Free quotes · Upstate SC since 2012
Straight fences.
Straight prices.
Wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences across Greenville and the Upstate. See the price per foot right here, and get a written quote in 48 hours.
4.9 from 186 reviews
Quick quote · price per foot
A typical backyard is 120 to 220 ft. One long step is about 2.5 ft.
Pine privacy, 6 ft, installed
$4,200 to $6,000
150 ft × $28 to $40 per ft
Gates, slope and removal? Use the full estimator
- Building fences upstate
- 13yrs
- Fences set since 2012
- 2,400+
- Written quote turnaround
- 48hr
- From 186 reviews
- 4.9★
- Free on-site quotes
- Written quote in 48 hours
- Price per foot, in writing
- 811 called before every dig
- HOA packet prepared for you
- Posts set in concrete
- 5-year workmanship warranty
- Financing available
How it works
Four steps to a straight fence.
No sales pitch at the kitchen table. A measure, a written quote and a build date.
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Step 1: Tell us about the yard
Five quick steps online, or one phone call. Add a few photos if you can.
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Step 2: Free measure, written quote
We walk the line with you, mark gates and posts, and email a written quote within 48 hours.
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Step 3: 811, permit and HOA
We request the utility locate, check permit rules with your city or county, and prepare your HOA packet.
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Step 4: Build day
Most fences go up in 1 to 3 days. We pull a string line, set every post in concrete and clean up.
What we build
Every fence type, priced by the foot.
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Most requested
Wood privacy fences
from $28/ft
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Lowest upkeep
Vinyl fences
from $30/ft
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Keeps the view
Black aluminum fences
from $34/ft
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Best value
Chain link fences
from $16/ft
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Gates that close themselves
Pool fences
from $28/ft
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Built not to sag
Gates
from $250 each
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Storm and sag fixes
Fence repair
from $125 per visit
- Not sure yet? Tell us the yard. We will suggest two options and price both. Start my quote
Why Stringline
Built to stay straight for years.
A fence is only as good as its posts and its gates. That is where we spend the extra time.
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Posts set in concrete
Every post goes 2 ft or more into the clay and gets concrete, then a string line keeps the top straight.
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Built for dogs that dig
Bottom rails tight to the ground, wire aprons for diggers and 6 ft heights for jumpers.
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Pool gates that close
Self-closing hinges and self-latching gates, built to the pool rules for your address.
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Wood that gets sealed
We come back once new pine has dried and seal it, so the colour lasts and the boards stay put.
Transparent pricing
Price per foot, out in the open
Installed, for a typical yard, in 2026. Your written quote is the number we hold.
Fence by the foot
- Most popular
Gates and extras
Walk gate, 4 ft
$250–$850
Chain link at the low end, vinyl at the top. Steel frame or anti-sag kit on every wood gate.
Old fence removal
$3–$6 /ft
Torn out, posts pulled or cut below grade, and hauled away. Always its own line.
Card, check or bank transfer. Financing available.
Planning ranges. Permit fees, when needed, pass through at cost.
Before we dig
Property lines, permits and HOA, handled.
The fence you can see is the easy part. Here is what we sort out before the first post hole, in plain terms.
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Property lines
We build where you tell us, using your survey, plat or found property pins. We do not decide where the line is. If the pins cannot be found, a licensed land surveyor can stake them, and we can wait for that.
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Permits
Some towns and counties need a permit for a fence, some only for certain heights, pools or corner lots, and some need none. We check with the city or county for your address and pull the permit when one is needed.
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HOA approval
Most HOAs want to see the plan before a fence goes up. We prepare the packet: a drawing of the fence line, the material and colour sheet, and the height. You submit it, and we wait for approval before we order.
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811 before we dig
We request a utility locate before every job and wait for the marks. Private lines like sprinklers, invisible dog fences and lighting are not marked, so we ask you to point those out.
Your layout drawing
Every quote comes with one
Homeowner reviews
2,400+ fences, one yard at a time.
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Got three quotes. Stringline was the only one that wrote the price per foot and the gate prices on separate lines, so I could actually compare. The crew finished in two days and the top line is dead straight.
Megan R., Simpsonville Cedar privacy, 210 ft -
Our pool builder needed the fence done before the final inspection. Dana looked up the rules, set the gate to swing out and close on its own, and met our timeline with a few days to spare.
Carlos D., Greer Black aluminum pool barrier -
The HOA packet was ready the day after the measure. Approval came back in a week and they were here the week after that. White vinyl looks great and I will never stain a fence again.
Ashley T., Mauldin Vinyl privacy, 160 ft
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Prices, property lines, permits and install day, in plain words.
Still unsure?
Call and talk it through with Dana or Lena. No pressure, no expiring discounts.
How much does a fence cost per foot?
Installed, in our area, in 2026: about $16 to $24 per foot for galvanized chain link, $28 to $40 for a 6 ft pine privacy fence, $34 to $50 for 4 ft black aluminum and $38 to $58 for 6 ft vinyl privacy. Gates, slope, rocky ground and old fence removal are priced as separate lines.
How close is the online estimate to the real quote?
Usually close, because it uses the same price book. The written quote is the number we hold. It can differ if we find slope, rock, roots or access issues on site, and we explain any difference line by line.
Do you find my property line?
No. We build where you show us, using your survey, plat or found pins. If the pins cannot be found, a licensed land surveyor can stake the line. We are happy to wait for that.
Do I need a permit for a fence?
It depends on your city or county. Some need a permit for every fence, some only for certain heights, pools or corner lots, and some need none. We check the rules for your address and pull the permit when it is required.
Will you deal with my HOA?
We prepare the packet most HOAs ask for: a drawing of the fence line, the material and colour sheet and the height. You submit it as the owner, and we wait for approval before we order materials.
How long does install take?
Most homes take 1 to 3 days. Long runs, steep slopes and lots of rock take longer. Concrete needs a day to cure before gates are hung.
Get started
Your free quote starts here
Five quick steps online, or one phone call. We measure on site and email a written quote, price per foot and every gate on its own line, within 48 hours.
Free on-site quote
About two minutes online. Add photos if you have them.
Start my quoteOr call (864) 555-0163
When we answer
- Monday to Friday
- 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Saturday
- 8 a.m. to noon (site visits)
- Sunday
- Closed
Quote requests sent at night get a reply the next working morning.
Where we build
- Greenville
- Simpsonville
- Greer
- Mauldin
- Taylors
- Easley
- Fountain Inn
- Travelers Rest