Free Fence Cost Estimator
Get a quick preliminary materials and installation estimate based on your fence type, style, size, and project details — then connect with a local installer when you're ready.
Free and no account required. Estimates are a preliminary planning tool, not a binding contractor quote.
How the estimator works
Choose your fence
Pick a material and style — Vinyl, Wood, Ornamental, or Chain Link.
Enter your project
Add your linear footage, height, and gates — or measure your property by satellite where available.
See your estimate
Get a detailed materials estimate, and a materials + installation total, in seconds.
Then, when you're ready: connect with a local installer to confirm final pricing.
Fence types supported
Vinyl
Low-maintenance privacy and picket styles.
Wood
Stockade, board, picket, and split-rail styles.
Ornamental
Aluminum or steel, for a decorative metal look.
Chain Link
Galvanized or black, a durable budget option.
What you get
- Preliminary materials estimate, shown as a price range
- Itemized materials breakdown — posts, panels, fittings, gates, and more
- Combined materials + installation cost estimate
- Satellite property measurement, when available
- Referral to connect with a local installer for a final quote
Serving Massachusetts, including the North Shore
Planning a fence in a North Shore town like Danvers, Beverly, Peabody, Salem, Gloucester, Ipswich, Newburyport, or Boxford? See what typically affects fence cost in the area and get your own free estimate.
FAQ
- Is this a binding quote?
- No. It's a preliminary planning estimate based on retail catalog pricing and the details you enter — not a binding contractor quote, and not a property survey.
- Does Stima install fences?
- No — Stima is a free estimating tool. If you'd like installation help, you can optionally share your project with a participating local installer after you see your estimate.
- What affects my fence cost?
- Material, linear feet, height, and gates all drive materials cost directly. Installation is priced per physical post installed, so post count (driven by corners and spacing) matters too.