Answers to the questions we hear most from New Tampa and North Tampa homeowners.
Almost always. Most New Tampa and North Tampa neighborhoods — including Tampa Palms, Hunter's Green, Cross Creek, and K-Bar Ranch — have architectural review. We'll help you pick an approvable design and prepare what your committee needs.
Fences inside Tampa city limits generally need a permit through the City of Tampa, while Temple Terrace and unincorporated Hillsborough County have their own processes. We confirm the rules for your address and handle the permit.
Aluminum is the most popular choice, because it secures the yard without blocking the view, and it's often what HOAs require on water and preserve lots. We'll also check for easements and setbacks before we lay out the line.
We install just about every residential and commercial fence type — vinyl, wood, aluminum, chain link, composite, and steel/wrought iron — in privacy, semi-privacy, picket, horizontal, and split-rail styles.
We install vinyl, wood (cedar and pressure-treated pine), aluminum, chain link, composite, and steel/wrought iron, all from established manufacturers with real warranty backing.
Most residential yards take 1-2 days once we're on site. Larger properties, commercial jobs, or weather delays can push that out to about a week.
Yes — we start with a free phone or on-site consultation, and once you're ready to move forward we confirm the scope, materials, and price in writing before any work begins.
We do — check out our latest reviews on Google and Facebook, linked in the footer of every page.
Yes. 76 FENCE Tampa is licensed in Hillsborough, Pasco, and Hernando counties, and carries general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage for our crews. We're happy to provide a certificate of insurance on request.
Our team brings decades of combined fence installation experience, backed by the training, purchasing power, and manufacturer relationships of the 76 FENCE network.
In most cases, yes — we handle the local permitting process on your behalf as part of the installation price.
Workmanship issues on your installation are covered by our 76-week workmanship warranty. Beyond that, we handle fence repair, re-staining, and general maintenance long after your original installation — you don't have to go find a different contractor later.
Every fence we install is backed by our 76-Week Limited Workmanship Warranty. If there's a defect in our installation or assembly within 76 weeks of your installation date, we'll inspect it and make it right at no charge. Materials are covered separately by the manufacturer's warranty.
Yes — we offer flexible financing options in addition to standard payment terms.
If anything comes up, we address it directly with a site visit — we'd rather fix it than argue about it.
Installation itself typically runs 1-2 days weather permitting; total time from signed estimate to installation is usually a few weeks, depending on permitting and material lead times.
Absolutely — send us a photo of what you have in mind and we'll help make it happen.
We pull the required permit with your local jurisdiction and build to code, including Florida's pool safety barrier requirements when a pool is involved.
Yes, every estimate is free with no obligation.
Galvanized chain link and pressure-treated pine are typically the most affordable options.
It depends on linear footage, material, height, gates, and site conditions — get a free quote for an exact number specific to your property.
It depends on your priorities. Wood gives you a classic, dense, natural look; vinyl wins on low maintenance and long-term durability, especially in Florida's climate.
Vinyl fencing has a smooth, painted look without visible grain — it's available in solid colors like white, almond/tan, and clay.
Early spring and fall tend to offer the best pricing and scheduling availability, ahead of and after the busiest summer season.
A high-quality vinyl, composite, or well-maintained stained cedar fence tends to add the most resale value.
Most Florida municipalities and counties require a fence permit, and if you have a pool, your fence or gate also has to meet Florida's pool safety barrier code. We handle that process for you.
We set posts in concrete to the depth needed for the material and height, and can talk through wind-rated material and design choices for storm-prone properties.
Many communities in our service area require HOA approval before installation — we're happy to help prepare what your HOA needs to review.
Give us a call and we'll walk you through it.
