If you are looking for a residential fence that will provide the security and protection you need for an affordable price, one of the cheapest options you have is the chain link fence. Though it is not the most aesthetically pleasing kind of fencing and is often used in schools and farms, it is a cost-efficient option that will do the job.

The costs to install a residential fence depend on what materials you want to use and the scale of the fencing project. The location particularly in the higher or rocky areas could add to the overall price of the installation. On average, homeowners could expect installation costs to range from $1,000 to $10,000.

If you want to receive a free estimate from us, please call Fencing City today.

Like other house construction projects, installing a brand new fence should be left to the hands of a professional fencing company. If you need fence installation or need fencing repair services, Fencing City can be reached via phone or email.

The cost for fencing material comes down to the option you choose. Here are some of the most common and inexpensive fencing options we can provide are the wood fence, chain link fence, or vinyl fence.

Yes. We can discuss the specifics and estimates of the project during our appointment.

Normally, the regulation when it comes to residential fence height is a maximum of 6’. Checking the local building codes department to make sure your plans are acceptable is highly advised. You might also need to inquire with your Homeowners Association to avoid hurdles and penalties.

When you decide to call Fencing City, we always encourage our potential new customers to schedule an appointment to meet with our fence builders in person to discuss the requirements of the project. But if you have questions, our customer support would be happy to provide information and directions over the phone.

In most cases, it is not necessary for our customers to be present during the installation of the fence. We will communicate the exact plan beforehand and send specialists to your home. However, if you have other concerns or want to be onsite, you are free to stay.