Material prices without installation
A per-panel price tells a homeowner nothing. Installed per linear foot, by material and height, is the only figure they can use against the run they measured.
Websites for fencing companies
Priced by the foot.Including the posts.
Custom websites for fencing contractors, built for a job priced per linear foot where everything expensive is below ground.
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They have a new dog, a new neighbour, or a fence that came down in the wind. They are measuring the run in their head and looking for a per-foot price. What they do not know is that the ground, the gradient, the gates and the removal of the old fence are where the number actually comes from.
What costs you jobs
3 things a template gets wrong here.
Gates, posts and removal unpriced
Gates are disproportionately expensive, concrete posts differ from timber, and taking away the old fence is a real line item. Leaving them out makes the first quote look like a bait price.
Nothing about property lines and permits
Whether a survey is needed, who talks to the neighbour, what the local height limit is, and whether a permit applies. It is the most common cause of a fencing job going wrong.
What gets built instead
Mechanics, not features.
Installed per-foot prices by material and height
Timber, composite, vinyl, chain link, aluminium. With gates and post type priced separately and clearly.
Removal and disposal, stated
Including what happens to existing concrete footings, which is where an easy job becomes a hard one.
A property line and permit page
Height limits, setbacks, who is responsible for the survey, and how a shared boundary is handled. It is genuinely useful and it prevents the dispute.
Fair questions
The reasons not to.
“I have to see the ground first”
Per-foot ranges by material with the ground conditions named still let somebody budget, and you still visit. Without them you are one of three numbers with no explanation.
“Homeowners only care about price”
They care about the price they will actually pay. The contractor who explained gates, posts and footings is the one whose quote does not feel like a surprise.
Asked often
Before you ask.
Should I publish per-foot prices?
Installed per linear foot by material and height, with gates and post type priced separately. It is the figure a homeowner can use against the run they have already measured.
What should the site say about property lines?
Whether a survey is needed, who handles the neighbour conversation, local height limits and whether a permit applies. Boundary confusion is the most common reason a fencing job goes wrong.
Does removal of the old fence need mentioning?
Yes, including existing concrete footings. It is a real line item and leaving it out is what makes an honest quote look like a bait price.
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