Horizontal Privacy Fence Cost Start at $36 Per Ft

Highlights

• The price of the fence includes materials and installation.
• The price applies only if the site is in good condition. If the site requires additional treatment, please request a separate quote.
•  the total length of the fence in feet is the main factor affecting the cost of your fence, try to measure it as accurately as possible.
• Soil Condition: If the ground is hard or rocky, more effort and specialized equipment may be needed to dig post holes, which could lead to additional costs.
• Terrain: Uneven or sloped terrain can make fence installation more challenging and therefore more costly.
• Obstructions: The presence of trees, large rocks, or any other obstructions along the fence line can increase the cost of installation as they might need to be removed or worked around.
• Access: If the area where the fence is to be installed is hard to reach, it might take more time and effort for the installation crew to carry materials to the site, which can also add to the labor cost.
• Local Regulations: Certain municipalities may require permits or have specific regulations about fence installation. These can include height restrictions, style limitations, or required distance from property lines. Any costs associated with meeting these regulations should be considered.

About This Product

• 1 in. x 6 in. x 16 ft. 2 Rough Pressure-Treated Board Southern Yellow Pine Lumber
• 1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft Rot Board
• Installation is a breeze with our 4″x4″ pressure-treated posts with concrete, placed approximately 4 ft. apart, ensuring secure and sturdy positioning of the fence panels.

Build yourself a HEAVY DUTY PRIVACY FENCE using our full 1″ thick 1x6x16′ rough pressure treated pine boards. Unlike regular dogeared boards that are only 1/2″ or 5/8″ thick and only have 2-3 boards running horizontally connecting to the posts, these boards are a full 1″ thick. You can butt them together horizontally 12 boards high for a 6′ privacy fence and stagger the lengths so that they don’t all meet together on the same post. This not only gives you a study fence, but a great looking one as well!