Pricing Guide

How much does a fence cost in Central Illinois?

Quality workmanship and fast scheduling. Book a free on-site measurement for an exact written quote tailored to your materials, layout, gates, terrain, and removal needs.

Choose your fence with confidence

Compare materials and intended use, then book a free on-site measurement for your exact written quote.

Fence typeWorkmanshipYour quoteBest for
Wood Privacy FencesQuality materials and clean installationFree on-site measurement; exact written quoteBackyard privacy
Vinyl FencesQuality materials and clean installationFree on-site measurement; exact written quoteSet-and-forget yards
Chain-Link FencesQuality materials and clean installationFree on-site measurement; exact written quoteBudget & containment
Farm & Field FencingQuality materials and clean installationFree on-site measurement; exact written quoteAcreage & livestock
Aluminum / Ornamental FencingQuality materials and clean installationFree on-site measurement; exact written quoteCurb appeal & pools

What actually moves the price

Post depth and post size

Every post we set goes 42 inches — below the Central Illinois frost line. Proper post depth helps prevent costly repairs.

Gates

Gates need oversized posts, wider footings, and real hardware. A single walk gate is modest; a double driveway gate is a meaningful line item.

Slope and terrain

Bluff-side lots in East Peoria and rolling ground around Metamora need racked or stepped panels, which take longer to lay out and install.

Tear-out and haul-off

Old fence, posts and concrete are inspected on-site; removal and haul-off are clearly itemized in your written quote.

Access

If the auger can reach the line, the job is fast. Tight in-town lots and fenced-in backyards mean hand digging and smaller equipment.

Material grade

Cedar over treated pine, commercial-grade aluminum over residential, heavy-wall vinyl over thin-wall — same look, different lifespan and different price.

Customer Reviews

Customers on our pricing and process.

5.0 average · 9 reviews
“Tazewell County Fence Co. installed woven wire fencing around part of our property, along with a large equipment gate. They explained the different post options, gave us a clear estimate, and helped us choose something that fit our budget. The fence looks strong and everything was completed professionally.”
Mark T. — Morton, IL
“We had a chain-link fence installed for our backyard and dogs. Communication was easy, the pricing was reasonable, and the finished fence looks great. They also made sure the gates opened smoothly and were placed exactly where we needed them.”
Jessica R. — Pekin, IL
“A section of our fence was damaged during these storms, and Tazewell County Fence Co. was able to repair it without trying to sell us an entirely new fence. The repaired section blends in well with the rest of the fence, and the price was fair.”
David M. — Washington, IL
Common Questions

Fence cost questions we get every week.

Which fence type fits my budget?
Quality workmanship and fast scheduling. Book a free on-site measurement for an exact written quote tailored to your materials, layout, gates, terrain, and removal needs. We help you compare containment, privacy and upkeep to choose a fence that fits your budget.
How much does a 150-foot backyard fence cost?
Quality workmanship and fast scheduling. Book a free on-site measurement for an exact written quote tailored to your materials, layout, gates, terrain, and removal needs.
Why do fence quotes vary so much between companies?
Post depth and post size are the usual difference. A crew setting posts 24 inches deep can bid noticeably lower than one setting to the 42-inch frost line, and the difference doesn't show up until the fence heaves a few winters later. Ask every bidder for post depth, post size, rail count, and whether tear-out is included.
Does removing an old fence cost extra?
Removal and haul-off are quoted separately after we inspect the existing fence, posts, and concrete footings during your free on-site measurement.
Is a fence a good investment for resale in Illinois?
A well-built fence in a family neighborhood generally returns a meaningful share of its cost and makes a house easier to sell to buyers with kids or dogs. Low-maintenance materials — vinyl and aluminum — tend to hold value best because the next owner inherits no upkeep.
Do you offer financing or payment plans?
We take a deposit at contract and the balance at completion. We don't run in-house financing, but many customers use a home-improvement line of credit. Call and we'll talk through the scope so the number isn't a surprise.

Get a real number for your property.

Quality workmanship and fast scheduling start with a free on-site measurement and an exact written quote. Free, no pressure, anywhere within about 50 miles of Morton, IL.