If you’re planning a new privacy fence, one of the easiest ways to estimate your budget is to start with the total linear footage.

For a 200-foot privacy fence in Batesville, AR, the total cost can vary depending on the material, height, gates, demolition, and upgrades you choose.

At Cornerstone Fence & Deck, a standard 6-foot pressure-treated pine privacy fence is typically around $30 per linear foot, while cedar and taller fences cost more.

That means a 200-foot fence can give you a pretty clear starting point.

200-Foot Privacy Fence Cost Examples

6-Foot Pressure-Treated Pine

At around $30 per linear foot:

200 LF × $30 = about $6,000

This is a good starting point for a standard 6-foot pine privacy fence without major upgrades.

6-Foot Cedar Privacy Fence

At around $34 per linear foot:

200 LF × $34 = about $6,800

Cedar costs more upfront, but many homeowners choose it for its natural appearance, stability, and resistance to decay.

8-Foot Pressure-Treated Pine

For a taller 8-foot privacy fence, pricing is typically around $50 per linear foot:

200 LF × $50 = about $10,000

8-Foot Cedar Privacy Fence

An 8-foot cedar privacy fence is typically around $60 per linear foot:

200 LF × $60 = about $12,000

These examples are meant to give you a starting point. Your actual project may be higher or lower depending on the property and options selected.

What Can Increase the Price?

The fence itself is only part of the final project cost.

Common additions include:

Gates

A standard walk gate is typically around $350.

Larger drive gates or double gates cost more depending on the width, framing, and hardware required.

Cap & Trim

Adding cap & trim gives a wood privacy fence a more finished appearance.

At Cornerstone Fence & Deck, cap & trim typically adds around $8 per linear foot.

For a 200-foot fence:

200 LF × $8 = about $1,600

Old Fence Removal

If an existing fence needs to be torn down and hauled away, demolition is typically around $5 per linear foot.

For 200 feet:

200 LF × $5 = about $1,000

Board-on-Board Privacy

Board-on-board fencing uses overlapping pickets to provide additional privacy and a more finished appearance.

Because it requires more material and labor than a standard privacy fence, it will increase the project price.

Staining

Staining or sealing a new wood fence can help protect the wood and change the final appearance of the project.

Staining is typically priced separately depending on the size of the fence and whether one or both sides are being finished.

Example 200-Foot Fence Projects

Here are a few realistic examples:

Basic 6-Foot Pine Privacy Fence

• 200 LF pine privacy fence: $6,000

Estimated total: about $6,000

Pine Privacy Fence With a Walk Gate

• 200 LF pine fence: $6,000

• Walk gate: $350

Estimated total: about $6,350

Pine Fence With Cap & Trim and a Walk Gate

• 200 LF pine fence: $6,000

• Cap & trim: $1,600

• Walk gate: $350

Estimated total: about $7,950

Cedar Fence With Cap & Trim and a Walk Gate

• 200 LF cedar fence: $6,800

• Cap & trim: $1,600

• Walk gate: $350

Estimated total: about $8,750

Pine Fence With Existing Fence Removal

• 200 LF pine fence: $6,000

• 200 LF demolition and haul-off: $1,000

Estimated total: about $7,000

Why Your Actual Fence Price May Be Different

Two 200-foot fences can still have very different final prices.

Some of the biggest factors include:

• Fence height

• Pine vs. cedar

• Number and size of gates

• Cap & trim or board-on-board upgrades

• Existing fence removal

• Terrain and slope

• Rock or difficult digging conditions

• Yard access

• Layout and number of corners

• Staining or other finishing options

That’s why linear-foot pricing is useful for budgeting, but an on-site estimate is still the best way to get an exact project price.

Not Sure If You Actually Need 200 Feet?

A lot of homeowners know roughly where they want the fence but don’t know the exact footage.

Cornerstone Fence & Deck’s Instant Fence Estimator lets you trace your planned fence line on an aerial map, choose your materials and upgrades, and get a preliminary price range before scheduling an on-site estimate.

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How Much Should You Budget for a 200-Foot Privacy Fence?

For most 200-foot privacy fence projects installed by Cornerstone Fence & Deck, a reasonable starting range is roughly:

• 6' pine: around $6,000

• 6' cedar: around $6,800

• 8' pine: around $10,000

• 8' cedar: around $12,000

Gates, demolition, cap & trim, board-on-board construction, staining, and site conditions can increase the final price.

Get a Free Fence Estimate in Batesville, AR

If you’re considering a new privacy fence in Batesville or the surrounding area, Cornerstone Fence & Deck offers free on-site estimates.

You can also use our Instant Estimator to get a preliminary range online before we come out.

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Or call/text (870) 376-9893.