Before you send it
How much does a fence cost in Seneca?
Most fences here are priced by the foot, installed. Six-foot wood privacy runs about $22–34 a foot, 4 ft chain link $13–19, 4 ft aluminum $30–42 and vinyl privacy $30–44. Gates, taking out an old fence and a sloped line add to that, and jobs start at $1,200. The cost guide shows the math.
Does someone have to call 811 before the posts go in?
Yes. South Carolina’s dig law counts augering and driving posts as digging, and SC811 needs notice at least three full working days ahead, not counting the day you call. The only exception is a homeowner with hand tools going less than 12 inches deep, which a fence post never is. We file the locate for every job we build.
How long does a fence take to put in?
Most yards take one to three days on site. The SC811 locate needs three full working days first, and posts set in concrete cure before panels go on. Installs are usually booked two to four weeks out.
Fences we build
Five kinds of fence, each with its own page on materials, posts and what moves the price.
Need one fixed instead? Repairs, new gates and storm damage.
Chain link$13–19 a foot, 4 ft. Galvanized or black.
Wood privacy$22–34 a foot, 6 ft. The fence most yards here get.
Aluminum$30–42 a foot, 4 ft. The lake and pool fence.
Vinyl$30–44 a foot, 6 ft. No paint, no stain.
Farm and horseBoard $12–22 a foot, 4 to 5 ft. Woven wire from $5 a foot.
Ready when you are
The estimator is at the top of this page. Or skip it: call or text a photo of the fence line and we’ll take it from there.
Jobs start at $1,200. Most yards run 150 to 200 feet.