Your Local Fort McCoy Fence Contractor
Fort McCoy is an unincorporated community in northeast Marion County, about 17 miles from Ocala, sitting just west of the Ocala National Forest. It's a genuinely rural area — the wider 32134 zip code area is home to roughly 7,000+ residents spread across large wooded and pasture parcels rather than a dense town center.
Because Fort McCoy properties tend to run larger, with long driveways and wooded lot lines backing up to forest land, a lot of our work here centers on rural perimeter fencing and driveway gate installation rather than standard in-town backyard fencing. We regularly install solar-powered automatic gates for properties without power run to the entrance — a common need on Fort McCoy's longer rural driveways.
The community's identity is tied closely to the surrounding Ocala National Forest, and that wooded, low-density character shapes how we plan every Fort McCoy project, from working around mature pines to designing gate placement for long unpaved driveways.

Fencing Services We Offer in Fort McCoy
Fort McCoy's rural, forest-edge properties call for fencing built for real acreage and long driveways:
- Wood & privacy fences — full backyard privacy at the best value
- Vinyl & PVC fences — low-maintenance and fade-resistant
- Aluminum & ornamental fences — pool-code and upscale curb appeal
- Chain link fences — economical perimeter and pet containment
- Fence repair & replacement — save what's still sound
- Gate installation & automation — manual and automatic gates

Popular Fence Styles in Fort McCoy
Wood board and no-climb wire perimeter fencing are common requests for Fort McCoy's rural and pasture properties, with chain link a popular budget option for straightforward boundary lines. Driveway gates — both manual and solar-powered automatic — come up often here given how many Fort McCoy properties have long, unpaved driveways without power run to the road.

Fort McCoy at a Glance
Major Roads & Highways
- County Road 315
- County Road 316
Neighborhoods & Notable Areas
- Sherwood Forest
- Forest's Edge
- Forest Green
- Buck Skin Manor
Local Landmarks
- Fort McCoy School (PreK-8)
- the Fort McCoy Public Library (converted from a 1996 brick schoolhouse)
- the VFW Veterans Village
Local Facts
Fort McCoy sits just west of the Ocala National Forest, and its roughly 7,000-resident zip code area is spread across large wooded and pasture parcels rather than a dense town center.
The community's name traces back to early settler history in the area, and its identity today is still closely tied to the surrounding national forest and its outdoor-recreation draw.
Why Fort McCoy Homeowners Choose Us
- Rural acreage experience — perimeter fencing and long-driveway gates sized for Fort McCoy's larger wooded lots
- Solar gate options — automatic gate solutions for properties without power run to the entrance
- Insured — for every Fort McCoy project, with proof of coverage provided up front
- Honest pricing — acreage and driveway-gate projects quoted clearly, with no surprise fees
Ready to start? Request your free Fort McCoy fence quote or call us today. We also serve nearby Marion County communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, this is common work for us in Fort McCoy given how many properties here are large, wooded parcels backing up to the Ocala National Forest. We work around mature pines and natural terrain rather than clear-cutting a straight fence line.
Yes, this is one of our most common Fort McCoy requests. A solar panel and battery pack can run a gate operator without trenching electrical service out to a long rural driveway.
Fort McCoy sits about 17 miles northeast of Ocala — a straightforward drive for our crews to schedule a site visit.
Yes. Fort McCoy is unincorporated, so fence permits go through the Marion County Building Department — we manage that application as part of the job.
Yes, we regularly install perimeter fencing on Fort McCoy properties bordering forest land, and we confirm your exact property line before marking any post locations.
Pricing depends on gate width, swing vs. slide operator, and whether solar or standard power is used. We give you a firm written estimate after seeing your driveway and discussing how you want to use the gate.
Both. While a lot of our Fort McCoy work is rural perimeter and gate installation, we also install standard wood, vinyl, and chain link fencing for homes closer to the community center.
It depends on total footage — a multi-acre wooded perimeter can take several days. We give you a specific timeline once we've walked the property.
Yes, we carry general liability insurance and can provide documentation before our crew begins work on your Fort McCoy property.
Call us or submit the online form. We'll schedule a site visit, walk the property or driveway, and follow up with a written estimate.