All For You FencingAngier, NC · Since 2020

A straight answer

What does a new fence cost around Raleigh?

Most fence companies just say “it depends, call us.” It does depend — on the material, the length and the lay of your yard — but we'd rather you walked into a quote with a real sense of where you stand. Every estimate and site visit is free and no-obligation, and homeowners repeatedly call our pricing reasonable. We also sell fence materials directly if you're tackling part of the project yourself.

Repairs & gate work

priced by the job

Resetting a leaning post, replacing broken pickets, fixing a storm-damaged section or getting a sagging gate to close right. Often the fastest, most cost-effective way to get a boundary back in shape — quoted by what the fix actually needs.

Chain-link & farm fencing

budget-friendly per foot

Galvanized or coated chain-link and post-and-rail farm fencing are the value options for enclosing a yard, pasture or acreage. Priced mainly by the length of the run and the number of gates and corners.

Wood & vinyl privacy

the most popular choice

A solid wood or vinyl privacy fence — the go-to for backyards and HOA neighborhoods. Cost is driven by material (pressure-treated pine, cedar or vinyl), height, length, gates and whether an old fence needs hauling away first.

Aluminum & full-yard projects

quoted per project

Ornamental aluminum, pool-safety fencing and larger multi-side or commercial projects, sized to the lot and the setback rules. The widest range — we itemize the estimate clearly so you can see where the money goes and phase it if you'd like.

What moves the price

  • The material you choose — pressure-treated pine, cedar, vinyl, aluminum, chain-link or farm rail.
  • The height and total length of the fence line, and how many corners it turns.
  • The number and type of gates — walk-through, drive, or automatic.
  • Whether an existing fence needs removing and hauling away first.
  • Ground conditions and access — grade, roots, rock and how the crew can reach the line.

The only way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate. Nate will walk the line, talk through the material options, and put a clear, itemized quote to it — no obligation, no pressure. Financing is available through our partner Enhancify, and we offer our own plan too: 50% at installation and the balance over six monthly payments.

Get a real figure.

Every site visit and itemized estimate is free and no-obligation. Tell us about the job and Nate will put a clear price to it — and we offer financing.