From established Spring Hill neighborhoods to larger lots around Brooksville and the waterways near Weeki Wachee, Xtreme Fence installs vinyl, aluminum, wood and chain-link fences across Hernando County.
Communities we serve
We also serve nearby Hernando County communities — ask about your address.
Who handles your permit depends on your address
Hernando County has two incorporated cities: Brooksville, which runs its own building division, and the small City of Weeki Wachee. Most Spring Hill and Weeki Wachee-area addresses are in unincorporated Hernando County, where the county’s building and zoning departments apply. Knowing which one governs your property is the first step, and we check it for you.
Permits and zoning in unincorporated Hernando County
In unincorporated Hernando County, a county building permit is required for commercial fences, residential fences 7 feet or taller, and fences supported by brick, block or concrete columns. That building-permit threshold is only part of the picture: county zoning rules — such as height limits by yard, corner-lot visibility and setbacks — can still apply to any fence, and properties inside Brooksville follow city rules. Fence permitting and zoning requirements vary by property and jurisdiction. Xtreme Fence will help determine the applicable requirements for your project.
Fences we install in Hernando County
- Vinyl (PVC) Fence
- Aluminum Fence
- Wood Fence
- Chain-Link Fence
- Pool Fence
- Gates
- Commercial Fencing
- Fence Repair
Before we dig
Florida law requires utility locates through Sunshine 811 at least two full business days before digging. We request locates for every installation.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a permit for a 6-foot backyard fence in Spring Hill?
Possibly not a building permit — Hernando County requires one for residential fences 7 feet or taller — but zoning rules still apply, fences on masonry columns are treated differently, and your HOA may have its own approval. We confirm the specifics for your address.
Do you serve areas outside these cities?
Yes — ask about your address.
Sources: Hernando County Ordinance 2024-11 (Fence Code, Code Ch. 10, Art. III); Hernando County Building Division Fence Registration form.
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