Do You Need a Fence Permit in Orlando?

Short answer
Sometimes

Orlando requires a fence permit if the fence is over 6 feet, masonry or reinforced, a pool barrier, on a corner lot or alley lot, near an easement, has vehicle or powered gates, or is in a floodplain. Other fences still must meet City Code.

Source: City of Orlando: Apply for a Fence Permit

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Orlando Fence Permits at a Glance

Permits, last 12 months
525
Issued, last 30 days
26
Median application to issue
22 days
Median declared job value
$4,446
Issuing office
City of Orlando Permitting Services
Rule last checked
October 30, 2026

Permits Issued per Month

38 Nov 36 Dec 40 Jan 48 Feb 50 Mar 46 Apr 42 May 63 Jun 56 Jul 32 Aug 45 Sep 26 Oct
Orlando fence permits issued per month, Nov 2025 to Oct 2026. Lighter bar = current month to date.

Counts are approximate: we match permit types and descriptions to fence work. Data from Orlando Permit Applications, refreshed October 30, 2026.

What Orlando's Rules Say

  • Permit if over 6 ft, masonry/concrete, or a pool barrier.
  • Permit on corner lots, alley lots or near easements.
  • Historic districts need a Certificate of Appropriateness; vinyl is not allowed there.

Orlando Fence Permit Fees

We have not verified Orlando's fee for this work from an official fee schedule yet, so we don't quote one. The City of Orlando Permitting Services sets the fee when you apply.

Busiest Areas for Fence Permits

NeighborhoodPermits (12 mo)
Lake Nona South63
College Park59
Baldwin Park17
Vista Park15
Florida Center15
Audubon Park13

How to Get a Fence Permit in Orlando

  1. Confirm the rule for your exact job on the official page cited above. Size, height, structure and location (historic district, floodplain) can change the answer.
  2. Choose who applies. Many permits here must be pulled by a licensed contractor; ask any contractor to name the license they will use.
  3. Apply with the City of Orlando Permitting Services through the official department website.
  4. Schedule inspections as the permit requires, and keep the final approval with your house records.

Recent Orlando Fence Permits

IssuedAddressWork
2026-10-28380 27Th StBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-283124 Cayman WayBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-281402 S Lee AveBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-272019 S Semoran BlvdBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-265412 Halifax DrBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-26618 Morocco AveBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-231501 Silverstone AveBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-234700 Cason Cove DrBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-22640 W South StBuilding Permit | Fence
2026-10-22750 Hempstead AveBuilding Permit | Fence

Addresses and work descriptions as published by the city. Owner names and phone numbers are removed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a fence permit in Orlando?

Sometimes. Orlando requires a fence permit if the fence is over 6 feet, masonry or reinforced, a pool barrier, on a corner lot or alley lot, near an easement, has vehicle or powered gates, or is in a floodplain. Other fences still must meet City Code.

How many fence permits does Orlando issue?

Orlando issued 525 permits matching fence work between October 30, 2025 and October 30, 2026, about 44 a month. The busiest month was Jun 2026 with 63.

How much does a fence permit cost in Orlando?

We have not yet verified Orlando's fee for this work from an official fee schedule, so we do not quote one. The fee is set by the City of Orlando Permitting Services when you apply.

How long does it take to get a fence permit in Orlando?

Based on the city's records, the median time from application to issue for these permits was 22 days over the last 12 months.

Who issues fence permits in Orlando?

The City of Orlando Permitting Services.

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Sources

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  1. City of Orlando: Apply for a Fence Permit (linked above) (orlando.gov)