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150 ft
Wood Type & Style
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Terrain
Estimated Installed Cost
$4,200 – $5,700

This is an estimate based on typical Twin Falls-area installed pricing ($14–$58/ft for wood). Your exact quote depends on site conditions and current material costs.

How Much Does Wood Fencing Cost in the Burley Area?

Wood fencing in the greater Twin Falls and Magic Valley area typically runs $14 to $58 per linear foot installed, depending on wood species and style. For a typical residential backyard, around 150 linear feet of 6-ft cedar privacy fence with one gate, most homeowners spend $5,100 to $7,200. Staining or sealing is recommended within the first year and is not included in the base installation price.

What Drives the Cost of Wood Fencing?

Wood species. Species is the single biggest cost variable. Pressure-treated pine is the most affordable. Cedar is the most popular choice in the Magic Valley, with natural oils that resist moisture and insects. Redwood is the premium option with richer color and higher natural durability.

Fence style and height. A 6-ft solid privacy fence uses roughly twice the board footage of a 4-ft picket fence. Split rail uses the least material and is the lowest-cost style.

Number of gates. Walk-through wood gates typically add $275 to $450 each. Double-drive gates run $500 to $900 per gate.

Terrain and soil. Rocky basalt, dense clay, and alkali soil common across the Magic Valley slow post-setting considerably, adding a 10 to 20% labor premium on difficult sites.

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Fencing Cost FAQs

Wood Fence Cost FAQs for Burley Homeowners

How much does a 6-ft wood privacy fence cost?

Cedar privacy fence runs $34 to $48 per linear foot installed. A 150-foot run with one gate costs approximately $5,375 to $7,650 all-in. Pressure-treated pine runs about 15 to 20% cheaper; redwood runs 20 to 25% more.

How long does a wood fence last in Idaho?

A properly installed and maintained cedar or pressure-treated pine fence lasts 15 to 25 years in the Magic Valley. Post depth below the frost line and regular stain or seal maintenance are the key variables.

How often does a wood fence need to be stained?

Every 2 to 3 years is the standard recommendation for southern Idaho's UV and freeze-thaw conditions. The first application should go on within 6 to 12 months of installation.

Is cedar or pressure-treated pine better for the Burley area?

Both work well when installed correctly. Pressure-treated pine is more affordable and very rot-resistant. Cedar has natural oils that resist decay, accepts stain immediately, and has a warmer look. Most homeowners choose cedar for appearance and PT pine for budget.

What is the cheapest wood fence option?

Split rail fence in pressure-treated pine, at $14 to $22 per linear foot installed. It's open-rail with no privacy, but it's a cost-effective boundary marker popular on rural properties.

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