Wood Fence Materials in Central Kansas

Both work well here — it comes down to budget and how long you want it to look new. Western red cedar resists rot, cupping, and insects naturally and holds its color and shape longer, so it's our pick for privacy and decorative fence. Treated pine is pressure-treated against decay and costs less per picket, making it a smart value for perimeter, paddock, and budget runs. Tell us your project and we'll recommend the right one.

Both. River Creek Fence started as an installer and now supplies cedar and treated-pine pickets, posts, rails, and 2x4s to Central Kansas homeowners, farms, and builders. You can buy material from us for a DIY project, or have us install it with our full 5-year workmanship warranty — whichever fits.

Either one. You're welcome to pick up at our Haven yard, or we'll deliver locally across Reno County and the Hutchinson–Wichita corridor. We stack and count everything so you've got the full picket, post, and rail count when you're ready to build.

We stock and source the standard wood-fence parts — pickets in common widths and 6- and 8-foot heights, line and corner posts sized for the run, and full-dimension 2x4 rails plus gate lumber. Tell us your height and style and we'll spec the exact sizes and quantities your project needs.

Materials only, a standard 6-foot wood fence generally runs about $3–$9 per linear foot — treated pine on the low end, western red cedar higher — depending on grade, post spacing, and rail count. Set and installed, that lands in the $20–$50 per-foot range from our cost guide. Send your footage for a firm materials list.

Deep enough to sit below the frost line and resist our freeze-thaw heave and hard wind — generally well past two feet, set in concrete. We size posts and depth for every project, and even if you're building it yourself we'll walk you through it and remind you to call the Kansas 811 utility locate before you dig.