Fencing
Begin with what the fence needs to do and where it needs to run. Purpose, distance, terrain, access, and the fence type you have in mind shape the estimate.
A better first look
What we need to quote it
- What does the fence need to contain, protect, or define?
- About how far does it need to run?
- What are the terrain and access like?
- Do you already have a fence type in mind?
We quote the work you actually need. Scope, access, terrain, materials, equipment requirements, site conditions, and job size can all affect the estimate.
Straight answers
Fencing, answered
What kind of fencing do you install?
Start from what the fence has to do — contain livestock, mark a boundary, keep something out — and where it has to run. Purpose, distance, terrain and access shape both the fence type and the estimate. If you already have a type in mind, say so and the conversation starts there.
How much does fencing cost per foot?
No per-foot figure is published, because terrain does most of the work on that number. The distance, the slope, what has to be cleared along the line, the corners and gates, and how equipment reaches the route all change it.
What areas do you cover for fencing?
Seven Alabama counties — Tallapoosa, Lee, Macon, Chilton, Shelby, Elmore and Jefferson — worked from a base in Tallassee. That includes Alexander City, Dadeville, Camp Hill, New Site, Auburn, Opelika, Smiths Station, Beauregard and the surrounding communities. Every estimate follows the actual location, so give the address or ZIP code when you ask.
How do I get a quote for fencing?
Call or text 205-440-6513, email hello@shovelanddirt.com, or send the details through the estimate form on this page. Photos taken on a phone help more than anything else — they answer questions about access, terrain, and condition before anyone has to ask them.
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