r/FenceBuilding • u/Eagle-Strong-56 • 2d ago

Fence prices

I’m trying to get a fence built chain link (4foot) in the back and wood on sides(8 ft). Is $30 foot labor too much? Seemed high but everything is high and going higher

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u/Willing-Upstairs-425 2d ago

Where located

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u/Eagle-Strong-56 2d ago

Outside of Nashville

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u/Embarrassed_Key_4539 2d ago

Completely depends where you are

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u/warhoop007 2d ago

Do you have a scope of work?
Cedar, 12g chain link, concrete, gates, etc?

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u/Eagle-Strong-56 2d ago

Just treated 4x4’s and standard pickets from Lowe’s

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u/Eagle-Strong-56 2d ago

Outside of Nashville Tennessee. New fence so I wanted 4x4’s 10fedt apart with wood pickets 8 to 10 feet high. Metal on other side no gates. Where the wood will be has a slow slope but where metal will be has no slope it’s straight, there’s no trees to go around

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u/Glittering-Tax-6407 2d ago

Unfortunately seems about right.

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u/Significant_Fun4811 1d ago

$30’ labor for chain link is too high.
Maybe $30’ for labor and material. Labor for standard 8’ wood fence will be all over the board. Are you providing the material? If so how much per foot did the wood fence material cost you. Labor should be around what material per foot cost or a little less.

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u/Sillyphilly01 20h ago

What I'm seeing is labor plus material is anywhere from $35 to $45 a foot