Include every run and gate.
Enter fence lengths and gate openings. Shared corners count once, and pickets stay out of gate openings.
FENCE MATERIAL & COST CALCULATOR
Estimate your fence
materials. Find
an installer.
Count posts, pickets and rails. Build a material estimate using prices you enter, then check a company reference for a direct conversation.
Free calculator · No signup · Your measurements, your budget
Use observed supplier reference prices or enter your own. The company reference list is limited to an Atlanta-region resource; exact ZIP coverage must be confirmed directly.
1 Enter your location & fence plan2 Get an itemized materials list3 Check installer contact options
SEPARATE CALCULATOR EXAMPLE — NOT THE PHOTO
A 16 ft straight fence run
Two 8 ft bays, 5.5 in pickets with no gaps, three rails per bay and no extra pickets. This arithmetic example does not describe the fence pictured above.
3posts
36pickets
6rails
FROM MEASUREMENTS TO A SHOPPING LIST
Plan the materials. Then price the work.
See quantities and missing prices.
Get posts, pickets, rails and optional concrete. Add supplier quotes by item; unverified prices stay unknown.
Take a clear plan to a specialist.
Review available regional contacts and prepare a project summary. Installation is quoted separately by the company.
PRACTICAL FENCE GUIDES
Get the details right before buying.
Count fence posts without doubling the corners
Dividing total footage by spacing misses the shape of the fence. Start by naming the posts where runs begin, end, turn or meet a gate.
Read the guide ↗Put gate openings into the fence plan
A gate replaces a section of fence, but it does not eliminate the posts and hardware that support it. Give it its own segment.
Read the guide ↗Pickets, rails and panels are different shopping lists
A nominal board name is not a coverage measurement. Pick the construction approach before turning fence footage into purchase quantities.
Read the guide ↗