Why Fenceline
A fence business takes more than building fences.
There are estimates to finish, customers to call, materials to organize, and a crew to keep moving. We’re building Fenceline to make that part of the job take less of your day.
The work shouldn’t follow you home every night.
A customer asks for a change. The measurements are in one place, the estimate is in another, and the conversation is on your phone. Before you can answer, you have to put the job back together.
That’s the problem we want to help with. Fenceline brings the project details and the work around them into one place, so you can spend more of your time on the job and less on copying information between tools.
We’re starting with fencing because the details matter: a gate opening, a change in grade, the right post, and the way your crew builds. Software should make room for that knowledge.
You know the work. The tools should help.
You know what the site needs and what you’ve promised the customer. We want Fenceline to help you turn that knowledge into an estimate, keep track of the decisions, and carry them through the job.
AI can help read a document, find project details, or prepare a reply. You decide what’s right and what to send. The goal is to give you a useful starting point and more time for the parts that need your judgment.
See how AI fits into the workHelp everyone work from the same details.
The contractor, customer, and supplier each see a different part of a fence job. We want the information to travel with the work: what’s being built, what’s been agreed, and which materials it needs.
That’s why the core contractor tools are free. You can use them with your own materials and suppliers. We want the everyday work to be easier to organize, whether you’re getting your first jobs in order or coordinating a larger team.
See what’s includedTell us what would help your day.
If there’s a task you keep repeating or a detail that keeps getting lost, we’d like to hear about it.
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