Get in touch
Contact Ocala Fence Company
Call for anything urgent. For estimates, the form gets you a same-business-day callback and lets us come prepared.
Office & contact details
- Phone: (323) 996-7060
- Email: contact@fenceocalafl.com
- Address: 2411 SW College Rd, Suite 4, Ocala, FL 34471
- Hours: Mon to Fri 7:30am to 5:30pm, Sat 8am to 1pm. Closed Sunday.
- Emergency repair: storm damage, an open pool barrier or loose livestock gets moved to the front of the schedule. Call, do not email.
Find us
Service area
Ocala, Belleview, Dunnellon, Summerfield, The Villages, Silver Springs, Marion Oaks, Ocklawaha, Anthony, Citra, Reddick, Fort McCoy and the surrounding Marion County area.
Send us a message
Estimates, service calls, commercial bids and HOA enquiries all come through here.
How to reach us and where we work
Most of our work happens on your property, not in an office. An estimator comes to you anywhere in Ocala and Marion County, measures the fence line, checks the grade, soil and drainage, and gives you a written price. Call (323) 996-7060 to book a time, or use the form on this page and we call you back the same business day during office hours.
Driving routes we cover from Ocala
Our crews leave from Ocala each morning. These are the main routes we drive to reach each part of the county:
- Belleview and Summerfield: south on US-441 (S Pine Ave). Get directions to Belleview.
- The Villages: south on US-441 or US-301 toward Sumter County. Get directions to The Villages.
- Silver Springs and Silver Springs Shores: east on SR-40 (Silver Springs Blvd). Get directions to Silver Springs.
- Ocklawaha and Lake Weir: southeast on SE Maricamp Rd and CR-464. Get directions to Ocklawaha.
- Dunnellon: southwest on SR-200 (SW College Rd). Get directions to Dunnellon.
- Marion Oaks: south on I-75 or SW 49th Ave to CR-484. Get directions to Marion Oaks.
What to have ready when you call
- Your property address, so we can check whether the City of Ocala, another city or Marion County handles the permit.
- A rough length of the fence line, or use our fence cost calculator first.
- Your HOA name if you have one, since many communities need architectural approval before a fence goes up.
- Any survey of your lot, which helps us keep the fence on your side of the line.
Before any digging, underground lines are marked through Sunshine 811 locate service. Permit rules for unincorporated addresses are on the Marion County permitting FAQs.
Free on-site measure
Get a real number, not a phone guess
We come out, measure the run, check the grade and the soil, and hand you a written price. If a repair is the smarter spend, we will say so.