What Columbus Residents Should Know Before A Fence Project
Fence pricing swings a lot by material, length, and terrain — a wood picket fence and a full metal perimeter aren't priced anywhere near the same. Here's what moves the price, and how to compare quotes without guessing.
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What Drives Fencing Cost
Material is the single biggest factor — wood, vinyl, chain-link, and metal all price very differently, and gate hardware adds its own cost. Length and terrain matter too: a fence running along a slope or through trees costs more to install than a flat, clear line, and post depth can change with local frost and soil conditions. A fence pro usually needs to walk the property line before giving a firm number.
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What To Ask A Fence Pro Before You Hire
Ask what's included in the installed price: post depth and setting method, gate hardware, and who handles locating property lines and utility markouts. Ask about the warranty on materials and labor, and whether removal and haul-away of an old fence is part of the quote. Quotes that look far apart are often including different scope.
What To Expect, Start To Finish
Most fence installs run from a property walk-through and layout through post setting, panel or rail installation, and gate hanging, with a final walkthrough at the end. Simple runs can be finished in a day or two; longer perimeters and full replacements take longer. Your contractor should confirm the schedule before work starts.
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