Brandon's Trusted Fence Installation Company

Yes. Brandon is unincorporated Hillsborough County, so fence permits go through Hillsborough County Development Services at 601 E. Kennedy Boulevard in Tampa rather than a city office. Most residential fence permits are issued within 7 to 14 business days. We pull the permit on every Brandon install so you don't have to track applications with the county.

Yes. Most established Brandon neighborhoods enforce architectural review. Bloomingdale, Providence Lakes, Brandon Hills, Heather Lakes, Sterling Ranch, Limona, Buckhorn, and Lake Brandon all have material, color, and height rules written into their covenants.

Bring your HOA architectural review form to the estimate and we'll spec a fence that gets approved on the first submission. Most Brandon HOAs accept black powder-coated aluminum or white vinyl in rear yards, and several permit treated wood with specific picket and post requirements.

Hillsborough County zoning generally allows fences up to 6 feet in residential side and rear yards, and 4 feet in front yards. Corner lots have additional visibility-triangle setbacks at the intersection. HOA covenants in Bloomingdale and other reviewed neighborhoods are sometimes tighter than the county minimum.

We confirm both the county allowance and your HOA's approved styles before drawing up your install.

Brandon sits inside the Wind-Borne Debris Region under the Florida Building Code, with design wind speeds around 130 mph. The area is inland enough to avoid direct Gulf exposure, but storms still move across central Hillsborough with full force.

We set posts deeper than the bare minimum and use larger concrete footings on exposed corner lots and pond-backed yards. Aluminum and vinyl with through-bolted brackets ride out storms better than nailed wood panels.

Yes. Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires a barrier at least 4 feet tall around any residential pool, with self-closing, self-latching gates that open outward from the pool. Hillsborough County enforces these rules alongside any HOA-specific style requirements.

Most Brandon homeowners choose black powder-coated aluminum so the barrier meets the code and the HOA at the same time.

After permit issuance, most residential installs take 2 to 4 days depending on linear footage, terrain, and material. If your neighborhood requires HOA architectural review, add 2 to 4 weeks before we submit for the county permit. We start that paperwork at the estimate so the calendar moves forward while you're deciding on materials. Sunshine 811 utility locates are scheduled before any post hole goes in.