Your Local Citrus Park Fence Contractor
Citrus Park sits about 15 miles northwest of downtown Tampa, built up largely around the Veterans Expressway (State Road 589) and Gunn Highway corridor. It's a younger community than a lot of our other service areas, with most of its residential growth arriving after Westfield Citrus Park mall opened in 1999, and that means we see a lot of newer construction with active HOA design review rather than the older, unrestricted streets more common in Tampa's urban core.
Because Citrus Park sits between Northdale, Carrollwood, Town ’N Country, and Westchase, we treat it as a connective service area — a lot of our Citrus Park customers cross-shop us against contractors who cover one of those bordering communities but not all of them, and we're able to move between all of them without treating any one as an afterthought.
Fence Services We Offer in Citrus Park
- Vinyl & PVC fences — low-maintenance residential privacy
- Wood & privacy fences — backyard privacy & noise buffering
- Aluminum & ornamental fences — HOA-friendly & pool code compliant
- Chain link fences — budget-friendly & pet-safe yards
- Fence repair & replacement — storm damage & wear
Local Roads, Neighborhoods & Landmarks
Florida State Road 589, the Veterans Expressway, crosses Citrus Park from north to south and is the area's defining thoroughfare, with Gunn Highway running through as a major secondary corridor. Citrus Park borders Keystone to the north, Northdale to the northeast, Carrollwood to the east, Town ’N Country to the south, and Westchase to the west. Westfield Citrus Park anchors the area's retail core, and Big Cat Rescue — a well-known nonprofit sanctuary for large cats, open to the public off Citrus Park Drive near Gunn Highway — draws visitors from across the region. With a 2020 population of roughly 28,000 spread across just under 11 square miles, it's a compact, built-out suburban community sitting squarely at the crossroads of several of the other areas we serve.
Why Citrus Park Homeowners Choose Us
- HOA-experienced — we know what Citrus Park's newer subdivisions typically approve
- Insured for every project
- Pool-code compliant installs built to current Florida barrier requirements
- Honest pricing — the number we quote is the number you pay
Whether it's a privacy fence near the Veterans Expressway or a pool enclosure in a newer subdivision, we scope the project around what your property and HOA actually require.
Ready to start? Request your free Citrus Park fence quote or call us today. We also serve nearby Westchase, Northdale, and the rest of Hillsborough County.
Frequently Asked Questions
Citrus Park is an unincorporated census-designated place in Hillsborough County, not part of Tampa city limits, so fence permitting here runs through the county’s building department rather than the city’s.
Properties directly along State Road 589 (the Veterans Expressway) sometimes deal with road noise and higher visibility from passing traffic. A solid wood or vinyl privacy fence does more to buffer both than an open style like aluminum picket, which is worth factoring in if your lot backs up to the corridor.
Many do, especially in the newer subdivisions built up around Westfield Citrus Park and Gunn Highway. We build every pool enclosure to current Florida pool safety barrier requirements regardless of material.
Yes. Properties near preserved or conservation-adjacent land sometimes carry additional buffer or wildlife-corridor considerations. We check your parcel’s specific zoning before finalizing a layout on properties that border undeveloped land.
Chain link and wood tend to run at the more affordable end per linear foot, while vinyl and aluminum cost more. Every estimate is measured on-site and provided in writing rather than quoted off a generic average.
Many of the newer subdivisions here do require HOA or architectural review before a fence goes up. We can help prepare what’s typically needed for a submission and won’t schedule installation until you’ve confirmed approval.
A standard residential fence usually goes up in one to three days once posts are set and any required permit or HOA approval is in place.
Yes, we inspect the fence line first and recommend a repair over a full replacement whenever the posts are still structurally sound, which keeps the cost down after wind or storm damage.
Yes, we carry general liability insurance and provide documentation before our crew arrives at your property.
A short call or our online form gets a site visit scheduled. We measure the property, talk through material options and any HOA requirements, and follow up with a written estimate.