Cedar Privacy
Six-foot dog-ear or board-on-board. Western red cedar, no green treated pine unless you ask for it.
From $28/ft
See specs & pricingFence types.
Wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, farm and commercial. Same crew and the same install standards whichever one you pick. The difference is what it costs, how much upkeep it wants and what it looks like in ten years.
- Posts set 3 ft in concrete
- Free on-site estimates
- Licensed & insured in PA
- Residential & commercial
Six kinds of fence, installed properly.
Every number on this page is a starting point for a straightforward run on flat ground. Gates, tear-out and hard digging are their own line items on the estimate, so you can see what each one costs instead of finding it in a total.
Vinyl
White or tan privacy panels in a steel-reinforced bottom rail. Nothing to stain, nothing to replace.
From $36/ft
See specs & pricingChain Link
Galvanized or black vinyl-coated, 4 to 6 foot. The cheapest way to close a yard, done right.
From $14/ft
See specs & pricingAluminum & Ornamental
Powder-coated black pickets, pool-code spacing available. Looks like wrought iron, doesn't rust like it.
From $42/ft
See specs & pricingFarm & Field
Woven wire, high-tensile, split rail and board fence. Line runs measured off the deed, not off the tree line.
From $9/ft
See specs & pricingCommercial & Multi-Family
Dumpster enclosures, ball fields, security fence and access gates. Scheduled around your operation.
Quoted per job
See specs & pricingPicking between them
Most people are choosing on three things, in this order.
- Do you need to not see through it? That narrows it to cedar privacy or vinyl. Everything else on this page is a boundary, not a screen.
- How much do you want to do to it later? Vinyl and aluminum get washed off. Cedar can be stained or left to grey. Chain link and farm fence want nothing.
- What is the budget per foot? The spread between the cheapest and the most expensive option here is roughly five to one, so the material decision usually settles the number before the footage does.
If a yard wants two answers — privacy along the neighbours, something open across the back — we will quote it that way. It is a common layout and it is not a problem.
What goes in on every job
None of this changes with the material, and none of it is an upgrade line on our estimates.
- Posts go 3 feet down, below the Erie frost line, set in concrete
- Every post pulled to a string line before the concrete goes in
- Gates hung square, braced diagonally, self-closing hinges on anything near a pool
- PA One Call before every dig
- Old fence torn out and hauled off when that is part of the job
Measuring is the owner's job, not a salesman's. You get a line-item estimate — footage, materials, gates, tear-out, total — and it is good for 30 days.
Tell us what you are fencing.
Free on-site estimate, usually the same week. No deposit to get a number, and you do not have to have picked a material before you call.
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