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Wedgefield Fencing
Wedgefield is about as rural as Orange County gets: the 2020 census counted it as entirely rural. Homes spread out around the Wedgefield Golf Club and Dallas Boulevard, with Cape Orlando Estates and Rocket City among the area names you’ll see on listings and the Hal Scott Preserve nearby. Larger lots, acreage and horse properties are part of the mix.
That changes the fence plan. On agricultural or R-CE zoning, Orange County allows taller front fences than in a subdivision, and wetlands are common, which affects where posts can go. As a fence company in Wedgefield, FL, we check your zoning, survey and HOA status before we quote.
Our Services
New wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences built to your layout, HOA and permit.
We tear out the old fence, haul it away and rebuild on the same line.
Aluminum pool barriers with self-closing, self-latching gates, built to Florida code.
Wood and vinyl privacy fences that close in the backyard and block sightlines.
Walk gates and double drive gates matched to your fence.
Already have a fence we installed? Call the crew that built it for posts, gates and storm fixes.
Also from our crew: HOA fence installation for planned communities, pet fences that keep dogs in, fence removal and commercial fence installation.
Fence Types
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.
Wedgefield Fence Rules
Permits, HOAs and property lines catch a lot of homeowners out here. We sort them out before the first post goes in.
On agricultural, R-CE, R-CE-2 and R-CE-5 lots, Orange County allows 6 ft in the front yard setback and 8 ft on side and rear lines, or 10 ft on agriculturally zoned property. Standard residential lots: 4 ft front, 8 ft side and rear.
Rural or not, Orange County requires a Zoning fence permit for every new fence and for repair or restoration. Brick, stucco and concrete-column walls need a Building Permit instead. We handle the permit.
Barbed wire and field fencing are allowed on agriculturally zoned property only for agricultural uses like groves or keeping animals. On residential lots, barbed, razor and electric fences are not allowed. We check your zoning first.
A Wedgefield Homeowners Association exists, but some sections have no deed restrictions. If your lot is covered, we supply the drawings and specs the association needs. If not, county rules alone apply.
Florida requires pool barriers at least 48 inches tall, with self-closing, self-latching gates opening away from the pool and no gaps a child could squeeze through. That applies on acreage just as in a subdivision.
Wetlands are common around Wedgefield, and wet ground affects where posts can go and how the line runs. We walk the line at the estimate and set every post 2 ft deep in a full 50 lb bag of concrete.
How It Works
The planning happens at the estimate, so installation day goes the way you expect.
Free
We walk your property, mark the line and talk through materials, gates and HOA rules.
No obligation
An itemized price with no vague ranges, plus the drawings and specs your HOA asks for.
We handle it
We handle the permit when one’s needed and lock in your install date.
Warranty-backed
Our crew builds it, cleans up, hauls the old fence away and walks the line with you.
Why All County
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.
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Pricing
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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On any new fence installation over 100 linear feet in Wedgefield.
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Questions
Yes. Wedgefield is unincorporated Orange County, and the county requires a Zoning fence permit for every new fence and for repair or restoration, on acreage as much as on a homesite. If the fence crosses an easement, the application needs a signed Easement Acknowledgement Form. We handle the permit and the paperwork.
Orange County. Wedgefield is an unincorporated census-designated place, so there’s no city fence code here: the county Zoning Division issues permits and County Code Sec. 38-1408 sets heights and placement. Rural lots may be zoned agricultural or R-CE rather than standard residential, which is why we check your parcel’s district before recommending a height.
It depends on zoning. Agricultural and R-CE lots can have 6 ft in the front yard setback and 8 ft on side and rear lines, and agriculturally zoned property allows up to 10 ft. Standard residential lots are limited to 4 ft in front and 8 ft on the sides and rear. Within 50 ft of a lake’s high-water line, the limit is 4 ft.
Some do. A Wedgefield Homeowners Association exists, but realtor listings show many sections without deed restrictions, so check your closing documents. If you’re covered, we provide the drawings and material specs the association wants. If you aren’t, you still need the county permit and must follow county rules.
Chain link is the economical way to enclose long perimeter runs, and wood or PVC vinyl privacy fences usually go closer to the house. Aluminum handles pool barriers and front entries. On a vacant parcel, county code requires a fence to be less than 50% opaque, so solid privacy panels wait until the home is built.
Yes. We come out, walk the full line, note wet spots and gate locations, and talk through materials and zoning. You get a written, itemized quote, and we handle the Orange County permit once you sign. On larger properties, the estimate simply takes a longer walk.
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