What’s the going rate for 5 strand barbwire right now? Obviously terrain and soil is a factor, but just give me some ideas. I’m just trying to get some ideas of what y’all have been seeing.
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$1.30 per foot material
$1.30 per foot labor
Then add +/- 50 cents per foot for clearing depending on how thick.
+/- 20 cents for drilling if rocky.
The fence I just had put up was $3.02 and $3.16 per foot 2/3rds rock that was drilled. 1/3rd heavy brush that was cleared.
You probably won't find any cheaper than that. I had 4 bids.
This was steel posts every 100' and "T" post every 10'. Only 3 bends.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View Post$1.30 per foot material
$1.30 per foot labor
Then add +/- 50 cents per foot for clearing depending on how thick.
+/- 20 cents for drilling if rocky.
The fence I just had put up was $3.02 and $3.16 per foot 2/3rds rock that was drilled. 1/3rd heavy brush that was cleared.
You probably won't find any cheaper than that. I had 4 bids.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View Post$1.30 per foot material
$1.30 per foot labor
Then add +/- 50 cents per foot for clearing depending on how thick.
+/- 20 cents for drilling if rocky.
The fence I just had put up was $3.02 and $3.16 per foot 2/3rds rock that was drilled. 1/3rd heavy brush that was cleared.
You probably won't find any cheaper than that. I had 4 bids.
This was steel posts every 100' and "T" post every 10'. Only 3 bends.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View Post$1.30 per foot material
$1.30 per foot labor
Then add +/- 50 cents per foot for clearing depending on how thick.
+/- 20 cents for drilling if rocky.
The fence I just had put up was $3.02 and $3.16 per foot 2/3rds rock that was drilled. 1/3rd heavy brush that was cleared.
You probably won't find any cheaper than that. I had 4 bids.
This was steel posts every 100' and "T" post every 10'. Only 3 bends.
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Originally posted by Radar View PostDid you end up putting the fence on the property line?
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View PostNo, I'll be fighting with title insurance for a while. I don't expect to get anything even though every person I talked to at the title company agreed that it was a screw up and easier to put where old fence was versus lawyers fighting adverse possession. Title losing in that case as well.
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Originally posted by Radar View PostThat sucks.
Up until now they sound really reasonable so I hope I have to eat crow. Easy for them to act nice until it's time to pay up. We shall see.
Either way I will update TBH...hopefully soon.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View Post$1.30 per foot material
$1.30 per foot labor
Then add +/- 50 cents per foot for clearing depending on how thick.
+/- 20 cents for drilling if rocky.
The fence I just had put up was $3.02 and $3.16 per foot 2/3rds rock that was drilled. 1/3rd heavy brush that was cleared.
You probably won't find any cheaper than that. I had 4 bids.
This was steel posts every 100' and "T" post every 10'. Only 3 bends.
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The way we build our fences (or have built) is overkill and not cost effective. I think the last 5 strand we built was around 5.50 a ft. That's with a pipe post in place of every 5th T-post, double h-braces with double kickers (5 post total) and welded caps on all metal post.Last edited by Arrowthreat; 09-13-2019, 10:04 AM.
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