Fruitville Wood Fence Installation Costs: A Complete Breakdown

Installing a wood fence in Fruitville is a significant investment, with costs influenced by material, design, labor, and location. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of what you can expect to pay in 2025, plus the factors that most affect your budget.

Average Cost Overview

• National Average Total Cost:
  $3,200 – $4,500 for a typical residential project.
• Typical Range:
  $1,900 – $7,000, but can be as low as $800 or as high as $15,000+ for large or complex installations.
• Cost Per Linear Foot (Installed):
  $15 – $50 per linear foot for most standard wood fences, including both materials and labor.

Cost Breakdown by Linear Foot

Fence Type/Material	Materials Only (per foot)	Installed (per foot)
Basic Pine (untreated)	$3 – $10	$10 – $35
Pressure-Treated Pine	$10 – $30	$20 – $45
Cedar	$5 – $12	$15 – $40
Redwood (low-grade)	$10 – $20	$20 – $50
Redwood (high-grade)	$35 – $60	$70 – $120
Cypress	$13 – $22	$27 – $43
Spruce	$11 – $17	$22 – $35
Western Red Cedar (high-grade)	$22 – $45	$45 – $90
Composite	$20 – $35	$55 – $85
Ranch/Split Rail	$3 – $6	$8 – $16
Picket	$3 – $8	$10 – $18
Privacy (standard)	$7 – $17	$17 – $37

*Privacy fences and high-end woods cost more due to greater material needs and complexity.

Total Project Cost by Fence Length

Fence Length	Average Installed Cost
50 ft	$1,000 – $2,5006
100 ft	$2,000 – $5,0006
150 ft	$3,000 – $7,5006
200 ft	$4,000 – $10,00063
300 ft	$6,000 – $15,0006

Labor vs. Materials

• Materials: $6 – $30 per linear foot, depending on wood type and fence style.
• Labor: $8 – $23 per linear foot, often accounting for 50% or more of the total cost.
• DIY Savings: Installing the fence yourself can cut total costs by up to half, but requires significant time and expertise.

Additional Cost Factors

• Height: Fences taller than 6 feet typically cost 20–30% more.
• Gates: Gates cost about twice as much as an equivalent length of fencing.
• Terrain: Sloped or rocky ground, tree/obstacle removal, and grading increase labor costs.
• Permits & HOA Fees: Vary by location; always check local requirements.
• Custom Features: Decorative post caps, staining/sealing, and custom designs add to the final bill.
• Region: Prices are higher in areas with increased labor/material costs or high demand.

Cost by Region (Sample Averages)

State	Average Cost Range
California	$2,500 – $8,000
Texas	$2,000 – $6,500
Florida	$1,800 – $6,000
New York	$3,000 – $9,000
Illinois	$2,200 – $7,000

Summary Table: Key Cost Ranges

Category	Cost Range (per linear foot)
Materials	$6 – $30
Labor	$8 – $23
Total (Installed)	$15 – $50

What’s Included in the Price?

• Materials: Fence boards, posts, rails, fasteners, and concrete for posts.
• Labor: Site prep, post digging, setting posts, panel/picket installation, and cleanup.
• Equipment: Rental or use of augers, saws, and other tools may be factored in.
• Supplies: Fasteners, connectors, and other consumables.

Typical Extras (Not Always Included)

• Gates (charged separately)
• Decorative features (caps, lattice, etc.)
• Staining or sealing
• Old fence removal
• Land grading or tree removal
• Permit fees

Key Takeaways

• Average installed cost: $15–$50 per linear foot, or $3,000–$7,000 for a typical 150–200 ft fence.
• Material and style choices (cedar, pine, redwood, privacy vs. picket) have the biggest impact on price.
• Labor is a major cost driver, but DIY can save up to 50% if you have the skills and tools.
• Budget for extras like gates, permits, and finishing for a complete estimate.

In summary:
Expect to pay $15–$50 per linear foot for a professionally installed wood fence in Fruitville, with total costs for most homes falling between $3,000 and $7,000. Costs vary by wood type, fence style, project size, and local factors. Always get multiple quotes and factor in extras for the most accurate budget.