Fencing Company BrookridgeDo you have fencing issues? Have you been searching for fence companies near me? At Fence Installation Spring Hill, we are one of the premiere fence installation companies in Hernando County. We work with homeowners and commercial businesses. We can help you with all of your fence installation needs. Regardless of the fence material, Wood Privacy Fencing, Wrought Iron Fencing, Chain Link Fence, Vinyl Fence, PVC Fencing, or Security Fencing, we're your fence installation company in Spring Hill, Brooksville and the surrounding areas. Our licensed fencing contractors will provide your affordable fence installation so you can be sure you will get the best service in town!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average cost of vinyl fence installation?
It will vary depending on the size of your fence project. Homeowners typically spend between $2,181 and $6,089 on a professionally installed vinyl fence, with the average cost coming in at around $4,135.
How long does it take to install a fence?
The answer to that question depends on the size of the job, but most fences can be installed in one to three days. There should be no need to wait days or weeks between when the fence posts are installed and when the rails, gates and other aspects of the job are completed.
How do I choose a fence?
When it comes to choosing a fencing material, there are a few things you'll want to take into account such as your objective for installing the fence, the style you're going for, and the upfront and long-term costs of the materials. You'll also want to think about things like required maintenance, climate and location, and whether or not the fencing will add any value to your property if you ever decide to sell. And finally, make sure to check with your local building codes and homeowner's association to see if there are any restrictions on what type of fencing you can install.
What type of fence is best?
There are a lot of different fence options on the market these days, and it can be tough to decide which one is right for your home. If you're looking for a modern look, vinyl fencing is a great option. Composite fences are also a great choice if you're looking for something that will last a long time. Metal fences are a classic yet contemporary option, and chain link fences are one of the most affordable materials on the market. No matter what your budget or style preference, there's a fence out there that's perfect for you.
What is the purpose of a fence?
One of the most popular reasons for installing a fence is to protect people and animals. If you have children, dogs, cats, or even horses, a fence can keep them safely in your yard, so that they don't run off, injure themselves, or get lost.
How long will a vinyl fence last?
On average 30 years. Vinyl fences are built to last, often for decades with proper maintenance. In fact, they can last up to 30 years in many cases - that's twice as long as wooden fences! So if you're looking for a fence that will stand the test of time, vinyl is a great option.
Is a vinyl fence cheaper than wood?
Vinyl fencing is long-lasting, it requires little to no maintenance, is resistant to insects, and in the long run, vinyl is less expensive than wood. Not only will it outlast a wood fence it will be less expensive than wood over a span of 10 years.
Fencing Types
Vinyl FencingAn attractive low-maintenance fencing choice, vinyl, comes in picket, privacy, and even ranch rail. Available in a variety of styles, and colors, vinyl is very versatile. From wood look vinyl, to various colors, to the traditional white picket fence look, vinyl fencing is the go-to fencing for many home and business owners.
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Wood FencingWood fencing is a very popular fence choice across America. Not only does it give homeowners a sense of privacy with the height wood fencing provides, but they are also one of the more attractive options on the market. Wood fence gives homeowners a warm and welcoming feeling.
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Chain Link FencingChain link fencing is the most common type of chain link fencing. It is perfect for designating property lines, keeping pets or other animals in or out, protecting children and adding value to your home. Chain link fencing is available in a variety of colors and sizes. We install residential and commercial chain link fence.
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Aluminum FencingAluminum fencing combines the refined, elegant look of wrought iron with the ease of maintenance-free materials, an aluminum fence is a great way to add value to any home or business. Fence Installation Spring Hill is pleased to provide quality aluminum fence installation services to our residential and commercial clients.
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Commercial FencingCommercial fence and commercial fence gate projects typically include self-storage fencing, high security facilities, warehouse fencing, and employee parking lots. Typically, commercial clients are looking for high quality fence and gate installation to make easy and secure entrances and exits from these fenced areas.
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Farm FencingQuality farm fencing is an essential part of farm operations and overall efficiency and success. Farm fences need to be functional and secure, while also being cost-effective. We understand farm fencing design and know how to plan installations to solve your boundary control concerns. From cattle to horses, we have the fence solutions you need.
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New Fence?
Here are some things to consider when contemplating fence installation in Spring Hill, Florida:
TerrainIs the ground flat? Or does it go over hills and ditches and around curves? Is it covered with brush, trees or open grass? Are the soils rocky, very soft, sandy or firm? The optimum fence design often hinges on answers to these questions.
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Know Your WhyWhy are you installing the fence? Is it for privacy? To keep the pooch in the yard? To keep the neighborhood kids from pool hopping? Are you replacing an old fence? A fence can function in multiple ways, the first step is deciding what your needs are and to choose one that works for you.
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Which Type of Fence
Considering a wood fence? Wood fences require occasional staining or sealing. Vinyl is a low maintenance material that offers the look of wood without the constant upkeep. Additional material options include aluminum, steel, wrought iron, and chain link fencing.
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Research
Confirm with your homeowners associations and building code officials regarding the codes that dictate fencing style, height, and material. County codes or homeowner association rules may specify which side of the fence has to be placed toward the public face of the property. You will need to find out how far a fence has to be set back from sidewalks and property lines.
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Hire a Professional Fence Company
Installing fences is harder than it looks. Especially without the proper equipment and experience needed. Call your local fencing contractor today at 352-604-5454 to have your fence installed right the first time.
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Love Thy Neighbor
Let your neighbors know about your fencing plans. Be considerate and try not to block their views. If need be, a shared fence may be built by two or more neighbors, but any agreement should be in writing and only after the property boundaries have been professionally surveyed.
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Entrance Plan
Plan at least two entrances into a fenced area. Make sure that one of these is large enough to allow for bulky outdoor equipment such as a commercial lawn mower & large garbage cans.
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Weather Conditions
Always take your climate and weather conditions into consideration when purchasing your fencing materials.
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Dress it Up
Once your fence is installed, you can customize it with decorative landscaping. Planting a row of flowers in front of it creates a truly welcoming environment.
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Agricultural Fencing and Farm Fencing
We are often asked what the difference between Agricultural fencing and Farm fencing is? A basic explanation is; agriculture fences are used to keep animals out of an area, and farm fences are used to keep animals in an area.
When it comes to installing a fence on your property, you need a quality fence installed by professional fence installation contractors. At Fence of Installation Spring Hill, we have the knowledge, expertise, and manpower to complete your farm fencing or agricultural fencing project.
Farm Fencing
Are you looking for a durable and dependable way to contain the animals on your farm? Quality farm fencing is an essential part of farm operations and overall efficiency and success. Farm fences need to be functional and secure, while also being cost-effective. We understand farm fencing design and know how to plan installations to solve your boundary control concerns. From cattle to horses, we have the fence solutions you need. Every farm fence project has different requirements and goals that need to be met by specific fencing choices. From grazing management solutions and pasture perimeter fencing, to corrals and livestock facilities.
Horse Fencing
The type of fencing that works for cattle may not be a good choice for horses. Horse owners know that horses love to run, and sometimes they don’t take time to size up their surroundings. Unfortunately, horses are injured every year involving fence accidents and tangling with barbed wire fences. While barbed wire fences are great for cattle, they can be dangerous to horses. Split rail fencing is better for horses, as they are safe, easy to see, and very sturdy. Another option for horse fencing is pipe and cable fencing. The sturdy pipe along the top, prevents the horses from being able to knock it down with their hooves. If you are interested in our professional horse fence installation give us a call today at 352-604-5454.
Livestock Fencing
The type of fence you'll need is dependent on the type of livestock you need keep inside the fence. There are many types of livestock fence. We will help you decide which type of livestock fencing options are best for your needs. Livestock fencing needs to not only be functional and secure, but also be cost-effective. Every fencing project has different requirements that require specific fencing needs. Whether those needs are grazing management solutions or pasture perimeter fencing, quality fencing is an integral part of livestock management.
We offer a variety of field fencing styles and options to fit your different functional and budget goals.
3 & 4 Wood Board Fence
Wood board fences are the most traditional type of horse fencing. These fences are typically 3 – 4 horizontal planks of hardwood that are nailed or lag screwed into evenly spaced posts. Board fences are most traditionally painted white and come with many advantages. Some of these advantages include a classic aesthetic look, a long lifetime with maintenance, and high visibility and strength.
Barbed Wire
Barbed wire is an a great and inexpensive fencing option which is most commonly used for pasture areas to keep livestock within specific areas. Barbed wire is often used in conjunction with woven wire fencing to prevent large animals from breaking down fences and to keep smaller animals from digging under the fence.
No-Climb Woven Wire Fence
Woven wire is a traditional type of farm fencing used to contain a variety of farm animals. Commonly used to contain sheep, it can be used to contain larger animals especially when used in conjunction with a couple strands of barbed wire on top. It consists of horizontal lines of smooth wire held apart by vertical wires evening spaced into rectangles 2 inches by 4 inches apart. A variety of sizes are available to based on your needs.
When it comes to protecting your farm, livestock or crops, we know what it takes to protect your property. We understand that your farm and agricultural fencing needs to not only be safe and secure, but also cost-effective and aesthetically pleasing. We offer a variety of field fencing styles that are functional as well as budget friendly.
When it comes to installing a fence on your property, you need a quality fence installed by professional fence installation contractors. At Fence of Installation Spring Hill, we have the knowledge, expertise, and manpower to complete your farm fencing or agricultural fencing project.
Farm Fencing
Are you looking for a durable and dependable way to contain the animals on your farm? Quality farm fencing is an essential part of farm operations and overall efficiency and success. Farm fences need to be functional and secure, while also being cost-effective. We understand farm fencing design and know how to plan installations to solve your boundary control concerns. From cattle to horses, we have the fence solutions you need. Every farm fence project has different requirements and goals that need to be met by specific fencing choices. From grazing management solutions and pasture perimeter fencing, to corrals and livestock facilities.
Horse Fencing
The type of fencing that works for cattle may not be a good choice for horses. Horse owners know that horses love to run, and sometimes they don’t take time to size up their surroundings. Unfortunately, horses are injured every year involving fence accidents and tangling with barbed wire fences. While barbed wire fences are great for cattle, they can be dangerous to horses. Split rail fencing is better for horses, as they are safe, easy to see, and very sturdy. Another option for horse fencing is pipe and cable fencing. The sturdy pipe along the top, prevents the horses from being able to knock it down with their hooves. If you are interested in our professional horse fence installation give us a call today at 352-604-5454.
Livestock Fencing
The type of fence you'll need is dependent on the type of livestock you need keep inside the fence. There are many types of livestock fence. We will help you decide which type of livestock fencing options are best for your needs. Livestock fencing needs to not only be functional and secure, but also be cost-effective. Every fencing project has different requirements that require specific fencing needs. Whether those needs are grazing management solutions or pasture perimeter fencing, quality fencing is an integral part of livestock management.
We offer a variety of field fencing styles and options to fit your different functional and budget goals.
3 & 4 Wood Board Fence
Wood board fences are the most traditional type of horse fencing. These fences are typically 3 – 4 horizontal planks of hardwood that are nailed or lag screwed into evenly spaced posts. Board fences are most traditionally painted white and come with many advantages. Some of these advantages include a classic aesthetic look, a long lifetime with maintenance, and high visibility and strength.
Barbed Wire
Barbed wire is an a great and inexpensive fencing option which is most commonly used for pasture areas to keep livestock within specific areas. Barbed wire is often used in conjunction with woven wire fencing to prevent large animals from breaking down fences and to keep smaller animals from digging under the fence.
No-Climb Woven Wire Fence
Woven wire is a traditional type of farm fencing used to contain a variety of farm animals. Commonly used to contain sheep, it can be used to contain larger animals especially when used in conjunction with a couple strands of barbed wire on top. It consists of horizontal lines of smooth wire held apart by vertical wires evening spaced into rectangles 2 inches by 4 inches apart. A variety of sizes are available to based on your needs.
When it comes to protecting your farm, livestock or crops, we know what it takes to protect your property. We understand that your farm and agricultural fencing needs to not only be safe and secure, but also cost-effective and aesthetically pleasing. We offer a variety of field fencing styles that are functional as well as budget friendly.
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Professional Fence Company Brookridge
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Fence Installation Spring Hill installs all types of fencing. We install residential and commercial chain link, wood and vinyl privacy, picket, ornamental steel, split-rail cedar, farm fence and much more. We also install automatic fence gates.
Fence Estimates Are Always Free
Whether you need farm fence in Bushnell, agricultural fence in Floral City, Vinyl fence in Weeki Wachee, chain link fence in Spring Lake, or horse fence in Dade City we've got you. Fence Installation Spring Hill never charges for a fence installation estimate. Our professional installers will meet with you to answer all of your questions, and provide your free fence estimate. You can stop searching fence company near me! Call our local fence company today for your no obligation estimate!
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Neighborhoods
Sterling Hill, Timber Pines, Hernando Beach, Villages of Avalon, Pristine Place, River Country, Lake In The Woods, Berkeley Manor, Regency Oaks, Forest Oaks, Rainbow Woods, Brookridge, Weeki Wachee, Weeki Wachee Gardens, North Weeki Wachee, Bayport, Brooksville, Silverthorn, High Point, Woodland Waters, Spring Hill
Spring Hill
Spring Hill is a census-designated place (CDP) in Hernando County, Florida, United States. The population was 98,621 at the 2010 census, up from 69,078 at the 2000 census. The American Community Survey estimated the population in 2017 to be 113,508. Spring Hill belongs to Florida's Nature Coast region and is in the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater metro area. It is east of Hernando Beach, southwest of Brooksville, and north of Tampa. == History and overview == Spring Hill was formerly a large tract of endangered Longleaf Pine Ecosystem and Sand Pine Scrub with very high biodiversity, and a safe haven for many imperiled species, and most of it remained unchanged until the 1970’s with large scale deforestation. It first appeared on Hernando County maps as early as 1856 along what is today Fort Dade Avenue just north of the community of Wiscon. The modern Spring Hill was founded in 1967 as a planned community, which was developed by the Deltona Corporation and the Mackle Brothers. The developers originally wanted to call the community Spring Lake and used that as the working name through the development process.
Attractions
Spring Hill Pink Dinosaur
Veterans Memorial Park
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
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Delta Woods Park
Adventure Coast Fun Park
Summit Trampoline and Adventure Park
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Linda Pedersen Park
Buccaneer Bay
Bayport park Pier
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Areas We Serve
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