If you’re planning a new fence in Colorado, one of the first questions is always the same: “How much will it cost per foot?” The answer depends on the material, the terrain, and local factors unique to our state.
At US Fence, we’ve helped thousands of Colorado homeowners and businesses with fencing. Here’s a clear, no-fluff breakdown of what you can expect to pay — and how to budget smartly for your project.
Fence Material | Average Cost per Linear Foot (Installed) |
|---|---|
Chain Link | $10 – $20 |
Wood (Cedar/Pine) | $18 – $35 |
Vinyl | $25 – $40 |
Composite | $30 – $55 |
Aluminum/Steel | $35 – $60 |
💡 Remember: These ranges include both materials and labor, but every yard and project is different.
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Several factors influence your total price:
Slope and grading – Sloped yards require stepped or racked fence designs, which increase labor and material costs.
Permit and inspection fees – Cities like Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs charge permit fees and sometimes require site inspections, adding to the total project price.
Several factors influence your total price:
What is the cheapest fence to install in Colorado?
Chain link is generally the most affordable option, starting around $10 per foot installed.
Do I need a permit to build a fence in Colorado?
It depends on the city or county. Most municipalities require permits for fences above a certain height. Always check before starting.
How much does a 100-foot fence cost in Colorado?
Depending on the material, anywhere from about $1,000 (basic chain link) to $6,000 or more (metal or composite).
What’s the most durable fence for Colorado’s weather?
Composite and powder-coated metal fences withstand Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles, wind, and UV exposure better than untreated wood.
