Town and Country's 11,607 residents — with median incomes of $200,000+ — are among the most active home improvement markets in the Midwest.
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Wood fencing costs $18–$28 per linear foot installed. Vinyl costs $22–$40. Neither is universally better — the right choice depends on your climate, maintenance tolerance, and budget. Here's the honest comparison.
Midwest freeze/thaw cycles, clay soils, and humid summers affect every fence material differently. Here's how to choose the right fence for your specific yard, use case, and budget in the Midwest.
Missouri has no state general contractor license requirement — which means anyone can call themselves a contractor. Here's the 7-step checklist to verify before you hand over a deposit.
Fence lifespan ranges from 15 years for chain link to 50+ years for aluminum. Here's what determines how long each material actually lasts — and when repair stops making sense.
A 6-foot privacy fence costs $18–$45 per linear foot installed. A typical 200-foot backyard fence runs $3,600–$9,000. Here's the full cost breakdown by material, gates, and what drives the price.
Fence installation costs range from $1,000 for a short chain link run to $30,000+ for a large composite or aluminum fence. Use our estimator to get a realistic installed cost range before you call a contractor.
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