Type of Fence | Different materials affect cost (wood, vinyl, metal, chain link, etc.) | $10 to $40 per linear foot | Wood is cheaper, while vinyl and metal can be more expensive. |
Fence Height | Taller fences cost more as they require more materials. | $10 to $40 per linear foot | Standard height is 4-6 feet, higher fences cost more. |
Fence Material | Wood, vinyl, aluminum, steel, chain link, composite, etc. | $10 to $50+ per linear foot | Vinyl and metal are more durable, while wood is less expensive. |
Labor Costs | The cost for installation by professionals. | $30 to $60 per hour | Costs vary depending on location, complexity, and company. |
Post and Concrete | Posts are needed to secure the fence, and concrete may be used to keep them in place. | $5 to $15 per post | Quality materials and installation impact the price. |
Gate Installation | Additional costs for gates, either single or double, depending on size. | $150 to $600+ per gate | The cost depends on the material and size of the gate. |
Site Preparation | Clearing and leveling the land before installation can add to the total cost. | $0 to $2,000 | If the site is difficult to prepare, additional costs may apply. |
Permits | Local regulations may require permits, adding to the upfront costs. | $20 to $200+ | Costs vary by location and whether a permit is needed. |
Fence Style | Some styles, like picket or decorative, are more expensive due to design and complexity. | $15 to $50+ per linear foot | Custom designs and ornamental fences increase costs. |
Maintenance | Ongoing maintenance (e.g., painting, staining, or repairs). | $50 to $200+ annually | Long-term costs for wooden fences, in particular, to prevent decay. |