Estimate fence cost by linear feet, height, material, number of gates, and (optional) zip code.
Planning estimate only. Corners, terrain, staining, permits, and HOA requirements may change pricing.
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Fence pricing is usually calculated per linear foot, but total cost depends on material type, height, terrain, gates, and removal of existing fencing. This calculator provides a realistic low-to-high range to help you plan before requesting contractor bids.
Wood fencing is common and offers a balance of privacy and cost. Chain link is typically more affordable but offers less privacy. Vinyl fencing requires less maintenance but increases upfront material cost. Wrought iron provides durability and style but comes at a premium.
Taller fences require more materials and stronger support posts. An 8-foot privacy fence costs more than a 4-foot boundary fence due to increased material and labor requirements.
Each gate adds additional framing, hinges, latches, and labor. Larger driveway gates or custom designs significantly increase installation cost compared to standard walk-through gates.
Removing an old fence adds labor and disposal costs. Sloped terrain, rocky soil, or HOA requirements may also increase installation time and pricing.
Use this estimate to budget your project. For accurate pricing based on your property layout, request a detailed quote from a local fence contractor.
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