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Chain Link Fencing

14 years ago

Ok, I have no idea if this is the right place to post this, if not, feel free to redirect me :-)

I am looking to install chain link fencing around my back yard. I'm looking at 307 feet with one 10 ft. drive gate and one 4ft walk gate. The fence will be 4 ft. high.

I am wondering if anyone knows a guestimate about what a good price for someone to install this would be. I know it may vary by location and the terrain (My back yard it flat, there is one small slope, where the least amount of fencing will go, maybe 36 feet worth)

Any information would be appreciated, thanks

Melissa

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johanna_h
14 years ago
Five years ago I had chain link installed. It's the coated kind, mostly flat ground, two 10-12 foot double-door gates. It cost about $10 a running foot. That's not cheap, if you go for the plain silver you'll get it better, but I wanted it to disappear as much as possible! I'm sure my country neighbors thought I was crazy, but I have two suburban dogs who don't understand horses and cows and I didn't want to wind up owing a neighbor to replace one!!!!

--Johanna

Here is a link that might be useful: My place: Busy Solitude Farm
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