
Installing a picket fence in 2025 can cost between $2,400 and $4,800 for a 100-linear-foot section, depending on location and materials. For construction professionals, understanding these costs is crucial for accurate project planning. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of costs and factors affecting pricing, ensuring your estimates are precise and competitive.
Accurate estimates are essential for maintaining profit margins and winning bids. Variations in estimates can lead to lost jobs or reduced profits. CountBricks provides real-time data and AI-driven estimates to ensure your numbers are always current and reliable.
Here's a typical cost breakdown for a 100-linear-foot picket fence:
These figures provide a realistic starting point, with adjustments made for specific project conditions.
Material selection significantly impacts cost:
Choosing the right material can optimize costs and meet client preferences.
Several factors affect labor costs:
CountBricks' AI captures these details to provide precise labor estimates.
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CountBricks ensures your estimates are accurate and professional.
Optimize your projects with these strategies:
These strategies help reduce costs and improve efficiency.
Accurate estimates empower confident decisions. Create your free CountBricks account and start optimizing your picket fence projects today.

A recent project involved installing 92 feet of cedar picket fencing around a 1940s bungalow near the ocean. Challenges included salt air, tight access, and historical guidelines. CountBricks provided solutions to keep the project on track.
The proposal was within 1.2% of actual spend, impressing the homeowner and protecting contractor margins.
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