Fence questions, answered straight.
The things homeowners actually ask before they sign, without the sales gloss.
Before you sign.
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How much does a fence cost in Tulsa?
Most residential cedar privacy fences run about $28 to $45 per linear foot installed, ornamental steel $32 to $55, vinyl $30 to $50, and chain link $12 to $22. Use the estimator on our estimate page for a range on your exact footage, then we confirm the number on site.
Do you handle the HOA approval and permit?
Yes. We prepare the HOA architectural submission and pull the city or county permit as part of the job, so setbacks, height limits and approved colors are handled before we set a post.
How long does an install take?
A typical back-yard fence is set and hung in two to three days once posts have cured. We give you a real timeline at the walkthrough, not a guess.
What warranty do you offer?
Every install carries a 1-year workmanship warranty. Manufacturer warranties on steel, vinyl and hardware run longer and we register them for you.
Do you repair existing fences?
We do. Leaning posts, blown-down panels, sagging gates and storm damage are our bread and butter, and most single-panel repairs are handled in one visit.
How far apart do you set posts?
Standard spacing is six to eight feet on center depending on the material and wind exposure, with every post set in concrete below the frost line. We tighten spacing on tall privacy runs and exposed corners.
Can you match or tie into my existing fence?
Usually, yes. At the walkthrough we check the existing post spacing, height and material so a new run ties in cleanly instead of looking bolted on.
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