Fence Questions from Carrollwood Homeowners

Yes. 76 FENCE Tampa is licensed in Hillsborough, Pasco, and Hernando counties and carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance. We can provide a certificate of insurance on request.

Carrollwood, Northdale, and Lake Magdalene are in unincorporated Hillsborough County, where fence work generally goes through the county's permitting process. We check the requirements for your address and handle the permit.

We generally don't. Old posts are often the weakest part of an aging fence, so we set new posts in concrete to give the new fence a solid foundation.

Vinyl is the most popular switch because it never needs staining or painting. If you love the look of wood, a new cedar or pressure-treated fence sealed properly will last much longer than an unprotected one.

We look at the trees along your fence line during the estimate and plan post locations to avoid major roots where possible. Sometimes a small shift in the line makes a big difference.

Yes. We build aluminum and vinyl pool barriers with self-closing, self-latching gates to meet Florida's residential pool safety requirements.

Open aluminum is the usual choice, since it encloses the yard without blocking the water view. We'll also check for easements or setbacks along the shoreline.

Some Carrollwood and Northdale sections are deed-restricted or have an HOA with rules on height and style. Our HOA approval guide explains how to check and what to submit.

Most residential replacements — removal plus new fence — take one to two days on site. From signed quote to installation is usually a few weeks, depending on permits and materials.

Always. The estimate is free, and the written quote spells out material, height, gates, removal, and price.

Our 76-Week Limited Workmanship Warranty covers defects in our installation and assembly. Materials are covered separately by the manufacturer.

Yes. If your fence just needs a few posts or a gate fixed, we can repair it — and we'll tell you honestly if replacement makes more sense.

Yes — ask about financing options when we give you your estimate.