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• Terrain & Elevation Specialists: Minneola’s hills require expert "racking" or "stepping" techniques. We ensure your fence follows the contour of your yard, providing a seamless look that keeps pets and children secure even on 15-degree slopes.
• In-Person Permit Pros: Unlike other cities, Minneola requires fence permits to be submitted in person with cash or check payment. We handle the trip to City Hall for you, managing the Zoning Clearance and Building Permit paperwork so you don't have to spend your afternoon in line.
• HOA Awareness: We have worked with the major Minneola HOAs like The Reserve at Minneola and Ardmore Reserve. We help provide the scaled surveys with the fence location on it and material specs required for quick Architectural Review Board (ARB) approval.

• Best for: Hilly terrain, pool safety, and preserving your million-dollar views.

• Best for: Maximum privacy, modern curb appeal, and "set it and forget it" durability.

• Permit Required: A permit is required for all new fences, repairs, or replacements in Minneola.
• Height Limits: Rear and side yard fences are typically allowed up to 6 feet. Front yard fences are capped at 4 feet and must be decorative.
• The "Finished Side" Rule: City code requires the decorative side of the fence to face outward toward your neighbors or the street.
• Notice of Commencement: For any project valued over $5,000, a Notice of Commencement must be recorded with Lake County. We guide you through this legal step to ensure your project is protected.

Local Insight: "Minneola is a 'City on the Hills.' We take extra care with post-setting depth here to account for soil runoff and erosion on sloped lots, ensuring your fence stays straight for decades." — Jerry Gifford, Owner

• Best For: Gradual to moderate slopes (typically under 15 degrees).
• Pros: * No Gaps: Eliminates the large triangular gaps at the bottom of the fence, keeping pets and small children safely inside.
  • Seamless Aesthetic: Creates a smooth, continuous line that mirrors the flow of your landscape.
• Cons: Standard panels have a "rackability" limit. If your hill is too steep, the panels can't flex enough to follow the ground without stressing the materials.

• Best For: Steep hills and dramatic elevation changes (common in areas like Minneola Ridge).
• Pros:
  • Structural Integrity: Since each panel is level, there is less stress on the joints and rails.
  • Versatile: Can be used on even the most extreme inclines where racking is impossible.
• Cons: * Gaps: This method creates triangular gaps under the lower side of each panel.
  • Gap Solutions: We can bridge these gaps using "kickboards," landscaping fillers, or custom-cut bottom rails to ensure your yard remains secure.

• If you have a pet: We almost always recommend Racking if the slope allows it, as it provides the most secure boundary.
• If you have a steep "Mountain Minneola" lot: Stepping is often the necessary choice for stability, and we can work with you on landscaping ideas to fill the resulting gaps.
• If you want a modern look: Racking provides a cleaner, more contemporary silhouette that highlights the natural terrain.

Pro Tip: "Many Minneola properties have both flat and steep sections. We usually try to make the flatter areas straight across the top and then follow the ground flow along the steep grades. A steep grade or "rack" actually adds the materials requirements and a 6' wide panel and loose 2" of width for every 4" of rack. So if  you have a section that requires a 12" rack the panel will only be 5'6" wide inside of post to inside of post." — Jerry Gifford, Owner

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