Pricing for a HF

[Sippy]

What is a high fence running for now. I know there are variables but what should i expect on the high/low ends?

Not a ton of dozer work needed as far as clearing the fence lines.

[bowhuntntxn]

Lst I heard it was about 12500 per mile. That was an inclusive price.

[SoTxHunter]

Down where Im at in South Texas, there are some crews that will do it for about $6000 a mile. That was for minimal clearing. That was mainly just the material and labor.

[VCC]

I just had some run for about 20,000 a mile.

[VCC]

Oh yeah, it's Deep South Texas. Steel is a lot more than it used to be.

[systemnt]

Just finished a new section earlier this year at close to $20k a mile - s.tx

[VCC]

My pricing comes from Starr county. High quality fence

[Tubby]

$12K to $20K a mile depending on terrain, removal of old fence and water gaps.

[FCTrapper]

Perimeter fencing with out a lot of bracing and turns. $4-$4.50 linear foot. (Not rocky)

Deer pens with tons of bracing and gates upwards of $8 a linear foot. Not including Dozer work.

[SoTxHunter]

$20,000------- I guess ive been out of the loop for the last couple of years. Lol
Where at Sippy??

[STGS]

Perimeter fencing with out a lot of bracing and turns. $4-$4.50 linear foot. (Not rocky)

Deer pens with tons of bracing and gates upwards of $8 a linear foot. Not including Dozer work.

This is pretty darn accurate. We prefer galvanized pipe and t-posts, so it might even be a bit higher ($4.75). You can save a little using drill stem, but then it looks like you used drill stem.

If they have to drill a bunch of holes (rocky ground), you can end up paying a fair bit more due to additional time and equipment. Some fence companies are also requesting the ability to stay on-site or pay extra for hotels. Lot's of demand right now for quality fence crews.

[txtrophy85]

we did some in feb. of last year and it was $15k mile using titelock wire. there were a couple water gaps but thats it.

[Austin]

I was about to croak on the 6k figures due to fires two years ago we had to replace two miles of 6 strand with t posts pipe braces and big cedar poles every two t posts and it was 10 k a mile. Substantial dozed work was needed though

[4barchery]

In our part of the world (Brown, Coleman, Commanche) expect the higher end with the rocks. We did galvanized and high quality wire several years ago. We got a bi on the new place we bought and its about $18 to $20k a mile.

[Junebug]

21k per mile .