Seminole County
Fence Rules in Unincorporated Seminole County, Georgia
Last verified: May 26, 2026
This page is maintained manually and may not reflect very recent ordinance changes — always confirm current rules with your local permitting office.
For information only. Fence rules change frequently and this site may not reflect every requirement that applies to your property (HOA covenants, easements, variances, recent amendments). Always verify with your local permitting office before building. Full disclaimer
At a glance
In Unincorporated Seminole County, fence height limits are: front yards — Refer to Seminole County Zoning Ordinances; side and rear yards — Refer to Seminole County Zoning Ordinances.
Yes — a fence permit is required in Unincorporated Seminole County. Building permit required. Contact Seminole County Zoning and Code Enforcement at 229-524-2878. Site plan and site inspection required for all new building permits (effective Jan 1, 2020). Failure to obtain permit: $100 fee or double the permit cost.
Pool fences in Unincorporated Seminole County: Georgia state minimum: 48-inch barrier, self-closing/self-latching gate.
Fence Regulations
Unincorporated Seminole County
Rules can vary within a jurisdiction — historic districts and zoning overlays often have stricter requirements. Look up your exact address to confirm which rules apply to your property.
Other jurisdictions in Seminole County
Fence rules change from one city and unincorporated area to the next. Compare Unincorporated Seminole County with nearby jurisdictions:
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