We work on every military installation in the Florida Panhandle, with badged, base-qualified employees ready to work.

Facility managers and GCs: email opportunities to josh@gomrfencefl.com

Since 2020, our crews have completed more than 40 fence and gate jobs on military installations in the Panhandle, most of them at Tyndall Air Force Base and Naval Support Activity Panama City, close to our shop in Panama City.

We are a customer service company that happens to install fences, and on base that means showing up with the right people, the right paperwork and the right materials the first time.

Military installations we serve

We serve every installation on this list from our Panama City shop:

• Tyndall Air Force BaseBay County, east of Panama City
• Naval Support Activity Panama CityBay County, Panama City Beach
• Eglin Air Force BaseOkaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton counties
• Duke Field (Eglin AFB Field 3)Okaloosa County
• Hurlburt FieldOkaloosa County, near Mary Esther
• Naval Air Station PensacolaEscambia County, including Corry Station, Saufley Field and Bronson Field
• Naval Air Station Whiting FieldSanta Rosa County near Milton, including its Florida outlying landing fields

Installation names are listed for location only. Mr. Fence of Florida is a private company and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Defense or any military service.

What we install on base

• Galvanized chain link, 6 to 8 feet. 9-gauge galvanized fabric with 2-inch mesh, top rail and tension wire, built to the project's specifications.
• Barbed-wire arms and slats. Single or Y-style barbed-wire arms where the drawings call for them, plus privacy slats and windscreen.
• Gates. Walk gates, double drive gates, cantilever gates and slide gates. When a gate needs an operator, our gate division Mr. Gate handles the operator and access control.
• Vinyl-coated chain link. Black or green chain link for playgrounds, sports areas and family spaces.
• Vinyl and wood fence. For housing, lodging, recreation and community areas.
• Enclosures. Dumpster, equipment and storage-yard enclosures.
• Temporary fence. Temporary fence panels to keep construction areas closed off during phased work.

Base access and how we work

Every person on a Mr. Fence base crew is our own W-2 employee. We use no subcontractors, so the employees who are badged and qualified for base access are the same people who set your posts and hang your gates.

We plan the schedule around the installation's access hours and escort requirements, call in utility locates before we dig, and keep a clean, tight work zone.

Most of our base work comes through general contractors, and we know how that works: drawings and specifications, submittals, daily coordination and a clean closeout.

When a contract calls for fence material to a specific Department of Defense specification, we build to that specification.

Federal contracts

Mr. Fence of Florida, Inc. has been awarded prime federal contracts by the Department of the Air Force and the Federal Aviation Administration. Our Unique Entity ID (UEI) is R6N7FKNGNZA3. See our public USAspending profile.

Recent projects on Panhandle installations

Here is a sample of jobs from our records. We don't name contractors, buildings or units, and we don't show security layouts.

See more of our work on the Our Projects map (base jobs are pinned to the nearest town, never to the installation).

Why base contractors call us

• Founded in 2019 in Panama City, with W-2 crews and no subcontractors.
• Badged, base-qualified employees ready to work.
• Lifetime craftsmanship warranty on our installs.
• Hundreds of 5-star Google reviews.
• Book 24/7/365 by chat, or call or text our office.

Project types on base

• Perimeter and security fence, including anti-terrorism force protection fence
• Playground and recreation fencing
• Housing, lodging and community-area fence
• Dumpster, equipment and storage-yard enclosures
• Cantilever, slide and swing gates, with operators
• Temporary fence for construction phasing

Working with base contractors, step by step

1. Bid invite Email drawings, specs or the bid package to josh@gomrfencefl.com.
2. Spec review We confirm fabric, heights, gates and any Department of Defense specification on the contract.
3. Submittals Product data and shop drawings for your approval.
4. Base access Badged, base-qualified W-2 employees, scheduled around access hours and escort requirements.
5. Locates and layout Utility locates called in before we dig, and the line laid out to the drawings.
6. Install and closeout A clean, tight work zone, then a walk-through and closeout.

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