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PLACEHOLDER: two-man crew setting cedar privacy fence posts along a back property line on a Northland acreage, string line pulled tight, post auger on the trailer behind them, late afternoon light

We set posts that stay set.

Fence installation and repair in Smithville and the rest of the Northland. Wood privacy, picket, vinyl, chain link, ornamental steel and farm fence, dug and set by the same two crews every time.

Licensed and insured · 22 years in the Northland · Free on-site estimates

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123 Main St, Smithville, MO Serving Clay and Platte County Free on-site estimates

Fence styles

Seven kinds of fence, and honest advice about which one you want.

Most people call about privacy fence and end up somewhere else once they hear what it costs to maintain. We will walk the line with you, mark the corners, and tell you what your yard, your dog and your budget actually need.

PLACEHOLDER: finished six foot cedar board-on-board privacy fence running the length of a suburban back yard, dog-ear pickets, no gaps, grass right up to the bottom rail

Wood privacy

Cedar or treated pine, six or eight foot, board-on-board or dog-ear. Posts set in concrete below frost line, rails screwed and not nailed.

from $34 / ft

PLACEHOLDER: white painted scalloped picket fence with a matching arched gate across a front walk of an older two story house

Picket and scallop

Front-yard height, flat top or scalloped, with a gate that swings clear of the walk. Painted or left to grey out.

from $27 / ft

PLACEHOLDER: white vinyl PVC privacy fence panels along a driveway, clean rail caps, level top line across a slight grade

Vinyl and PVC

Nothing to stain, nothing to replace. Costs more up front and less every year after. Steel-reinforced bottom rail on any run over eight feet.

from $41 / ft

PLACEHOLDER: galvanized chain link fence around a back yard with a walk gate, top rail level, tension bands and a dog-tight bottom

Chain link

Galvanized or black vinyl-coated, four to six foot, with a bottom tension wire so nothing digs under. The cheapest fence that lasts.

from $19 / ft

PLACEHOLDER: black ornamental steel fence with flat-top pickets running along a pool deck, matching self-closing gate with latch at the top

Ornamental steel

Powder-coated aluminum or steel for pool code, with a self-closing gate and a latch out of a child's reach. Looks like wrought iron and does not rust like it.

from $46 / ft

PLACEHOLDER: woven wire farm fence with wood corner posts and a brace assembly running along a pasture edge, cattle in the background

Farm and field

Woven wire, barbed, high-tensile and corral panel. Braced corners done right, because a corner is the only part of a farm fence that ever fails.

by the job

PLACEHOLDER: close crop of a tape measure and a marking flag at a surveyed property corner pin, cedar pickets stacked on the grass behind

What it runs

Rough per-foot numbers, before anybody comes out.

  • Wood privacy, 6 ft cedarBoard-on-board, posts in concrete$34–$44 / ft
  • Wood privacy, 6 ft treated pineDog-ear picket, posts in concrete$27–$34 / ft
  • Vinyl privacy, 6 ftSteel-reinforced bottom rail$41–$52 / ft
  • Chain link, 4 ft galvanizedTop rail and bottom tension wire$19–$26 / ft
  • Ornamental steel, 4 ftPowder-coated, pool-code gate available$46–$62 / ft
  • Gate, single walk gateFrame, hinges, latch, hung and adjusted$285–$640

Grade, rock, tree roots and how far the truck can get to the line all move these numbers, which is why the estimate happens on your property and not over the phone. Old fence removal and haul-off runs about $6 a foot. We call Missouri One Call before we dig, every time, and we do not ask for money until the posts are set.

Recent jobs

Four fences from this spring.

Every one of these is a real yard within twenty minutes of the shop. Ask us for the address of any of them and we will tell you, because the neighbors are the reason we stay busy.

PLACEHOLDER: before and after pair of a sagging old fence and the same run rebuilt in cedar
Rebuild on an existing line, Smithville
PLACEHOLDER: long vinyl privacy run stepping down a sloped back yard with a level top line
Vinyl on a grade, Kearney
PLACEHOLDER: black ornamental steel pool fence with self-closing gate around an in-ground pool
Pool-code steel, Platte City
PLACEHOLDER: braced wood corner post assembly on a woven wire pasture fence
Pasture corner braces, Trimble
PLACEHOLDER: the owner in work clothes and a tool belt leaning on a post driver at the back of a fence trailer, dog in the truck bed behind him

The shop

Two crews, and one of them is the owner.

Owner name goes here started digging fence post holes for someone else in the summer of 2003 and bought his own auger the year after. It is still two crews of three, and he is on one of them most days, which is the only reason he can promise you the same fence twice.

We book about three weeks out from March to July and about a week out the rest of the year. If somebody tells you they can start tomorrow in April, ask who is actually going to be in your yard.

Owner name goes here, Smithville

Service area

Smithville, and about thirty minutes around it.

Shop

123 Main St
Smithville, MO 64089

Estimates happen at your place. The shop is a yard and a pole barn, so call before you stop by and somebody will be there to meet you.

Hours

  • Monday to Friday7 to 4
  • SaturdayBy appointment

We answer the phone through the evening in the spring. If it rings out, leave a message with your cross streets and roughly how many feet you are fencing.

Get in touch

(816) 555-0134

estimates@example.com

Towns we cover: Smithville, Kearney, Platte City, Liberty, Excelsior Springs, Gladstone, Parkville, Weston, Trimble, Plattsburg, Lathrop and the county roads in between.