Wood Privacy Fence
The classic backyard fence. Cedar or pressure-treated pine pickets give you complete privacy, a clean finished look, and a natural feel that blends with any yard.
Best for: Privacy in backyards, pet containment, noise reduction, pool enclosures, and subdivisions with HOA-approved fencing.
Starting estimate: $18–$30 per linear foot installed (materials + labor). Final price confirmed on-site.
Kentucky Board Fence
Wide horizontal boards on sturdy posts give this fence its classic farmhouse look. Built for large properties, pastures, and homeowners who want that open, rural aesthetic.
Best for: Large lots, horse pastures, rural properties, perimeter fencing, and anyone wanting a farmhouse or countryside look.
Starting estimate: $16–$28 per linear foot installed. Final price confirmed on-site.
Split Rail Fence
Simple, rustic, and timeless. Split rail fencing uses rough-hewn wooden rails slotted into round posts for a natural look that defines borders without blocking views.
Best for: Property line definition, decorative landscaping borders, gardens, light livestock fencing, and open yard aesthetics.
Starting estimate: $12–$20 per linear foot installed. Final price confirmed on-site.
Chain Link Fence
Chain link is the workhorse of fencing — tough, low-maintenance, and cost-effective. Available in galvanized steel or vinyl-coated finishes in green, black, or brown.
Best for: Pet runs, side yard gates, playgrounds, perimeter security, large acreage, and anywhere you need functional fencing at a reasonable price.
Starting estimate: $10–$20 per linear foot installed. Final price confirmed on-site.
Aluminum / Metal Fence
Ornamental aluminum fencing gives you the elegance of wrought iron without the rust, maintenance, or weight. Beautiful, long-lasting, and available in powder-coated black or other colors.
Best for: Pool enclosures, front yards, decorative borders, upscale properties, and anyone wanting a high-end look with minimal upkeep.
Starting estimate: $25–$45 per linear foot installed. Final price confirmed on-site.
Fence Restoration
Restoration is a core part of what we do, especially for utilities. We restore and repair perimeter fencing at substations, laydown yards, and other utility and commercial sites: damaged chain link, leaning or loose posts, and gates that no longer close or lock right.
At home, not every tired fence needs to come out. We bring worn fences back to life by replacing broken or rotted boards and pickets, resetting leaning or loose posts, fixing sagging gates, and power washing and staining or sealing wood so it looks sharp again.
Best for: Utilities and commercial property managers who need site fencing brought back to shape, plus homeowners, home sellers, and HOAs.
Restoration is often cheaper than a full replacement. We'll look at your fence and tell you honestly whether repair makes sense or a new fence is the better call.
Jobsite Perimeter Fencing
We set up perimeter fencing for construction sites, general contractors, home builders, and utility laydown yards. Temporary chain link that stays up for the length of the job, permanent chain link for yards and lots, and gates so trucks and equipment can get in and out.
Best for: Construction sites, GCs, home builders, utility laydown yards, and storage lots that need a clear, controlled boundary.
Want eyes on the site too? Pair it with a monitored camera trailer from EleFence Security Division.