Cost guide

How Much Does a Fence Cost in Toronto and the GTA?

Installed price ranges per linear foot for wood, cedar, horizontal, vinyl, aluminum and chain link fences, plus gates and removal.

These are typical installed price ranges for new fences in Toronto and the GTA, including labour and materials, before HST. Prices assume a standard backyard privacy height for wood and vinyl fences.

Fence cost per linear foot

Fence typeInstalled, per linear ft100 ft of fence
Pressure-treated wood$70 to $100$7,000 to $10,000
Cedar$90 to $120$9,000 to $12,000
Horizontal board$100 to $140$10,000 to $14,000
Vinyl privacy$55 to $120$5,500 to $12,000
Aluminum$80 to $200$8,000 to $20,000
Chain link$30 to $60$3,000 to $6,000

Gates and extras

ItemTypical range
Walk gate$300 to $1,200
Double drive gate$600 to $1,500
Old fence removal and disposal$5 to $15 per linear ft

What pushes the price up

  • Board-on-board and horizontal styles, which use more boards than a single-sided fence
  • Taller fences, lattice tops and decorative caps
  • Slopes that need stepped or racked sections
  • Rocky or heavy clay soil, tree roots and tight access for post holes
  • Extra gates, heavy-duty hardware and steel posts
  • Removing a long run of old fence

What keeps it down

  • Straight runs on level ground
  • Sharing the cost of a boundary fence with a neighbour
  • Chain link or pressure-treated wood where privacy isn't the main goal
  • Keeping sound posts when replacing only boards, where it makes sense

Before you budget

Check how tall your fence can be. Limits change by city and by yard. See our fence height guide and the fence line and neighbour guide.

Price ranges updated September 2026. They're a budgeting guide, not a quote, and are before HST.

Questions

How much does a 100 ft wood privacy fence cost in Toronto?
At $70 to $100 per linear foot, 100 ft of pressure-treated wood fence runs about $7,000 to $10,000 before HST. Cedar is about $9,000 to $12,000. Gates and removal are extra.
Why is a horizontal fence more expensive?
Horizontal boards need closer post spacing and centre supports to stay straight, and most are built in cedar, so they use more material and labour.
Can my neighbour and I split the cost?
Yes. Many neighbours share the cost of a boundary fence. We can quote it so you both see the same numbers.

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