A wood privacy fences could cost an average about $15–$50 per linear foot installed, including materials and labor, for a standard 6-foot height. Prices still may vary by wood type (like cedar is pricier at $25–$30), yard size, terrain, and location. A 100-foot fence might total an average fence price of $1,500–$3,000. Get free quotes on-site for an accurate estimates based on your property.

It depends on the situation of the property, like soil type if there is an obstacle, for a chain link fence it takes about 1-3 days for a 100-200 foot section. There would be a need for preparation that involves digging post, setting the posts, and stretching mesh. Aside from that are weather delays that can add time.

Wood offers a natural look and affordability for a minimum of $15 per foot but then it needs staining every 2–3 years. Vinyl costs more upfront of about $25 per foot minimum, yet this type of fence lasts 30+ years with very low maintenance. It is better to pick a wood for budget and style; vinyl for its durability especially during wet or cold climates. Consider your yard size and lifestyle, then reach out to us.

Myth: That any fence can automatically boosts its home resale value. Fact: Fences can add its 5–10% value if they enhance their property’s privacy and curb appeal, like a stylish wood or a custom fence designs. Poorly built fences or mismatched ones may diminish it though. Start to focus on quality materials and compliance with HOA rules to maximize ROI—consult a surveyor first for your area, if needed.

Yes, if it is a simple straight fences, DIY under 100 feet using pre-made panels. But to avoid costly errors, hiring a professional fence company is better. Expect what is needed, rent a post hole digger, level posts precisely, and follow the right codes.