Cedar privacy fence
6 ft board-on-board or side-by-side cedar pickets on steel or treated posts with a cap and trim option.
Per foot from$28
6 ft, installed$28–$45/ft
Georgetown · Round Rock · Leander · Liberty Hill
Straight lines. Posts set in concrete.
Privacy for the backyard, a picket out front, a ranch rail for the back acre or a gate that actually latches. We build fences across Williamson County that stand up to clay soil, wind and Texas summers.
Cedar, vinyl & chain-linkWe call 811 before we digOld fence hauled away
Steel or treated posts, set in concrete
Most backyards built in 1–3 days
Services & pricing
Fences and gates we build
Most fences are priced per linear foot, by material and height. Tell us roughly how many feet and we'll give you a ballpark before we come out.
Picket fence
Classic front-yard picket in cedar or vinyl, 3–4 ft tall, with matching walk gate.
Per foot from$22
4 ft, installed$22–$38/ft
Vinyl privacy fence
No staining, no rot. White, tan or gray vinyl panels with internal post stiffeners.
Per foot from$30
6 ft, installed$30–$45/ft
Chain-link
Galvanized or black-coated, 4–6 ft. The budget pick for side yards, dogs and acreage.
Per foot from$12
4 ft galvanized$12–$25/ft
Gates
Walk gates, double drive gates and steel-frame gates that don't sag after a year.
Per gate from$250
Walk gate$250–$450
Repairs & tear-out
Leaning sections, rotten posts, storm damage, or removing and hauling the old fence before a new one.
Starting at$300
Most repairs$300–$950
Example pricing for this sample site. Rock-heavy lots and slopes priced after the site visit.
Which fence?
Picking the right material
Cedar looks great and costs less up front, but it needs a stain every few years in the Texas sun. Vinyl costs more on day one and then mostly needs a hose. Chain-link is the practical choice for big runs.
We'll walk your lot with you, mark the line and show you samples of each before you decide.
Help me chooseCedar
- Natural look
- Stain every 2–3 years
- Most popular for privacy
Vinyl
- No paint or stain
- Won't rot or splinter
- Higher upfront cost
Before we dig
- We request an 811 utility locate
- You confirm the line with your survey or plat
- We can help with HOA approval forms
Ballpark
Rough cost by yard size
Example totals for a 6 ft cedar privacy fence, installed, before gates.
100 ft (small yard)$2,800–$4,500
150 ft (typical backyard)$4,200–$6,750
200 ft (larger lot)$5,600–$9,000
Add a walk gate$250–$450
Add a double drive gate$700–$1,400
Tear out old fence$300–$750
Example pricing for this sample site. Your estimate is based on your actual line and soil.
How it works
From estimate to final latch
01
Free estimate
We measure your line, talk materials and leave a written quote.
02
Locate & approve
We request the 811 locate and help with HOA paperwork if needed.
03
Build days
Posts set in concrete, then panels and gates. Most yards take 1–3 days.
04
Walk the line
We check every gate swing and post with you and haul off all debris.
Our work
Fences we've built lately
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About us
Hi, I'm Wade.
I grew up building pipe and cedar fence on my uncle's place outside Florence and started Cedar Hollow in 2013 with one crew truck and a post-hole auger.
Today we run two crews. I still do every estimate myself, because getting the line, the posts and the gate swing right starts with that first walk around the yard.
We set every post in concrete, and we'll tell you honestly if a repair makes more sense than a new fence.
Wade PruittOwner, Cedar Hollow Fence Co.
Service area
Building fences across Williamson County
We're based in Georgetown and work about 25 miles out. Acreage jobs farther out? Call us; we schedule those in blocks.
- Georgetown
- Round Rock
- Leander
- Liberty Hill
- Jarrell
- Hutto
- Florence
- Cedar Park
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FAQ
Fence questions, answered
Do you handle permits and HOA approval?
Many cities around here don't require a permit for a standard residential fence, but some do, and most HOAs want an approval form. We tell you what applies to your address and help fill out the paperwork.
Do you call 811?
Yes. We request a utility locate before every job and wait for the lines to be marked before we dig.
How long does installation take?
Most backyard fences take one to three days once materials arrive. We let concrete set before hanging gates.
Which material lasts longest here?
Vinyl and galvanized chain-link need the least upkeep. Cedar lasts well if it's stained every few years; we can do that for you.
Do you remove the old fence?
Yes. We tear it out, pull or cut the old posts and haul everything away. It's a separate line on your estimate.
Where does the fence go on my property line?
You decide, using your survey or plat. We mark the line with you before we dig and usually set the fence a few inches inside it.
Free quote
Get your free fence estimate
Tell us roughly what you need. We'll reply with a ballpark and set up a time to measure.
(512) 555-0129- Ballpark by text, usually same day
- Written estimate after we measure
- We haul off all debris