Ironwood Fence Co.

Wood Fence Installation in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Serving the City of Lancaster and nearby townships. Classic, natural privacy with pressure-treated pine or cedar. A widely-loved look with material costs far less exposed to 2026 metal tariffs.

Cedar is our preferred wood for privacy fences — it resists rot and insects naturally, holds stain well, and ages with a character that pressure-treated pine cannot match. For budget-conscious projects, pressure-treated southern yellow pine is a solid performer when stained every 2–3 years. We build board-on-board, stockade, shadow-box, and picket styles to whatever height your township allows.

Lancaster 2026 range: $33–$52 per linear foot, installed

What's included in your Lancaster estimate

  • Pressure-treated or cedar boards and 4×4 or 6×6 posts (per quote)
  • Posts set in concrete
  • One walk gate with hardware
  • Debris haul-away (old fence removal quoted separately if needed)
  • Optional stain or sealer at install time (quoted as add-on)

Fencing in Lancaster, PA

Lancaster County is one of the fastest-growing regions in Pennsylvania, with significant residential development across the city and its surrounding boroughs. The mix of new-build subdivisions and historic properties creates two distinct fencing demands: privacy and security fencing for growing families in new neighborhoods, and thoughtful replacement work for older homes where matching character matters. Lancaster's active commercial landscape adds a third layer of demand around office parks, agricultural operations, and light industrial sites throughout the county.

For wood fence installation in Lancaster, we typically see project sizes ranging from small backyard privacy fences to larger perimeter jobs. Pricing runs roughly $33–$52 per linear foot installed, with final pricing confirmed at your free on-site measure.

Serving all of Central Pennsylvania within a 45-minute drive of our York, PA base — including Cumberland, Dauphin, York, Lancaster, Lebanon, and Perry counties.

Wood fence FAQ — Lancaster

Pine or cedar — which should I pick?
Pine is the economical choice; cedar resists rot and insects naturally and ages beautifully. We will walk you through the trade-offs at your measure.
How often does a wood fence need staining?
Plan on staining or sealing every 2–3 years to maximize lifespan, depending on sun and weather exposure.
Can you remove my old fence before installing the new one?
Yes — old fence removal and haul-away is quoted as a separate line item so you only pay for it if you need it.

Ready for your Lancaster wood fence quote?

See an instant estimate online, then we confirm the details with a free on-site measure.