are common needs. We build pool fences at least 48 inches tall with self-closing, self-latching gates that open away from the pool, and supply drawings for your HOA.

Do you offer free fence estimates in Kissimmee?

Yes. We come out, confirm whether your address is city or county, measure the line and talk through materials for your Kissimmee fence installation. You get a written, itemized quote with no pressure. Plan on about four weeks from signed quote to install, mostly for material ordering.

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