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Fencing & Gate Installation in Dayton, OH
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Fencing & Gate Installation in Dayton, OH
Dayton fence installers in this directory cover central Dayton, Oakwood, Kettering, and surrounding Montgomery County. Six-foot pressure-treated board-on-board fencing runs $32-$50 per linear foot. Cedar privacy fencing with steel posts runs $42-$58/lf. Black aluminum pool-code fencing runs $48-$72/lf installed.
Ohio frost depth is roughly 32 inches. Most reputable Dayton installers go to 36-42 inches with concrete-set posts. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base personnel often spec faster turnaround.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need a permit for a Dayton fence?
- Standard residential fences under 6 feet generally don't need a building permit, but pool enclosures do.
- How deep should fence posts be?
- Below the 32-inch frost line — most installers go to 36-42 inches.
- What's the typical fence lifespan?
- Pressure-treated pine: 12-18 years. Cedar: 18-25 years.
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