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Fence Installation
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At Supertrades, we connect homeowners across the United States with vetted fence installation contractors. Whether you are considering a wood fence installation, privacy fence installation, or even chain link fence installation, we help you compare quotes to find the best service for your needs.
Types of Fence Installations
- Wood Fence Installation
- Vinyl Fence Installation
- Chain Link Fence Installation
- Aluminum Fence Installation
- Privacy Fence Installation
Understanding Fence Installation Costs
The cost to install a fence can vary widely based on materials, labor, and the specific requirements of your property. Factors that influence the overall fence installation cost include:
- Material type (wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum)
- Length and height of the fence
- Labor costs based on local rates
- Site preparation and any necessary permits
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Our platform simplifies the process of finding reliable fence installation companies. With just a few clicks, you can receive multiple quotes from local contractors, ensuring you get the best deal without the hassle.
Frequently asked questions
A typical backyard job of about 150 linear feet of 6 ft pressure-treated wood runs around $4,200 installed, plus roughly $300 for a walk gate. Chain link costs less. Vinyl, aluminum, ornamental steel, and wrought iron cost more.
For 100 feet of 6 ft fence, expect roughly $2,200 for chain link, $2,800 for pressure-treated wood, $4,000 for vinyl, $6,200 for ornamental steel, and $20,000 for wrought iron. Many contractors also have a minimum job charge of around $1,200.
For 200 feet of 6 ft fencing, expect roughly $4,400 for chain link, $5,600 for pressure-treated wood, $12,400 for ornamental steel, and $40,000 for wrought iron. A walk gate is about $300 and a double driveway gate about $850. Haul-away of an old fence is often about $3 to $7 per linear foot, and steep or rocky ground costs more.
Installed fencing usually costs about $17 to $62 per linear foot for chain link, wood, vinyl, aluminum, and ornamental steel. A 4 ft chain link fence sits at the low end, and 6 ft wood privacy fencing is around $28 per foot. Wrought iron is about $200 per linear foot.
The best time of year to install a fence is typically in the spring or fall, when weather conditions are more favorable.
It can be cheaper to install your own fence, but consider the costs of tools and materials, as well as your own time and skills.
A fence around your own home is generally not tax deductible, though it can add to your cost basis when you sell. Fences on rental or business property may be depreciable. Check with a tax professional for your situation.
Lowe's quotes fence installation per project and typically uses local installers, so pricing tracks local contractor rates of roughly $17 to $62 per linear foot for common materials, and about $200 per linear foot for wrought iron. Comparing a few independent quotes is the best way to check you're getting a fair price.
Often, yes. Many cities require a permit for new fences, especially over 6 ft or near a street, and HOAs may have their own rules. Permit fees are often about $100 to $500. Check with your local building department before work starts.
Home Depot quotes fence installation per project through local installers, so expect prices in line with the local market, roughly $17 to $62 per linear foot for common materials, and about $200 per linear foot for wrought iron. Get a couple of independent quotes to compare.
To install a vinyl fence, you will need to prepare the site, set posts in concrete, and attach panels according to manufacturer instructions.
For 300 feet of 6 ft fencing, expect roughly $6,600 for chain link, $8,400 for pressure-treated wood, $18,600 for ornamental steel, and $60,000 for wrought iron before gates.
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