Fence Cost Guide for Central Kansas

It depends on the type of fence, the length, and your terrain. As a rough 2026 guide for Central Kansas, wood privacy fence runs about $30–$50 per linear foot installed, chain link around $12–$22, vinyl $35–$60, and agricultural wire fencing is far less per foot. The only way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate — we'll measure, talk through options, and put a written price in your hands. See our Fence Cost Guide for more detail.

Our installed price covers the materials, setting the posts (with concrete on corners, gates, and ends), all the hardware, labor, and cleanup with haul-off of the scraps. Gates, automation, and removal of an old fence are priced separately so you can see exactly what each piece costs. Everything is spelled out on your written estimate — no vague lump sums.

Because no two fence jobs are the same. Length, height, terrain, soil, the grade of material, the number of gates, and whether there's an old fence to pull all move the number. The ranges on our Cost Guide give you a realistic ballpark to budget with; your on-site estimate turns that into one firm, written price.

Yes. We never charge to come measure and quote your project, and there's no pressure to sign anything. We'd rather earn your business with an honest price and good work than push you into a decision. If the timing or budget isn't right, that's completely fine.

Tearing out and hauling off an old fence is its own line of work, so we price it separately and show it right on the estimate. If you'd rather remove it yourself to save a little, that's no problem — just let us know and we'll quote it both ways.

Probably not the cheapest, and we're upfront about that. We set posts deep, brace corners right, and use solid materials so your fence stands straight for decades instead of leaning after a couple of winters. We price fairly and stand behind the work with a 5-year warranty — that's where the value is.