Fence material guide

Pressure-treated wood fence cost and planning guide

Pressure-treated wood fencing uses a baseline planning range of $18-$44 per linear foot, with a midpoint near $29. Site conditions and contractor scope determine the installed quote.

Cost at a glance

CasePer foot100-foot example
Lower$18$1800
Midpoint$29$2900
Higher$44$4400

Calculate a pressure-treated wood fence estimate

Start with this material selected, adjust length, height, gates, grade, and access, then move the details into the map estimator when you want a property-specific layout.

Fence cost calculator

Your national planning estimate updates immediately as you change the fence details. Request the local project report when you want reviewed local pricing and an organized summary for contractor review.

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Basic fence specs

Gates

Add each installed gate separately. Its standard opening replaces that portion of the fence length.

Walk gate$449 each
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Double gate$848 each
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Drive gate$1,316 each
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Advanced fence conditions
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Fence planning estimate

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Get your localized planning price

The fence range above uses the national published baseline. Submit the project once to reveal the central planning price, apply reviewed local factors, and organize the scope for follow-up.

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Maintenance and lifespan

Expected maintenance is moderate. Product grade, finish, drainage, exposure, post construction, and local climate all affect service life.

What to include in contractor comparisons

Compare the same footage, height, product specification, posts, footings, gates, demolition, finish, permits, cleanup, warranty, and exclusions.