Fence Cost Calculator
Find your home, trace where the fence goes, and pick a style. You'll get a rough price in seconds, including a check of the soil at your address. Then send it to Cody for an official quote.
1. Find your property & draw the fence
Enter your total fence length below and we'll price your fence, or call (720) 537-0020 and Cody will measure it for you.
Drag any point to adjust it. Right-click (or long-press) a point to delete it.
Soil at this address
Enter your address to check the soil
We look up USDA soil maps for bedrock and clay, which affect how posts are set.
Slope along your fence line
Draw your fence to check the slope
We read USGS elevation along the line you draw so Cody can plan for it. We don't charge extra for slopes.
4. Get your official quote
Send this estimate and your drawing straight to Cody. He'll reach out within 24 hours to set up a free on-site visit.
Fence Cost Calculator FAQ
How accurate is the online fence estimate?+
It's a rough estimate based on the length you draw, the fence type, current material prices and the soil at your address. Most final quotes land within the range shown. Cody confirms measurements, grade, access and soil at a free on-site visit before giving an official quote.
How is the price calculated?+
The calculator counts the posts, rails, pickets or panels, concrete and gate hardware your fence needs and prices them at current material costs. Labor is priced to match the material cost. If you are replacing a fence, removal is added as a starting price of $350 per trailer load (one load minimum), based on the length and type of the old fence. Cody confirms removal on site.
Why does the soil at my address matter?+
Every fence post goes about 3 feet into the ground. Where bedrock or claystone sits close to the surface, which is common in the foothills and parts of Boulder County, post holes need a rock auger or breaker. The calculator checks USDA soil maps for your address and adds equipment rental and a rocky-ground adjustment when bedrock is shallow.
Does a slope change the price?+
It doesn't with Blu Bear Stone. This is Colorado, and almost every yard has some slope, so we don't charge extra for it. The calculator still reads USGS elevation along the line you draw and shows the grade, so Cody can plan stepped or racked sections before he visits.
Do material prices change?+
Yes, and right now they're rising. Tariffs and supply costs are pushing lumber, steel and vinyl prices up, so the calculator adds a 10% allowance to prices last updated October 2026. Your official quote uses current supplier pricing at the time you book.
Does the estimate include permits or HOA approval?+
No. Many Denver-area cities require a permit for fences over a certain height, and many HOAs require approval of style and color. Cody can help you figure out what your city and HOA need.