Privacy, ranch, and semi-private vinyl — set in concrete below frost depth so the line stays straight after a Utah winter.
Vinyl fence quality is decided almost entirely by two things you cannot see from the street: wall thickness and how deep the posts are set.
Vinyl has effectively replaced wood as the default residential fence across the southwest valley, and for good reason — it doesn't rot, warp, splinter, or need staining, and a good one runs 20-30 years with a hose-down as the entire maintenance program.
But vinyl fence is where the spread between a cheap bid and a good one is widest, because the two things that determine lifespan are both invisible once the job is done: the wall thickness of the extrusion, and how deep the posts are set.
What's in every fence we set:
6 ft privacy — the standard backyard fence in West Jordan, South Jordan, and Herriman subdivisions. Solid tongue-and-groove panels.
Privacy with lattice or picket top — same privacy, more light and a softer line.
Semi-private — spaced boards, good for wind exposure on the west side of the valley where a solid 6 ft panel takes a real beating.
3-rail ranch — property lines, horse property, and the larger lots out toward Bluffdale and Herriman.
Picket — front yards and pool enclosures, typically 4 ft.
Most HOAs in the newer subdivisions specify height, style, and color. We check CC&Rs before ordering material, because vinyl is not something you want to re-order.
| Style | 2026 Installed Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 6 ft privacy vinyl | $32-$50 / linear ft | The most common backyard install |
| 6 ft privacy with lattice or picket top | $38-$58 / linear ft | Adds height and light |
| Semi-private / spaced picket | $28-$45 / linear ft | Better in high-wind exposure |
| 4 ft picket | $26-$40 / linear ft | Front yards, pool enclosures |
| 3-rail ranch | $18-$32 / linear ft | Property lines, larger lots |
| Single walk gate | $350-$700 each | Hardware and stiffener included |
| Double drive gate | $700-$1,600 | Width and reinforcement dependent |
| Old fence removal and haul-off | $3-$8 / linear ft | Wood, chain link, or failed vinyl |
Ranges reflect what we actually quote in West Jordan and the surrounding valley in 2026. Site access, tear-out, and base condition move the number more than anything else — which is why every estimate is written after Bryan walks the property, not over the phone.
Bryan walks the property, scopes it honestly, and delivers a written quote — usually within 24 hours.
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West Jordan is home base. We work outward from there across the southwest Salt Lake Valley, and up into the north Utah County growth corridor.