Bradenton & Parrish Fence Company
Vinyl, wood and aluminum fences, pool fences and gates for Manatee County homes, from established Bradenton neighborhoods to Parrish’s newest communities. Licensed, insured and building fences since 1987.
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A Bradenton Customer Says
“I called multiple fence companies and it was nearly impossible to get anyone out to do anything in Bradenton. I found Dynamite Fence in Tampa and talked with Paul and it was truly a pleasure dealing with him… His crew arrived as promised and installed my fence and offered quality workmanship.”
Chris W., Bradenton
Manatee County Fence Contractor
Bradenton and Parrish are growing fast, and finding a fence contractor who will return your call, show up for the estimate and finish the job on schedule can be harder than it should be. We’ve built fences across Tampa Bay since 1987, and Manatee County is part of our regular service area, not an afterthought.
In Bradenton, homeowners often call us to replace aging wood fences, add privacy to established neighborhoods, or fence pools and waterfront yards near the Manatee River and the Gulf. In Parrish, it’s usually a new home in a master-planned community that needs an HOA-approved vinyl privacy fence or aluminum fencing on a pond lot. Either way, we handle the permit, help with approvals and install with concrete-set posts.
Fences for Manatee County Homes
Permits
Where your fence permit comes from depends on whether you’re inside Bradenton city limits. Many homes with a Bradenton mailing address are actually in unincorporated Manatee County.
| Inside Bradenton City Limits | Unincorporated Manatee County | |
|---|---|---|
| Permit issued by | City of Bradenton | Manatee County |
| Includes | Homes within the city boundary | Parrish and many homes with a Bradenton mailing address |
| HOA approval | In some neighborhoods | Common in Parrish's master-planned communities |
| Who handles it | We pull the permit | We pull the permit |
Not sure which applies to you? We check your address and handle the right permit.
Local Know-How
Parrish's newer communities typically require approval of fence style, color, height and location. We help you prepare it.
Lots on ponds, preserves or the water often require open aluminum fencing and setbacks. We check your survey first.
Closer to the Gulf, salt air and storms are tough on fences. Aluminum and vinyl hold up best, with posts set in concrete.
We build pool fences with self-closing, self-latching gates designed to meet Florida pool safety rules.
Established Bradenton homes often have aging wood fences. We tear out, haul away and replace in one project.
We work from your survey and call Florida 811 to mark underground utilities before we dig.
We’ll come to you, measure, show you samples and give you a clear, itemized quote.
Areas We Serve
We install and repair fences across northern Manatee County, including:
Also nearby: Ruskin & Sun City Center and Wimauma.
Our Work
How It Works
We come to your Bradenton or Parrish home, measure, review your survey and show you options.
A clear written price with no hidden fees and no pressure to decide on the spot.
We pull the city or Manatee County permit and help with HOA approval.
Posts set in concrete, gates adjusted, and every scrap hauled away.
Reviews
FAQ
Yes. Manatee County is part of our regular service area. We come out for free estimates and install and repair fences in Bradenton, Parrish and nearby communities.
If your home is inside Bradenton city limits, the permit typically comes from the City of Bradenton. If it’s in unincorporated Manatee County, as many homes with a Bradenton mailing address are, it goes through the county. We check your address and pull the right permit.
Most residential fences need a permit. Parrish is in unincorporated Manatee County, so permits typically go through the county. Most Parrish communities also require HOA approval first.
Vinyl privacy fencing in an approved color is most common on standard lots. Pond and preserve lots often require open-view aluminum. Your community’s guidelines are the final word, and we’ll help you read them.
Powder-coated aluminum is usually best near salt water. It won’t rust, lets wind through and keeps your view open. Vinyl is a strong choice where you want privacy.
Cost depends on material, length, height, gates, site conditions and any old fence removal. We provide free, itemized on-site estimates.
Yes. We build aluminum and vinyl pool fences with self-closing, self-latching gates designed to meet Florida pool barrier requirements.
Yes. We repair wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences, including storm damage. See our fence repair page.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote. All information is confidential.