Premier Fencing Services in Hernando County, Florida

Hernando County is growing at a rapid rate. From brand new lagoon communities, like Sandal Key and Sunrise Hills in Weeki Wachee, to the historic district of Brooksville, new homes need high quality privacy, security and curb appeal. Whether you just moved into one of the many new developments or just want to upgrade your existing Spring Hill property, Allied Fence of Tampa is Hernando County’s trusted local fence installer specializing in PVC/Vinyl, Aluminum and Chain Link fencing.

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Do You Have an HOA?

Navigating Your Neighborhood Guidelines

With so many planned communities like Sandal Key, Canopy and Sunrise Hills popping up around Hernando County, Homeowners Association (HOA) rules are more common than ever.


Because every development has its own unique restrictions regarding height, color, material and setbacks, homeowners are responsible for submitting and securing official HOA approval before installation begins.


Don't worry! We are dedicated to making the process simple:

Review Your Guidelines:

Check the HOA handbook or bylaws you received when purchasing your home for specific fence restrictions.

We Provide the Documentation:

Once you choose your fence style, we will provide you with the exact material specifications, layout drawings, licensing and insurance documents that your HOA board requires for approval.

Smooth Installation:

Once approved by your HOA board and the building department, kick back and let Allied Fence do the rest. You will be enjoying your backyard in no time!

Fence Installation Checklist

Step-by-Step Fence Installation Process

  • 1. Initial Consultation & Estimate

    • Property Walkthrough - Our professional sales team will meet with the homeowner on-site to discuss their goals and evaluate property lines, terrain, obstacles, etc.

    • Material Selection - We have a wide range of options in PVC/vinyl and Aluminum styles, along with standard Wood or Chain Link fences.

    • Detailed Proposal - Our salesperson will provide a detailed estimate covering material specifications, a drawing, job description and a price including materials, labor, and permitting (if necessary).

  • 2. Pre-Construction & Permitting

    Once our company receives a signed contract and deposit, we will get started on the following:


    • Permitting - Our company will handle the submission of necessary paperwork to your local building department to secure the required building permits.

    • HOA Approvals - We will provide the homeowner with the necessary paperwork and drawings if they need to submit a request for their Homeowners Association.

    • Utility Marking - We will call 811 (required by law) to have underground utility lines clearly marked before digging begins. 

    ***Please note, our company is not responsible for private utilities (such as sprinklers, private gas or water lines), or utilities improperly marked by utility company.

  • 3. Site Preparation

    • Clearing the Line -  Customer is resposible for clearing any debris, vines, and overgrowth on any existing fence that needs to be removed by our installers, as well as any shrubbery and other landscaping that they may want to save. We will need at least 2-3 feet of clearance for a proper installation.

    • Private Utility Staking - If you have a sprinkler system or any private utilities, we request that those be marked and shown to our installation team before digging begins.

  • 4. Professional Installation

    • Setting the Posts - Digging post holes at standard depth and setting them securely in concrete (if required) to ensure stability. 

    • Assembling Panels - Wood and Vinyl/PVC panels are assembled on site during installation. 

    • Gate Installation - Gates are fabricated in our warehouse and hung with precision, ensuring a smooth operation.

  • 5. Cleanup & Final Walkthrough

    • Site Restoration - Raking dirt, cleaning up concrete debris and leaving the yard looking pristine.

    • Quality Inspection - The crew leader will inspect the entire fence for proper alignment, leveling and structural integrity.

    • Client Approval - If the customer is home, we will conduct a final walkthrough with the homeowner, and answer any questions to ensure complete satisfaction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about fencing? We’ve got answers! Here are some of the most common inquiries we receive from our customers.

  • Do I need a permit to install a fence in Hernando County?

    A building permit is required for most construction related work, however, some improvements of real property may not require a building permit. For residental fences less than 7 feet in height (unless supported by brick, block, or concrete columns) do not require a permit. Residential fences above 7 feet in height, and Commercial fences require a permit.


    Allied Fence is fully licensed and insured, and we handle the entire permitting process for you.

  • How long does the installation process take?

    Installation time can vary based on the type of fence and the size of the project. Typically, most installations are completed within a day or two. Weather could also be a factor. 

  • Does your company pull my HOA approval for me?

    No. HOA's only legally interact with property owners, homeowners must submit the request form to their respective HOA boards. 


    What our company will provide you with is the material specs, layout sketches, licenses and insurances for submittal.

  • What happens if I install a fence without HOA approval?

    If a fence is installed without official HOA approval, the HOA has the legal right to fine you, or force you to remove/modify the fence at your expense, even if it complies with local building regulations. We highly recommend waiting for written approval before we begin digging.

  • What are your service areas in Hernando County?

    We proudly serve residential and commercial clients across the entire county, including


    • Spring Hill
    • Brooksville
    • Weeki Wachee
    • Ridge Manor
    • Hernando Beach

Still Have Questions?

If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our team. We're here to help you every step of the way!

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