Vinyl is the fence most Clermont homeowners ask us about first. It gives a clean, private backyard, handles Florida weather well, and does not need painting. The question that follows is always the same: what will it actually cost?
This guide gives you the published Fort Fence Masters prices for 2026, a worked example you can check with a calculator, and an honest explanation of what moves the total up or down. Prices change from yard to yard because yards are different, but the starting points below are real, and your final written estimate will spell out your fence specifications and your total price.
We install vinyl fencing across Clermont and Lake County, including Groveland, Minneola, Leesburg, and Mount Dora. See all the communities we serve on our Service Areas page.
At Fort Fence Masters, the published price for white vinyl privacy fence at 6 feet is $22 per linear foot. Tan vinyl privacy fence at 6 feet is $24 per linear foot. Those are the starting prices we publish on our city pages and use as the base for your instant estimate.
Gates are priced separately from the fence line. Vinyl gates start at $350 for a single gate, with the final gate price depending on the style, color, and size you choose. A double gate costs more than a single gate, because it is a wider opening with more material and hardware.
Two common project items are also priced clearly. Permit administration is $200 when a permit is required for your project. An HOA design plan is $50 if your community requires an approval package.
Those four numbers cover the core of most vinyl projects. The sections below explain the rest.
Say your yard in Clermont needs 100 linear feet of white vinyl privacy fence at 6 feet, with one single gate.
That $2,800 example does not include removal of an old fence, because not every yard has one. It is an illustration based on published starting prices, not a quote for your property. Still, it shows the method: multiply your linear feet by the published price for your color, then add your gates and any project items that apply.
This is the biggest factor. Measure along the lines where the fence will run, not just the width of your yard. Long side runs, returns to the house, and extra sections add feet, and every foot is priced at the same published rate for your chosen style. A rough guess that is short by 20 feet will make any estimate look better than reality, so measure carefully before you price it.
Every gate is its own decision. One single gate is the common starting point. Adding a second gate, or choosing a double gate wide enough for a mower, a trailer, or pool equipment, will raise the total. Think about how you use your yard before cutting a gate you will wish you had later.
If an old fence has to come out, that removal is part of the project. In your written estimate, demolition and haul away appears as one total line for the removal work, so you see the full cost of that part of the job in one clear number. The condition of the old fence, how much of it there is, and how overgrown it is all affect that total.
Flat, clear ground is the easiest ground to build on. Slopes, tree roots, dense landscaping, tight side yards, and limited access can all add work to an installation. None of that makes a project impossible. It simply means the estimate should reflect the real conditions instead of pretending every yard is flat and empty.
White vinyl privacy at 6 feet is the value starting point at $22 per foot. Choosing tan raises the fence price to $24 per foot. Other vinyl styles, such as lattice top or picket, are priced differently again. Pick the look you want first, then price that exact fence, so you are comparing the cost of the fence you will actually live with.
Part of the real cost of a fence is what it costs after installation day. Vinyl does not need painting or staining, and a simple wash keeps it looking clean. That low upkeep is one reason its long term cost compares well in Florida sun and rain.
Start with our Instant Estimate. Measure your fence lines, choose white or tan vinyl, add your gates, and see a starting price in minutes. Then we will confirm the specifications, check what your address requires for a permit, and prepare a written estimate with your total price and your fence specifications spelled out.
If you would rather talk first, call Fort Fence Masters at (321) 204-2962. We are glad to walk through the numbers for your home in Clermont, Winter Garden, Leesburg, or anywhere listed on our Service Areas page.
At Fort Fence Masters, white vinyl privacy fence at 6 feet starts at $22 per linear foot, and tan vinyl privacy fence at 6 feet starts at $24 per linear foot. Gates, permit administration, HOA items, and old fence removal are priced separately, as explained above.
Vinyl gates start at $350 for a single gate. Permit administration is $200 when a permit is required for your project. An HOA design plan is $50 if your community requires one.
Because a real yard is more than a fence line. Your gate count, the removal of an old fence, terrain, roots, access, and the style and color you choose all affect the total. Your written estimate brings those items together into one total price with your specifications spelled out.
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