| Material Cost | The cost of the materials needed for the fence, including fence panels, posts, rails, and hardware. | $20 – $40 per linear foot (varies based on material quality and style) |
| Labor Cost | The cost of hiring professionals to install the fence. Labor costs can vary depending on location and complexity of the installation. | $20 – $40 per linear foot (may vary based on experience and location) |
| Fence Length | The total length of the fence in linear feet. | Measure your property perimeter for accurate length |
| Fence Height | The height of the fence, which in this case is 8 feet. | 8 feet |
| Fence Style | The style of the fence, which can influence material and labor costs. Common styles include solid panels, shadowbox, lattice, etc. | Check with local suppliers for style options and costs |
| Additional Features | Any extra features such as gates, decorative elements, or special finishes that may increase the cost. | Estimate based on desired features |
| Site Preparation | Costs associated with clearing the area, removing old fencing, or leveling the ground before installation. | $500 – $2000 (depending on site conditions) |
| Permits and Regulations | Any fees associated with obtaining permits or complying with local building codes and regulations. | $100 – $500 (varies by location) |
| Maintenance | Potential costs for ongoing maintenance such as staining or repairs. | $200 – $500 annually (depending on maintenance needs) |
| Contingency | A buffer amount set aside for unexpected expenses or price fluctuations. | 10% – 20% of total estimated cost |
| Total Cost | The sum of all the above costs. | Sum of all estimations |