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Job, spec, footage, total — the same four things that show up on your own estimate. These are recent installs around Erie County, with the number that went on the paperwork.

Job, spec, footage, total.

The same information you'll get on your estimate.

Millcreek Township

6′ dog-ear cedar privacy — 140 LF 2 gates, chain link hauled off

$5,145

Harborcreek

4′ black aluminum ornamental — 96 LF, pool-code gate

$4,680

Fairview

6′ vinyl privacy — 88 LF, 1 walk gate

$3,890

Girard

4′ galvanized chain link — 205 LF, 2 walk gates

$3,120

North East

3-rail split rail with wire mesh — 310 LF

$3,410

How to read these numbers.

Each total is the whole job, not a per-foot rate with the hard parts left off the bottom of the page.

  1. 01

    Footage is measured, not paced.

    Every post is pulled to a string line before the concrete goes in, and the run is measured the same way. The LF on each job above is the measured number.

  2. 02

    Gates are their own line.

    A walk gate and a double gate cost different money, so each one is named on the estimate instead of being buried in the footage.

  3. 03

    Tear-out is inside the total.

    Where an old fence came out — the chain link on the Millcreek job — pulling it, filling the holes and hauling it off is a line item, not a surprise at the end.

  4. 04

    Posts go 3 feet down on all of them.

    Below the Erie frost line, set in concrete. That is the standard on the cheapest job on this page and the most expensive one.

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