* The listed fence costs do not include posts and standard post caps.
An important note regarding your posts. The box on the left is a link to an example post setting. It will make the difference between a post with an 8 year life and a post with a 30 year life. When investing in Prowell's Fence-lines, do not allow an improperly set post to be your weakest link. Insist your installer follow this method for posts that are to be set into the grade. Other methods, such as above-grade brackets or threaded rod, should be relegated to 60" maximum heights.
* Prowell's Fence Panels are a maximum 60" width, with the exception of open grid panels extending to a maximum 84" width. We offer a price column for panels at 36" or less in width because often a gate is flanked by two panels on either side that are less than 36". Bear in mind that the panels are made to specified widths, depending on your site measurements and are not relegated to the fixed widths in the pricing columns.
Calculating the Math: The link on the left leads to an example layout, as well as an explanation of how to calculate your panel count. Over a given run, panels are configured to equal widths as close to the maximum widths allowed.
---------------* If for example if you have 32 ft of straight fence-line, we translate that into 384". If you are using surfaced 6x6 posts at 5-1/2" net, simply divide 384" by 65-1/2 (one post + one maximum 60" panel) to reach the number of panels required. The final, exact width of each panel will be called out in the dimensioned drawings provided to your review upon the onset of each commission.
Fabricated in clear, dry, vertical-grain western cedar with a minimum 20 growth rings per inch.
* Some Fence Panel designs are shown with Pattern Blocks. Pattern Blocks are small blocks joined to the pickets to create a subtle visual break from the linear repetition of a continuing fence. These are simply a visual design signature with the exception of Style #10 and Style #16, where the Pattern Blocks provide stability and alignment to continuous pickets.
For more information regarding sloping grades, follow this link, also found along the left-margin links
The Installation Manual is a step-by-step procedure for installing the fence panels and posts. We strongly suggest you or your installer read this. A simple straight-forward process that can help with the installation, but also provide installers with a guide to estimating cost. At this point, our translation of the Installation manual into Spanish extends only to the Pedestrian Gates.
* Confused? If it all seems too confusing, you can simply give up. Return to your favorite pastimes and dismiss the whole process as an inglorious aggravation.
Or . . . you can call or write Charles and Ben and discuss everything over the phone or by email. Mention your preferred Fence Design from the gallery, and your approximate overall dimensions. Include your zip code for shipping costs. If you are uncertain of what fence style is best for your site, you can send a jpeg of the proposed setting and the corroborating landscape.

* With rare exceptions, each of the fence designs featured on this web site are original designs developed by Ben and Charles Prowell. If we fabricate a design presented by your architect or designer, or the homeowner, full credit is listed in the event the work is featured within the galleries.