Service area · Marion County, FL
Fence Installation in Summerfield, FL
Summerfield runs from open acreage along US 301 and CR 475A to tight golf lots near Stonecrest, and each side needs a different fence. We measure your Summerfield property for free and give you a written, itemized price that fits your lot and your HOA.
Free estimate in Summerfield
On-site measure anywhere in Summerfield and Marion County. Written price, no pressure.
- No obligation
- Permits handled
- Licensed & insured
- Post depth
- 24 to 30 in.
- Post spacing
- 6 ft on center
- Permits
- We pull them
- Warranty
- 3 yr workmanship

Summerfield is two places in one ZIP code. Along US 301 and CR 475A you still find open acreage, pasture and older homes on big lots. A few miles over, near US 441, you have planned golf neighborhoods like Stonecrest and Spruce Creek Golf, with smaller yards and, in many of them, an HOA that reviews exterior changes. A fence that is perfect on a five acre Summerfield parcel can be the wrong call two miles away, so we start every Summerfield quote by asking which side of town you are on.
Acreage off US 301 and CR 475A
West of US 441, Summerfield property is often measured in acres, not feet. Owners here want to keep horses, goats or dogs in and keep deer and stray animals out. Long runs make the price per foot matter more than anything else. On a pasture line we usually suggest four board horse fencing at $18 to $32 a foot, or chain link at $16 to $26 a foot where the goal is simply holding dogs. Wide driveways off SE 147th Street and the side roads near US 301 also mean a lot of gate work. A double drive gate runs $1,800 to $4,500 depending on width and material, and we set the gate posts deeper and heavier than line posts because they carry all the swing load.
On bigger Summerfield parcels we also walk the whole line before quoting. Old wire, tree roots, low spots that hold water and the distance to the nearest drive path all change how fast a crew can work. If you are not sure where your corner pins are, find your survey first, because on acreage a fence that wanders a few feet onto a neighbor's land is an expensive mistake to undo. We can work from your survey and mark the line before a single hole is dug.
Golf neighborhoods near Stonecrest and Spruce Creek Golf
Inside the Summerfield golf communities the job is different. Lots are tighter, many back up to fairways or ponds, and the HOA usually has the final word on height, color and style. Black aluminum is the common pick because it keeps the view open and holds up in sun and rain. Our aluminum fence options run $35 to $58 a foot. Where a neighbor is close and privacy matters, white vinyl privacy at $38 to $60 a foot is the usual alternative, and vinyl picket and ranch run $26 to $40. Get the HOA approval letter before we order material. We can give you a written spec sheet and drawing to attach to your application.
Lanai screen cages, golf cart paths and shared side yards are common in these neighborhoods, so plan where your gate goes. A single walk gate on the side you use for mowing and trash cans saves a lot of hassle later.
| Summerfield property | Fence that fits | Installed price per foot |
|---|---|---|
| Pasture or acreage near CR 475A | Four board horse fence | $18 to $32 |
| Large lot, dogs only | Chain link | $16 to $26 |
| Golf lot in Stonecrest or Spruce Creek Golf | Black aluminum | $35 to $58 |
| Side yard next to a close neighbor | Vinyl privacy | $38 to $60 |
| Backyard pool | Pool code aluminum | $35 to $55 |
Sand, rain and Lake Weir side lots
Most Summerfield yards are loose, sandy ground that drains fast but does not grip a post on its own. That is why every post we set goes 24 to 30 inches deep in concrete, spaced 6 feet on center. Lots that slope toward Lake Weir or toward a retention pond in a golf neighborhood get washouts after summer storms, so we look at where the water runs before we mark a post line. Wood still works here, at $28 to $45 a foot for privacy, but it needs regular sealing in Marion County heat and humidity. If you want a fence you can mostly forget about, aluminum or vinyl is the better long term spend. You can test numbers for your own run on our new fence cost calculator before we come out.
Permits, HOA letters and digging in Summerfield
Summerfield is an unincorporated community, so there is no city hall to deal with. Building permits for Summerfield addresses go through Marion County Building Safety, and we pull the permit when your fence needs one. In a golf neighborhood, the HOA approval comes first and the county permit second. Before any post hole goes in, the utility lines get marked through Sunshine 811 locate service, which matters a lot on acreage where water and electric lines run long distances to a barn or well. If you have a pool, the barrier must meet Florida pool barrier law, and our pool safety fence work runs $35 to $55 a foot.
Driving directions from Ocala to Summerfield
Summerfield is about 15 miles and roughly 25 minutes south of the downtown Ocala square.
- From the downtown square, head south a few blocks to S Pine Avenue (US 27, US 301 and US 441).
- Drive south on S Pine Avenue about 10 miles into Belleview.
- In Belleview, stay on US 301 south where US 441 splits off to the east.
- Continue about 4 miles on US 301 into Summerfield.
Map it here: Ocala to Summerfield directions. When you are ready, book a free measure and we will walk the line with you.
Areas we cover around Summerfield
- Stonecrest
- Spruce Creek Golf
- US 301 corridor
- US 441 corridor
- CR 475A
- SE 147th Street
- Lake Weir area
ZIP codes served: 34491, 34492
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Read →Summerfield fence questions
I have acreage near CR 475A in Summerfield. What is the most cost effective way to fence it?
For horses or livestock, four board fence at $18 to $32 a foot is the usual choice on Summerfield pasture. If you only need to hold dogs, chain link at $16 to $26 a foot is the lowest cost per foot. On long runs we often fence the pasture with board and put a smaller dog yard in chain link near the house.
Does my Summerfield golf community HOA have to approve the fence first?
In neighborhoods like Stonecrest that have an HOA, plan on getting approval before anything is ordered. We give you a written spec, color and a simple drawing to attach to the application. Once the HOA signs off, we handle the Marion County permit.
My Summerfield lot slopes toward a pond. Will that be a problem?
Not usually, but it changes how we build. We step the panels down the grade instead of leaving gaps, and we keep post holes out of the path where storm water runs. On sandy ground near water every post still goes 24 to 30 inches deep in concrete.
Who handles fence permits for a Summerfield address?
Summerfield is unincorporated, so permits go through Marion County Building Safety, not a city office. We pull the permit when one is needed and schedule the inspection. We also call in the Sunshine 811 locate before we dig.
Summerfield, Florida
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Office: 2411 SW College Rd, Suite 4, Ocala, FL 34471
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