Talk to Twin City Fence.

The three things that decide a price are the type of fence, the length of the run, and what the ground is doing — slope, trees and existing posts all change the job. Rough numbers are fine on a first call; we work the rest out on site.

We install across Monroe, West Monroe and the surrounding Ouachita Parish area, and travel further into North Louisiana for larger jobs. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.

For anything beyond a small repair we would rather walk the line than quote from a description. Ground, slope, trees and existing posts all change the job, and a number given without seeing them is a number that changes later.

Roughly how long the run is, what the fence is for, and what the ground is doing along the line. Even a pace count is more useful than nothing, and knowing whether the line crosses a slope, runs under trees, or sits in a spot that holds water changes the answer more than most people expect. If there is an existing fence, whether the posts are sound is the single most useful thing you can tell us. If there is an HOA or you are not certain where the property line runs, that is worth raising early rather than after posts are in — both are far cheaper to sort out before work starts than to correct afterwards.