Fence Cost Calculator

This prices a fence from the figures you enter rather than from a rate built into the page. One mode takes an installed price per linear foot, deducts the gate openings so they are not paid for twice, and adds gates, old fence removal and permit fees. The other works line by line, counting posts, panels and bags of concrete from the length and the post spacing and costing each at your own supplier prices, with labour by the foot and sales tax on materials. Fencing prices move by season and by market, so a local quote or a supplier list is what belongs in these boxes. Permits, staining, gate hardware, grading and hauling the old fence away are only in the total if you priced them.

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Units
Linear feet, or linear metres when metric is selected.
From a quote or a local supplier, materials and labour together. Per linear foot, or per linear metre when metric is selected.
Taken off the run so the gate openings are not paid for twice. Leave it blank for a 4 ft leaf.
Per linear foot, or per linear metre when metric is selected.
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Units
Linear feet, or linear metres when metric is selected.
Leave it blank for 8 ft, which is the spacing most timber and chain link fences are built at.
For pickets bought loose, work out what one section of them costs and use that.
A count, so it is the same number whichever units you picked. Price the bag you actually buy, which is usually 60 lb.
Taken off the run so the gate openings are not paid for twice. Leave it blank for a 4 ft leaf.
One for every corner and every change of direction. Count them off your sketch.
Per linear foot, or per linear metre when metric is selected. Leave at zero if you are building it yourself.
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