Select fencing
Select fencing is listed in Fence Advisors as a fence contractor serving St. Louis, MO. Based on the business name, directory details, and common service patterns in this market, likely project fit centers on chain link fencing, wood fencing, and aluminum fencing. The listing includes a website on file, which gives buyers a direct next step for quotes or project questions. Public rating signals in our current dataset are solid for this listing, which helps it read stronger than the thinnest profiles in the directory. Customers should confirm exact material options, scheduling, and project scope directly before booking.
Contact Information
- Address
- 4821 Autumn Dr, St. Louis, MO 63123
St. Louis, MO - Phone
- (314) 604-2168
- Website
- selectfencingstl.com
Services
Fence Advisors Take
Select fencing looks most relevant for chain link fencing, wood fencing, and aluminum fencing in the St. Louis market, based on directory details and local service patterns rather than a full site review.
Verdict
Reasonable to include on a shortlist if the location and likely service mix fit your project.
Signals We Like
Watch-out: Public service details are still limited, so confirm exact scope, materials, and timing directly before booking.
Based on Fence Advisors editorial analysis of the company website and public reputation signals in our directory data. Google signal: 5.0 from 60 reviews.
Fence Costs in St. Louis, MO
Typical installed price per linear foot in the local market.
| Material | Per Linear Ft | 150 ft Fence |
|---|---|---|
| Wood (cedar) | $28–$50 | $4,200–$7,500 |
| Chain link | $17–$28 | $2,550–$4,200 |
| Vinyl | $30–$52 | $4,500–$7,800 |
| Wrought iron | $38–$65 | $5,700–$9,750 |
| Composite | $45–$75 | $6,750–$11,250 |
Ranges reflect installed pricing in St. Louis based on contractor quotes and regional labor data. Final quotes vary by property, gate count, and material grade.
Permits & Regulations in St. Louis
St. Louis requires a fence permit for most residential projects.
- Permit cost
- Contact city for current fees
- Setback
- Fences must be on or behind the property line.
- Max height — front
- 4 feet
- Max height — back
- 6-8 feet
Contact the City of St. Louis Building Department for fence permit requirements.
Research Before You Hire in St. Louis
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Everything you need to know about vinyl fencing — styles, costs, durability in heat and cold, installation basics, and how it compares to wood. Based on AFA/ASTM F1999 standards.
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