A new 150-foot wood fence usually costs about $4,150 to $7,150 installed. Chain link is the cheapest option, and vinyl and aluminum cost more but need less upkeep. Adjust the details below for your home, or type in a quote to see if it’s fair.
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Average installed prices in the US, including materials and labor. Big, expensive metros often run about 25% higher, and smaller towns about 13% lower.
| Project | Typical installed price |
|---|---|
| 150 ft chain link | $2,650–$4,900 |
| 150 ft wood | $4,150–$7,150 |
| 150 ft vinyl | $5,200–$9,100 |
| 150 ft aluminum | $5,650–$10,150 |
| 250 ft wood | $6,650–$11,650 |
These are planning estimates, not bids. Always get at least two or three written, itemized quotes.
Typical installed prices for a mid-grade job in the US, including materials and labor. Your area, your home, and the season can move a real quote 20–40% either way.
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Material costs move every season. Treat these as a sanity check, and always get a written quote before work starts.