Fence pricing here is per linear foot, and the material does most of the talking. The ranges below are installed Florida market ranges for standard residential work — 6-ft privacy for wood and vinyl, 4–5 ft for aluminum — gathered from Florida fence installers' published 2026 pricing. Your fence gets an exact number only one way: a free on-site measurement with a written quote.
A typical Titusville backyard is 100–180 linear feet. Not sure of yours? The measurement is free — book it here and skip the guessing.
| Material | Per linear ft | 150-ft backyard |
|---|---|---|
| Chain link (galvanized) | $15–$28 | $2,250–$4,200 |
| Chain link (vinyl-coated) | $18–$30 | $2,700–$4,500 |
| Wood privacy, 6 ft | $25–$45 | $3,750–$6,750 |
| Vinyl privacy, 6 ft | $30–$55 | $4,500–$8,250 |
| Aluminum, 4–5 ft | $35–$65 | $5,250–$9,750 |
Gates. A single walk gate runs roughly $350–$600 installed; a double drive gate $900–$1,800 depending on width and hardware. Gates are usually the biggest surprise line on a first quote.
Removal. Hauling out an old fence adds about $5–$9 per foot — and remember, replacing more than 50% of an old fence counts as new construction for permit purposes in both Titusville and the county.
Ground. Most Titusville lots are flat sand, which digs easy. Riverfront and canal lots on Merritt Island can hit muck and a high water table; Mims and Scottsmoor acreage can mean long runs with more corners and clearing.
Height and style. Six feet is the residential maximum in Titusville and unincorporated Brevard. Board-on-board wood costs more than stockade; vinyl picket and semi-privacy styles price differently than full privacy panels.
The calculator uses Florida market ranges per linear foot. Your real price moves with gate count and width, how many corners the line turns, slope, tree roots, whether an old fence has to come out, and your permit fee — which the City of Titusville bases on job value. The on-site measurement settles all of it, in writing.
Yes — permit fees are set by the City of Titusville or Brevard County based on the value of construction (fences are exempt from the city's plan-review fee, but the permit fee itself applies). We show the fee as its own line on your estimate so you can see exactly what goes to the city or county.
On a 10-year view, usually yes for privacy fences: vinyl costs roughly $5–$10 more per foot installed, but wood in Brevard humidity needs sealing every 2–3 years and boards replaced as they cup and gray. If you plan to move within a few years, wood's lower upfront cost can make more sense. The calculator lets you compare both on your actual footage.