| 60 linear ft. treated-pine privacy fence | A six-foot treated-pine privacy fence with no gate and no demolition on ordinary soil and standard access. - What this example accounts for
- A short fence run still requires layout, utility clearance, post holes, concrete, material delivery, cutting, fastening, and cleanup. This exact example has no demolition and no gate.
- Verify before agreement
- Confirm surveyed line and ownership, utility locate, six-foot height and style, post spacing, soil and rock, grade changes, corners, access, HOA rules, and local permit requirements.
- Outside this example
- Existing-fence demolition, gates, staining, retaining conditions, rock drilling, tree or root conflicts, custom trim, survey work, and permit or HOA fees.
| | $1,790–$2,422 Calculated project-price example: $2,106 Calculated unit price for this example only: $29.84–$40.37 / linear ft. |
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| 115 linear ft. cedar privacy fence | A six-foot better-tier cedar privacy fence with existing-fence demolition, haul-off, one standard walk gate, and standard access. - What this example accounts for
- This is not a bare cedar per-foot comparison. It includes a six-foot better-tier cedar system, removal and haul-off of the existing fence, and one standard walk gate.
- Verify before agreement
- Confirm surveyed line, utilities, exact cedar grade and picket style, post spacing, demolition volume, gate width and hardware, grade and corners, soil or rock, access, HOA, and permits.
- Outside this example
- Rock drilling, retaining walls, double or driveway gates, staining, tree and root conflicts, custom cap or trim, survey work, and concealed concrete or disposal conditions.
| | $4,824–$6,527 Calculated project-price example: $5,675 Calculated unit price for this example only: $41.95–$56.75 / linear ft. |
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| 115 linear ft. chain-link fence with privacy slats | A six-foot galvanized chain-link fence with privacy slats and one standard walk gate, with no demolition and standard access. - What this example accounts for
- The scope is specifically six-foot galvanized chain link with privacy slats and one walk gate. Its material and labor system is different from wood privacy or ornamental aluminum, so generic per-foot comparisons are misleading.
- Verify before agreement
- Confirm fabric height and gauge, slat type, terminal and line-post spacing, top rail, gate width and hardware, surveyed line, utilities, grade, soil or rock, corners, tension runs, and access.
- Outside this example
- Demolition, vinyl coating upgrades, security wire, double or vehicle gates, retaining conditions, rock drilling, survey work, and permit or HOA fees.
| | $2,463–$3,332 Calculated project-price example: $2,897 Calculated unit price for this example only: $21.41–$28.97 / linear ft. |
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| 115 linear ft. four-foot aluminum ornamental fence | Standard black powder-coated aluminum panels with one walk gate, concrete and fastening allowance, no demolition, and standard access. - What this example accounts for
- This is a material-led premium system: four-foot black powder-coated aluminum panels, concrete and fastening allowance, and one walk gate. It is not a wrought-iron or custom-fabricated fence.
- Verify before agreement
- Confirm the selected panel line and finish, code-required height, post and panel layout, gate width and hardware, grade and curves, surveyed boundary, utilities, soil or rock, access, HOA, and permits.
- Outside this example
- Existing-fence demolition, custom steel or wrought iron, masonry columns, pool-code upgrades, steep stepped layouts, rock drilling, automation, retaining work, and custom fabrication.
| | $5,437–$7,356 Calculated project-price example: $6,396 Calculated unit price for this example only: $47.28–$63.96 / linear ft. |
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| Stain both sides of 115 linear ft. of fence | Light washing and better-tier semi-transparent stain on both fence faces with standard access. - What this example accounts for
- Both faces are included, so the coating workload is roughly twice a one-face measurement before gates and overlaps. The scope also includes light washing and a better-tier semi-transparent finish.
- Verify before agreement
- Confirm fence height and true coated area, access to both property sides, wood moisture and age, prior coating compatibility, overspray risks, vegetation clearance, gate count, color, and weather window.
- Outside this example
- Heavy stripping, failed-film removal, board or post repair, inaccessible neighbor-side work, extensive masking or vegetation removal, and remediation of wet or deteriorated wood.
| | $921–$1,246 Calculated project-price example: $1,084 Calculated unit price for this example only: $8.01–$10.84 / linear ft. |
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| Replace one broken fence post | A defined single-post replacement with ordinary access and no hidden multi-section damage. - What this example accounts for
- A one-post repair carries a service minimum because the crew must brace the section, extract the failed post and concrete, set the replacement, restore attachments, and clean up. It is not just the retail cost of one post.
- Verify before agreement
- Confirm only one post has failed, adjacent rails and panels are reusable, the footing can be extracted, utilities are clear, access is standard, the fence is not retaining soil, and cure-time stabilization is possible.
- Outside this example
- Multiple failed posts, gate rebuilding, panel or rail replacement, retaining conditions, rock drilling, widespread rot, storm reconstruction, and utility or property-line conflicts.
| | $340–$460 Calculated project-price example: $400 |
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