Construction technology · A Pearl Labs product
FenceEstimatePro
Know the quantities.
Understand the margin.
A fence job is more than its total footage. FenceEstimatePro connects the layout, material plan, pricing, and proposal so contractors can see what they are quoting—and why.
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Start with a ballpark.
Inspect the detail.
The public calculator and sample estimate let you examine two parts of the workflow before creating an account.
A worked product example
Two runs. One corner.
An inspectable material plan.
The fixed public sample uses a 96-foot run, a 60-foot run, and a four-foot walk gate. The quantity plan shows the consequences of that layout.
- Fence runs
- 156 ft
- Calculated posts
- 22
- 80 lb concrete bags
- 26
- 01 · Layout
Keep each run distinct
End, corner, line, and gate conditions inform the post plan. The sample retains its separate runs instead of reducing the job to a single footage total.
- 02 · Quantities
Inspect the bill of materials
Follow the material rows for posts, rails, panels, concrete, and gate hardware. Review the quantities before applying the contractor’s costs.
- 03 · Quote checks
Resolve what the job still needs
The sample flags site conditions, corner angles, and supplier pricing for review before a customer proposal is sent.
The useful output: an auditable quantity plan with pricing and site assumptions brought into view.
Fixed demonstration output verified against the public sample estimate on September 22, 2026. Quantities reflect this sample’s settings; supplier costs and actual site conditions need contractor review.
- 01Set the scope
- In the calculator shown above, choose the fence type, footage, number of gates, height, and location. Change one input and see how the estimated range responds.
- 02Read the breakdown
- Compare the material and labor ranges alongside the fence and gate allowances. The calculator gives an initial ballpark; the contractor reviews supplier pricing and site conditions for the job.
From layout to proposal
The detail behind
a better estimate.
Geometry, materials, labor, and customer communication connected in one contractor workflow.
Define the fence
Model runs, corners, and gates. FenceGraph uses the layout to derive post types, panels, concrete, and material requirements.
Review the estimate
Bring quantities, supplier prices, and labor into the same estimate. Examine the target margin and resolve pricing gaps before sending.
Move the job forward
Send a customer proposal, collect a signature and deposit, and carry the accepted estimate into the job workflow.
Purpose-built by Pearl Labs
The trade informs
the software.
A corner, a gate, or a different post changes the material plan. FenceGraph models those relationships so the estimate can reflect the structure of the job.
That calculation engine sits within a practical business workflow: materials catalogs, customer proposals, signed documents, and job tracking.
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