Wood Privacy Fence Installation in Washington, IL
Installed by a local Tazewell County crew. Typically $28–$45 per linear foot in Washington, with a flat per-foot price after an on-site measure.
Wood Privacy Fence that suits Washington properties.
Wood privacy is the most-requested fence in Washington, and for good reason: it's the fastest way to turn an open backyard into a usable outdoor room. Curb-appeal-driven homeowners, a lot of backyard pools, and HOAs with real design standards. A 6-ft solid-board cedar or treated-pine fence blocks sight lines from the neighbors, cuts wind across the patio, and can be stained to match a house instead of fighting it. Large, well-graded suburban lots — Devonshire, Lakewood, and the newer builds off Cummings Lane.
How we build it here
We build Washington wood fence on pressure-treated 4x4 or 6x6 posts set 42 inches deep in concrete — below the Central Illinois frost line so the line stays true through freeze-thaw. Consistent clay loam; predictable digging and very stable post sets. Rails are double or triple depending on height, pickets are dog-eared, flat-top, or shadowbox, and every gate gets a diagonal brace or a steel frame so it never sags.
Most residential wood privacy jobs are installed in one to two days once materials are staged.
What wood privacy fence costs in Washington, IL.
Installed, materials and labor.
Before tear-out, gates, and slope work.
- Sloped or rocky terrain
- Number of corners and direction changes
- Walk gates and driveway gates
- Tear-out and haul-off of an existing fence
How a Washington wood privacy fence install runs.
- Step 1
Free on-site measure and layout walk with you
- Step 2
JULIE utility locate and property-line confirmation
- Step 3
Old fence tear-out and haul-off if needed
- Step 4
Post holes augered to 42 in. and set in concrete
- Step 5
Rails, pickets, and gate hardware installed
- Step 6
Full site cleanup and final walkthrough
Wood Privacy Fence lines available in Washington.
What Washington customers say.
“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.”
“We wanted more privacy around our patio and received several options that worked with our property. The estimate was detailed and easy to understand. Our new vinyl fence completely changed the backyard and feels very sturdy.”
“They removed our old wood fence, cleaned up the debris, and installed the new fence without leaving a mess behind. The whole process was straightforward, and we always knew what the next step would be. I would definitely recommend them.”
Wood Privacy Fence questions from Washington homeowners.
- How much does a wood privacy fence cost in Washington, IL?
- In Washington, installed wood privacy fence typically runs $28–$45 per linear foot, so a standard 150-ft backyard usually lands between $4,200 and $6,750. Gates, tear-out of an old fence, and slope work move the number. We give a flat per-foot price after an on-site measure.
- Do I need a permit for a wood fence in Washington?
- Washington enforces fence permits plus HOA design review in most newer subdivisions — height, color, and style all get checked.
- How long will a wood fence last in Washington?
- Treated pine set to frost depth commonly runs 15–20 years here, and cedar 20–25 with periodic staining. The failure point is almost always the post, not the pickets — which is why we set every post at 42 inches instead of the 24–30 inches a lot of crews get away with.
- Can you build wood fence on a sloped Washington yard?
- Yes. Large, well-graded suburban lots — Devonshire, Lakewood, and the newer builds off Cummings Lane. We'll walk the line with you and decide between stepped panels (level sections with a stair-step top) and racked panels (the fence follows the grade). Racking looks cleaner on gentle slopes; stepping is better on sharp grade changes.
Get a wood privacy fence quote for your Washington property.
On-site measurement, flat per-foot pricing, no high-pressure pitch. Roughly 10 minutes northeast of Morton.