Fence Studio — see it on your property line

Fence Studio

See it on your property line — before you dig

1 · Your yard

A phone photo, a site plan, or even a sketch of the lot — anything that shows the line the fence will follow.

2 · Your fence line

Tip: trace your property line on a maps app to measure it — or start with a preset and adjust.

Gates

Height

3 · The fence

Composite · horizontal colorways

Woodland Brown

Gate style

Finishing touches

Add your yard photo first — the render happens on YOUR property line.

Your fence, priced

$5,102–10,178

150 lf · 6 ft · 19 sections · 21 posts

Composite · horizontal · Woodland BrownShop$4,500–9,000

150 lf — 150 lf run — panels, rails and posts included per lf

Post concrete$252–378

42 bags — 21 posts (19 × 8-ft sections + 1 end + 1 gate) × 2 bags

Matching walk gateShop$350–800

1 ea — 1 gate in the run

Materials only, national range, 2026-07 — not a quote. Excludes installation labor, post-hole digging, old-fence demolition and haul-away, permits, delivery and tax.

⚠ Confirm the property line and any HOA / local fence-height rules before ordering — corner lots often have sight-line limits.

⚠ Call 811 before digging — post holes must clear buried utilities.

Your yard. Your fence line. One photo.

Add a photo, plan or sketch of your yard — pick composite, cedar, vinyl or aluminum, set your run, and see the fence standing on your property line with the full materials math.

Renders are AI visualizations for decision-making — verify materials with samples and your property line before ordering. Free · no login · by Super Arbor.