Looking to add warmth, privacy, and a touch of natural beauty to your property? We make designs and install exceptional wood fences in Oakland.
The Beauty of Wood Fencing in Orange County
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At Mossy Oak Fence LLC, we believe a wood fence should be more than just a boundary; it should be a reflection of your style. Our team combines years of hands-on experience with a passion for craftsmanship. We specialize in a range of wood types, from classic cedar and redwood to durable pine and spruce, ensuring a perfect match for your property and preferences.
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Enhance Your Orange County Property with Mossy Oak Fence LLC
A wood fence is an investment in your property’s beauty, security, and value. Whether you’re looking to define your space, create a safe haven for pets and children, or simply enhance your curb appeal, Mossy Oak Fence LLC is here to help. We offer a wide selection of wood fence styles, from classic picket fences to modern privacy designs. Our team also has extensive experience in gate installation, including custom wood gates to complement your fence. Contact us today at 352-706-3131 to discuss your fencing project.
In 1860, a Post Office opened in Oakland, and closed in 1867. During the Civil War, the Post Office at Oakland was the only one operating within the present-day boundaries of Orange County, as Orlando’s was closed from 1861 to 1866. Oakland Post Office reopened in 1877. During a time of great growth in the region during the 1880s, Oakland emerged as the center of commerce in west Orange County. It appeared that the village would blossom into a city, with the town incorporating in 1887. However, a fire in the business district and a subsequent period of freezes in rapid succession throughout the 1890s, along with the growth of nearby Winter Garden, seemed to ensure that Oakland would remain as little more than a sleepy village. In 1940, Oakland surpassed nearby Maitland in Population, ranking at #6 in the county. In 1950, however, Oakland fell back to #7, with a population of 545, the majority of whom were black.
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