Free tool
Wood Fence Cost Calculator
Estimate the installed cost of a pine, cedar, or redwood fence by length, height, and gates. Uses typical 2026 U.S. prices per linear foot.
How to use the Wood Fence Cost Calculator
- Measure and enter the total length of fence in feet.
- Pick the wood type and height, and enter the number of gates.
- Check the box if an old fence must be removed, then read your estimate.
Wood fence cost per foot (installed, 6 ft)
| Wood | Cost per linear foot |
|---|---|
| Pressure-treated pine | $20 to $35 |
| Cedar | $33 to $53 |
| Redwood | $40 to $65 |
A 4-foot fence usually costs about a quarter less, and an 8-foot fence about a third more. Gates often add $250 to $600 each.
Tips to save
- Get quotes in late fall or winter, when installers are less busy.
- Split the cost with neighbors on shared fence lines.
- Pick a simple style. Decorative tops and lattice cost more.
Want to know your property size? Try our lot size to acres calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a wood fence cost per foot?
Most installed wood fences cost about $20 to $35 per foot for pressure-treated pine, $33 to $53 for cedar, and $40 to $65 for redwood, for a standard 6-foot privacy fence.
How much does a 150-foot wood fence cost?
A 150-foot, 6-foot pine privacy fence usually costs about $3,000 to $5,250, plus gates. Cedar would be about $4,950 to $7,950.
Do I need a permit for a fence?
Many towns require a permit, and HOAs often have their own rules on height and style. Call 811 before digging so buried utility lines can be marked for free.