405 Fence is a residential and commercial fence contractor serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, handling installation, repair, and replacement across wood, vinyl, chain-link, and ornamental materials. The company operates as a local, owner-operated business rather than a national franchise, which shapes both its pricing structure and its responsiveness to Oklahoma City's specific weather and code requirements.
405 Fence installs new fences, repairs existing ones, and removes old structures for property owners across Oklahoma County and adjacent areas. The company works with homeowners on residential projects (backyard privacy fences, dog runs, decorative front fencing) and with commercial clients on perimeter security, industrial enclosures, and parking lot barriers. They also handle gate installation and repair, a service tier that many general contractors outsource or avoid.
The operation is small enough that the owner often meets with clients directly, which means estimates reflect actual site conditions rather than a templated formula. This matters in Oklahoma City, where wind load codes have tightened since 2012 and older fence designs may not meet current standards if they need replacing.
405 Fence charges by material type and linear footage. A wood privacy fence (6-foot tall, pressure-treated pine or cedar) typically runs $25 to $35 per linear foot installed in Oklahoma City, with cedar costing more than pine. A 100-foot run would fall between $2,500 and $3,500 before any site prep or gate additions.
Vinyl fencing costs $35 to $55 per linear foot, reflecting material durability and minimal maintenance. Chain-link, the budget option, ranges $12 to $20 per linear foot for residential gauge; commercial-grade runs higher. Ornamental aluminum or steel fencing, less common but available, starts around $40 per linear foot.
Gate installation is not bundled into per-foot pricing. A single driveway gate (vinyl or wood frame, manual swing) adds $800 to $1,500 to a project. Automated sliding gates or double-wide driveway gates push into the $2,000 to $3,500 range. Call for a quote rather than relying on these ranges for gates, as site access and post condition vary.
Repair work is priced hourly at $60 to $80 per hour, with a one-hour minimum. A leaning section, a few rotted boards, or hinge replacement usually falls within that window. Full fence removal (if you want the old fence taken down before a new one goes up) runs $8 to $12 per linear foot depending on material and debris haul-away.
Oklahoma City has both national franchises (Lowe's, Home Depot) that arrange fence installation through third-party contractors, and independent operators like 405 Fence. The franchises offer consistency and financing through their credit programs but typically charge 15 to 25 percent more for the same materials and labor because they take a markup. Turnaround is also slower; scheduling can stretch four to six weeks during spring and summer.
405 Fence, as a single-owner operation, often schedules work within two to three weeks and will negotiate on price if materials or labor scope shift during the job. The tradeoff is that availability depends on the owner's current workload, and you lose the customer service structure that a larger operation provides. If the project stalls, you call one person, not a dispatch line.
For vinyl, which requires minimal maintenance over 15 years, the upfront cost difference between a franchise and 405 Fence is usually $500 to $1,000 on a 200-foot property. For wood, where replacement is likely within 8 to 10 years, the franchise model and independent model yield similar lifetime cost, but the independent route often produces a sturdier initial build because the owner has a reputation to protect.
Choose 405 Fence if you want direct communication, faster scheduling, and material flexibility. Choose a national franchise if you prioritize financing options and a formal dispute resolution process.
405 Fence serves homeowners who know what they want (material, height, style) and can articulate it clearly, and small-to-medium commercial properties (5 to 20 acres) where one contractor can manage the scope. It also suits anyone with an existing fence problem who wants same-day or next-day assessment rather than waiting for an appointment window.
The business is less suited to landlords or property managers who need multiple jobs across many properties and a single invoice, or to customers who want financing without a credit check. It also does not handle pool safety fencing (which requires specific installer licensing in Oklahoma) or high-security installations that demand engineered plans and certified installation.
Call or text 405 Fence to request an estimate. The owner or a crew member will visit your property, measure the perimeter (or the section you want fenced), assess soil condition and existing post holes, and take photos. If your property abuts a utility easement or alley with a city easement, they will flag that. The estimate is free and usually arrives via email or text within 24 hours.
Before work starts, verify that utility locating has been done (call 811 or request it through 405 Fence; Oklahoma requires it). A deposit of 30 to 50 percent is typical; the balance is due upon completion.
405 Fence operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with occasional Saturday scheduling during peak season (March through October). There is no office location to visit; all estimates are conducted on-site at your property. Parking is not an issue because crews arrive in trucks and work where your fence will stand.
Verify current hours before calling, as seasonal demand shifts scheduling.
405 Fence fills a straightforward need for Oklahoma City property owners who want a local voice, clear pricing, and completion without the markup of a national installer. For a straightforward residential fence or a gate repair, it is the direct choice.
