Fence Calculator for a 1/10 Acre Lot
A small city or townhouse lot. Fencing three sides of the backyard usually takes about 180-220 linear feet.
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Posts
30
Concrete
60
Pickets
640
Rails
75
Est. Cost
$3,000–$5,000
Fencing a 1/10 Acre Property
A 1/10 acre lot is approximately 4,356 square feet. If the lot were perfectly square, the total perimeter would be about 264 feet. In practice, most homeowners fence three sides (the house covers one), giving an estimated fencing run of 200 linear feet.
For wood privacy fencing at this length, you need 30 posts, 60 bags of concrete, 640 pickets, and 75 rails. Total material cost: $3,000–$5,000.
Materials List – 200 ft of Wood Privacy
| Material | Qty | Est. Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Fence Posts (4×4×8 ft) | 30 | $450 |
| Concrete Mix (60 lb bags) | 60 | $360 |
| Rails (2×4×8 ft) | 75 | $525 |
| Pickets | 640 | $2,560 |
| Total Estimated Materials | $3,000 – $5,000 |
Recommended Materials
Pressure-Treated Fence Post 4×4×8
Ground-contact rated, ideal for all fence types.
$12 – $18
Cedar Dog-Ear Picket 1×6×6
Naturally rot-resistant, smooth on one side.
$3 – $6
Quikrete 60 lb Fast-Setting Concrete
Sets in 20-40 minutes. No mixing required.
$5 – $7
Post Hole Digger – Fiberglass Handle
Heavy-duty clamshell digger for clean holes.
$35 – $55
Simpson Strong-Tie Fence Bracket
Galvanized L-bracket for rail-to-post connections.
$4 – $8
Decorative Post Cap 4×4
Copper-top cap, fits standard 4×4 posts.
$5 – $12