Fence Installation in Mascotte, FL

Mascotte sits just west of Groveland along SR 50, and it is one of the closest towns to our office at 720 W Broad Street. Complete Custom Fence has been building fences in south Lake County since 2007, so Mascotte homes are practically next door for our crew.

We install aluminum, vinyl, wood and chain link fences and gates for Mascotte homeowners, newer subdivisions 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.

Newer Mascotte subdivisions often have HOA rules on fence style and color, while larger lots outside town often use chain link for long runs.

The city handles permits

According to the City of Mascotte, fences need both a zoning clearance and a building permit. The city’s building department takes applications through its online iWorQ portal and no longer accepts paper plans.

Check with your HOA first

Many homes in and around Mascotte are in HOA communities, such as Courtney Park and Knight Lake Estates. 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.

Underground lines get marked first

Before any posts go in the ground, underground utility lines need to be located through Sunshine 811, Florida’s free call-before-you-dig service. It keeps a post hole from turning into a broken water or cable line.

Serving Mascotte From Next Door
Our office is at 720 W Broad Street in Groveland, just east of Mascotte along SR 50. Request a free estimate online.