Cedar privacy, 6 ft
Warm natural wood that weathers to silver.
- Dog-ear cedar pickets on three rails
- Posts set in concrete and capped against rot
- Hot-dip galvanized fasteners
- Priced per foot
Your Yard, with Fencing.
6 ft privacy fence in cedar or vinyl, posts set in concrete. Enter your length and see your price in a minute.
Price my fence6 ft cedar privacy: dog-ear pickets on three rails, posts in concrete
Warm natural wood, the classic privacy fence. Your yard becomes your own space. – installed, posts set in concrete.
Bright white that never needs paint or stain, with the manufacturer’s transferable limited lifetime warranty. – installed, posts set in concrete.
Privacy fencing
A fence that stays straight
Every post set in concrete, every gate hung square. Tell us the length and material; your line is confirmed with you before anything is built.
6 fttall privacy fence
2materials: cedar or white vinyl
3–5 ftmatching gates, hinges and latch included
The fences
Two fences, matching gates
Both fences are 6 ft privacy fences with posts set in concrete. Pick the look; your contractor builds either one the same careful way.
Vinyl privacy, 6 ft
Catalyst Emblem white vinyl, made in the USA.
- Manufacturer’s transferable limited lifetime warranty
- Posts set in concrete
- Never needs paint or stain
- Priced per foot
Gates
A gate that matches your fence.
- Cedar gate on a steel Adjust-A-Gate frame so it stays square
- Emblem vinyl gate, 3 to 5 ft wide, on aluminum-reinforced posts
- Hinges and latch included
Pricing
Price your fence
Enter your length, pick cedar or vinyl, and add gates. Your price updates as you go.
How it works
Three ways to start
Every option ends with a fixed price before any work starts.
Option 1
Build your fence
For when you know what you want.
No charge · price shown online
- 1Enter your length
Pace it off or measure along the line. Round up to the nearest foot.
- 2Pick material and gates
Cedar or vinyl, and how many gates.
- 3Request your install
We confirm the line from photos or a visit, then schedule.
Option 2
Free quote from photos
Send photos and your address. We check the space from your photos and an aerial view of your property.
No charge · price by email
- 1Send your address and photos
A few photos of the area, from each side.
- 2We review it
We check size, slope and access from your photos and an aerial view.
- 3Get your fixed price
We email your price. If something needs a closer look, we’ll say so.
Option 3
Fence visit
A Green Maestro contractor walks your fence line with you, marks gate spots and confirms your fixed price.
Measured before anything is built
- 1Walk the line
Your contractor measures the run and notes slope and corners.
- 2Mark gates
You agree where gates go and which way they swing.
- 3Fixed price
You get a fixed price before any digging starts.
Standards
How every fence is built
A fence is only as straight as its posts.
- Posts in concrete
Every post set in concrete, plumb and on a straight line.
- Gates hung square
Gates are leveled and the close adjusted before your contractor leaves.
- Clean site
Extra soil hauled away and the work area cleaned up.
Included
What’s included
- Posts set in concrete
- All boards, panels, rails and hardware
- Gate hinges and latch
- Hauling away extra soil
- Cleanup of the work area
Not included
Not in our scope
- Picket fences
- Removing an old fence (ask us)
- Permits and HOA approval: please check before the build
- Survey of your property line
FAQ
Common questions
Cedar or vinyl?
Cedar is natural wood that weathers to silver and can be stained. Vinyl is white, never needs paint, and carries the manufacturer’s transferable limited lifetime warranty.
How do I measure my fence?
Measure along the line where the fence will go, including where gates will be. Round up. The length is confirmed with you before anything is built.
Do I need a permit or HOA approval?
Rules vary by city and neighborhood. Please check with your city and HOA before the build; we’re happy to share the fence details you’ll need.
Do you know where my property line is?
No. Your contractor builds where you tell them. If you’re unsure, a licensed surveyor can mark the line.
Can you take out my old fence?
Ask us. We price removal separately after seeing it.
Get started
Ready for some privacy?
Price your fence online, or send photos for a free quote.