Think of Baton Rouge Fence Company as the front desk, not the crew. You tell us about the fence you want or the fence that needs fixing, and we hand the request to one local installer in the Baton Rouge area. We do not come out, measure, price, or build anything. The installer does all of that, and the quote they give you is theirs.
From your call to a written quote
- Get in touch. Call (225) 351-2857, or fill in the request form, and say what the job is: a new fence, a repair, a gate, or something you are still figuring out.
- Answer a few quick questions. About how much fence, which material you have in mind, the number of gates, whether an old fence is coming out, and the address area.
- One installer gets it. Just one local installer receives your request. Your phone does not light up with a dozen companies.
- The installer visits. They set a time, walk the fence line with you, and send a quote in writing.
- It is your call. Hire them, ask them more, or get another quote. You owe us nothing whichever way you go.
One installer, not a bidding war
Plenty of lead websites sell each request to several companies at once, and the homeowner then spends days on the phone. We do it differently: each request goes to a single installer. Your week stays quieter, and the person who shows up knows the job was sent to them.
You can still get a second quote if you want one. When you compare, put the two written quotes side by side and compare them line by line, not just the bottom number — the fence cost guide shows why fair quotes can still differ.
What we expect from installers
Before we send requests to an installer, we ask them to work this way. These are expectations, not guarantees, so check anything important with the installer yourself.
- See the yard before naming a firm price. No final number over the phone for a fence line nobody has walked.
- Put the quote in writing, line by line. The four lines are below.
- Give you room to decide. Time to read the quote and ask questions, with no pressure.
The four lines every fence quote should have
Whoever comes out, ask for the job broken into these lines, so each part has its own price and two quotes can be compared fairly:
- 1Footage & layoutTotal linear feet, fence height, and where the line runs — drawn or described so you can check it.
- 2Old-fence removal & haul-offTaking down and hauling away the existing fence, priced on its own line — or stated as not included.
- 3Materials & postsFence material and style, post type and spacing, and how posts are set.
- 4Gates & hardwareEach gate's width and type, plus hinges, latches, and any hardware upgrades.
What goes into each line is covered on fence installation in Baton Rouge and fence repair in Baton Rouge.
What we do not do
- We do not install or repair fences, and we have no crew.
- We do not quote prices. The ranges on this site are figures published elsewhere, not quotes.
- We are not part of your contract. The quote, contract, schedule, payment, and any warranty are between you and the installer you hire.
Ready to start? Call (225) 351-2857 or use the request form. Have a question first? Try the fence FAQ.