ZIP: 32754 · Permit desk: Brevard County (unincorporated)
Mims is where Titusville turns rural: acre-plus lots along SR-46, horses behind half the fences, and runs measured in hundreds of feet instead of dozens. Most Mims fence work is a mix — privacy near the house, field fence or rail for the acreage behind it, and a drive gate wide enough for a horse trailer.
All of Mims is unincorporated, so Brevard County's fence code applies: construction permit for new fences, boundary survey with the application, 6-ft residential height limit. Agricultural fencing follows the county's agricultural provisions — we'll confirm your parcel's classification before quoting, because it changes what's allowed.
Planning a fence in Mims? Start with the cost calculator, check the permit rules, then book a free on-site measurement — the written price is the one that counts.