Fence Company in Clermont, FL

Clermont is Lake County’s largest city, known for its Chain of Lakes and rolling hills that are unusual for Florida. Complete Custom Fence is based just west of Clermont in Groveland, and we have been building fences in the area since 2007.

We install aluminum, vinyl, wood and chain link fences and gates for Clermont homeowners, HOA communities and businesses.

We are a BBB Accredited Business with an A rating, and our vinyl and aluminum installations come with a limited lifetime warranty. Every project starts with a free estimate, and financing is available if you would rather pay over time.

• Aluminum fences give you the look of wrought iron without the upkeep, and they are a common pick around pools and lakes.
• Vinyl fences hold up to Florida weather and insects with almost no maintenance.
• Wood fences are built one board at a time, so they can follow the slope of your lot.
• Chain link fences are the most affordable way to fence a large yard or keep pets in.
• Gates are built to match whichever fence you choose.

Clermont’s hills mean many lots slope. Wood fences built board by board and racked aluminum panels both follow the grade well.

Check your permit requirements

Inside city limits, fence permits go through the City of Clermont’s building services. Many Clermont mailing addresses are actually in unincorporated Lake County, where the county handles permits instead. Confirm which applies to your address before you set an install date.

Hills change how a fence is built

On a slope, a fence can step down in level sections or rack to follow the ground. We will recommend the approach that fits your lot, your material and your HOA.

Check with your HOA first

Many homes in and around Clermont are in HOA communities, such as Kings Ridge and Summit Greens. Most HOAs want to approve the fence style, height, color and location before work starts. Get your HOA’s fence guidelines early and bring them to your estimate so we can quote a fence they will sign off on.

Pool fences have their own rules

If your fence will double as a pool barrier, Florida law sets the minimum. The barrier must be at least 4 feet high on the outside, and pool gates must swing outward, away from the pool, and be self-closing and self-latching. See Florida Statute 515.29 for the full requirements.

Why Wait? Contact Us Today!

Our friendly customer service department is ready to assist you now. Contact us today for a free property inspection and quote. We’ll arrive promptly and work efficiently to help you achieve the property border and security you’ve always wanted. It’s our pleasure to serve you!

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