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Costs will vary widely depending on the style of fence to be constructed, special conditions related to the terrain, number of gates, and the current cost of materials. As with any project of this magnitude, the price really should be estimated for your unique situation. Give your local Beavercreek wood fence contractors at Infinity Construction Services today to set one up. It’s quick and painless and you’ll be able to have a solid idea how much you’ll be looking to spend.

The main savings you will experience as a DIYer is on labor, and this can be significant. But if you don’t have experience, doing the job yourself can cost you. Not to mention your time is worth something, and building a fence yourself will probably take quite a bit longer than having our crew take care of you. A contractor may also be able to find materials more inexpensive than you can. In short, you will likely save some money doing it yourself, but you should count the cost before you start. Consider getting an estimate so you’ll be able to make a fully informed decision.

If your property is all on relatively level ground and you can find fence panels that work for your style, going with the pre-built option can be a good choice to get your fence up quickly and looking great. If you need more of a custom approach, building your own panels or using a panel-free approach is the way to go.

For slats, cedar is the most popular choice in the Beavercreek area. Cedar or pressure treated fir should be used for the posts, and those should ideally be put into the ground with concrete to ensure security and longevity.

In a straightforward way, a privacy fence is a fence that provides not only division but obstruction of the view. Typically a privacy fence will be at least 6 feet high and will feature a closed design with wood slats, sometimes arranged in multiple layers to more completely block visibility.

That depends on the feel you are looking for. Many modern residential fences are approximately 6 feet high for privacy, especially in the backyard. In the front, shorter fences (between 3 and 5 feet) will give a more inviting feel while still sectioning off your space.