Pricing Guide
We believe homeowners should have a general idea of pricing before reaching out. While every project is different, this page provides a realistic starting point and explains the factors that affect cost.
If you’re looking for ballpark numbers and clear expectations, you’re in the right place.
Fence Repair Prices
Fence repair pricing is based on the type of repair, materials required, and the condition of the existing fence. The pricing below reflects common wood fence repairs for standard 4-foot and 6-foot tall wood fences. Pricing for 4-foot and 6-foot repairs is the same.
Custom fence styles and manufactured fencing repairs may require individual quotes.
Repair Minimum
Minimum repair charge: $250
This includes labor and standard materials.
Wood Post Replacement
A common repair when a wood post is rotted, cracked, or leaning, but the adjacent fence sections are still in usable condition.
Replace one standard 8-foot treated 4x4 line post (not adjacent to a gate): $250
Each additional post replacement: $150 per post, up to a maximum of 10 posts
Haul away and disposal of old rotten posts and concrete plugs
If more than 10 posts need replacement, we typically recommend replacing the fence rather than continuing with repairs.
Manufactured Fences
(Vinyl & Aluminum)
For vinyl, aluminum, or other manufactured fencing:
Homeowners must provide manufacturer name and fence style before scheduling
Repairs depend on material availability and lead time
If manufacturer information is unavailable, we cannot perform repairs on manufactured fencing.
Please note: Manufactured fence repairs may not be an exact visual match due to weathering and fading over time.
Panel/Section Replacement
Used when wood fence posts are in good condition, but a panel or section is damaged.
Replace one panel/section (reuse existing posts): $350
Each additional section: $275 per section, up to a maximum of 10 sections
Haul away and disposal of the old damaged section
If more than 10 sections need replacement, a full fence replacement is usually the more practical option.
Custom Fence Styles
Repairs involving custom or decorative fence styles require individual pricing.
Examples include:
Gothic or decorative posts and pickets
Scalloped, arched, or rolling tops
Flat cap or lattice top fences
These styles require additional labor and materials that vary by design.
Wood Post & Panel Replacement
Required when both the post and the adjacent fence section are unusable.
Replace one wood post and one wood panel: $475
If multiple posts and panels require replacement, we will provide a custom quote or recommend replacing the fence if repairs are extensive.
When Repair May Not Make Sense
In cases where damage is widespread or structural issues affect a large portion of the fence, we may recommend a full replacement rather than continued repairs.
We’ll always explain why and help you understand your options.
Gate Repairs & Replacement Prices
Single Gate Replacement
When a gate no longer opens or closes properly, the hinge post typically needs to be replaced to ensure long-term performance.
Replace one single gate, including haul-away of the old gate
Includes replacement of hinge post with a 4x6 or 6x6 post
Cost: $975
Double Gate Replacement
Double gates are used to create wider access for trailers, mowers, or vehicles.
Replace double gate up to a 10-foot-wide opening
Includes haul-away of old gates
Both hinge posts replaced with 6x6 posts
Cost: $1,500
For openings wider than 10 feet, we recommend a welded metal frame gate. Pricing for wider or specialty gates is quoted individually.
New Fence Installation Prices
New fence installations are priced based on total scope and site conditions.
Minimum new fence installation: $3,000
This includes labor and materials.
Factors that affect new fence pricing include:
• Total linear footage
• Fence material and style
• Current material costs
• Gate quantity and size
• Access to the property
Projects with custom layouts, limited access, or complex conditions require an on-site evaluation.
We believe homeowners should have a realistic sense of pricing before reaching out. While every property and project is different, the ranges below reflect common fence styles and typical installed pricing based on recent projects.
All pricing shown is per linear foot and includes labor and standard materials.
Most Common Fence Styles & Price Ranges
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Standard aluminum fencing is available in black. Other color options are available but must be quoted individually and may add cost.
Aluminum fencing is available in 4-, 5-, and 6-foot heights.
Standard 3-Rail Aluminum Fence
$38–42 per linear foot installed (4-foot height)Spear Top Aluminum Fence
$40–44 per linear foot installed (4-foot height) -
Vinyl privacy fencing is available in white, brown, and grey at a 6-foot height.
Brown and grey options add additional cost
Vinyl fence pricing varies by manufacturer and availability
Vinyl Privacy Fence
$55–65 per linear foot installed -
For all new wood fence installations, we exclusively use cedar pickets. We’ve made this choice due to the inconsistent quality and reliability of currently available pressure-treated pickets. Cedar provides better durability, appearance, and long-term performance.
All new fence installations over 150 linear feet include one 4-foot walk gate. Additional walk gates or double drive gates are priced separately based on the project.
Standard Privacy Fence
$35–39 per linear foot installedPrivacy Fence with Flat Top Cap
$37–41 per linear foot installedShadow Box Privacy Fence
$42–47 per linear foot installedHorizontal Picket Fence
$35–40 per linear foot installedHorizontal Board-on-Board Fence
$42–47 per linear foot installedSpaced Picket Fence
(Most common for 4-foot tall fences)
$34–37 per linear foot installedKentucky Board (Horse Fence)
Available with wire, 3 or 4 board styles, and 4- or 5-foot heights
$30–34 per linear foot installedKentucky Board – Crossbuck Style
$32–37 per linear foot installedSplit Rail Fence
With or without wire
$27–32 per linear foot installed
Deck Steps, Railings & Small Deck Projects Prices
Deck-related projects vary widely based on design and materials, so pricing is handled on a job-by-job basis.
Pricing is influenced by:
Step design and height
Railing materials and layout
Existing structural conditions
Customization and finish selections
Because of the number of variables involved, we do not list standard pricing for deck steps or railings.
What Affects Pricing on Any Project
Across all services, pricing may be affected by:
Access to the work area
Limited access for equipment, parking restrictions, or overgrown landscaping can increase labor time.Overall site conditions
Existing or multiple old fences, large mature trees, narrow spaces between structures, or heavily landscaped areas may require additional labor and protection.Material availability and pricing
Material costs can fluctuate based on market conditions.Custom or non-standard work
Unique designs, specialty materials, or complex installations require individual pricing.
What We Don’t Price Online
Some projects need to be evaluated in person to ensure accuracy.
This includes:
Custom fence designs
Projects with difficult or restricted access
Complex repairs
Non-standard materials or layouts
Providing an accurate estimate upfront helps avoid surprises later.
A Note on Value
Our pricing reflects:
Proper post setting and installation methods
Permits and utility coordination
Quality materials
Professional workmanship
We focus on doing the job correctly the first time, not cutting corners to be the lowest price.
Ready to Talk Numbers?
If the pricing information above fits within your expectations, reach out to schedule an evaluation. We’ll review your project, answer questions, and provide a clear, straightforward estimate.
Call 937-830-1015 or submit a request and we’ll get back to you promptly.