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I had my patio fenced by Vibber Vinyl phone # 753-2859. Recommended by The Villages Architectural Board. Same kind of fencing used in front of patio villas. This was done in 2013 so don't know if they are still in business. Very pleased with the work. They took pictures of the back of the house and submitted to the board. Fenced in an 11 x 12 patio.

The simple application for ARC approval is in the Villages phone book.
You need to include a simple drawing. I doubt if fences are allowed. A
neighbor may have one but maybe not allowed.

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Originally Posted by vintageogauge (Post 2037102)

I'm not. I asked a simple question, a very simple question and look at the replies I'm getting?????

That’s the nature of ANY forum. People are just trying to be helpful. Get over it !

Don’t know what kind of “searching” you claim to have done but when I do a Google search on “fence companies near me” , a bunch of choices come up.

Additionally, if you call the Warranty Department, they would be able to provide you with the name and phone number of the company (s) they use for installing fences in their patio and veranda models.

Hope you find my response useful and that it doesn’t offend you ! ;)

I searched first the Daily Sun, there are none, I searched the advertisers here, there are none, I searched online and found a few most of whom have poor reviews, one was excellent but only had one review and the type of fencing that those with a fairly good review offer on their sites would not be allowed in TV. I now have two names posted here that I will try. I called the warranty department to get a hint whether or not the fence would be allowed and she would not give me any information other than submit an application which I already knew about.

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Originally Posted by Lindaws (Post 2037178)

The simple application for ARC approval is in the Villages phone book.
You need to include a simple drawing. I doubt if fences are allowed. A
neighbor may have one but maybe not allowed.

The neighbor was approved, so was another one just up the street from me. I know how to send in an application for approval, 'I'M ONLY LOOKING FOR THE NAME OF FENCE INSTALLERS" there are now 2 individuals that read my OP and understood the complicated question that I asked and have each given me a name to contact. Finally, and I thank them both.

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Originally Posted by Holpat39 (Post 2037165)

Thank you, this is the the type of reply I have been looking for.

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Originally Posted by Teemotay (Post 2037148)

We used Gifford Fence Company and are happy with their work. We don’t live in TV, however, but in Lady Lake.

Thank you that is exactly what I am looking for and I also thank you for understanding my original post. I will call them today.

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Originally Posted by Maxwell (Post 2037098)

Tri County Fencing did a good job for me a few years ago.
(352) 245-3915

Thank you for understanding my original post and thank you also for the name. I will call them today.

"she would not give me any information other than submit an application which I already knew about. ",...that in itself had to be the most frustrating part

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Originally Posted by vintageogauge (Post 2037102)

I'm not. I asked a simple question, a very simple question and look at the replies I'm getting????? All I need is the name of a fencing company, that's all, it's as simple as that. The reply above yours is implying that I don't know the difference between a fence and a rail, I'm not even going to answer that one.

Wow.

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:

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Originally Posted by vintageogauge (Post 2037102)

For all we know you don’t know the difference between railing and fencing or the difference between your backside and a hole in the ground.

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Originally Posted by thevillages2013 (Post 2037366)

For all we know you don’t know the difference between railing and fencing or the difference between your backside and a hole in the ground.

Great reply 2013, you must have given that a whole lotta thought.