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✓ Invoice INV-10071 created for Mike Smith — 120 ft cedar privacy fence with one gate.
Draft saved · ready to send| Cedar privacy fence — 120 ft6 ft, posts set in concrete | $4,680.00 |
| Single walk gateMatching cedar + hardware | $420.00 |
| Old fence removalTear-out & haul-off, 120 ft | $600.00 |
Here's a real pricing breakdown per linear foot for a wood privacy fence in Seattle, WA. These are anchors — swap in your actual crew rate and material costs.
Assumptions: 6 ft cedar privacy fence, posts set in concrete, flat & accessible yard, no old-fence removal.
| MaterialsCedar pickets, posts, rails, concrete | $18–$30/ft |
| Labor (set posts, build)Crew of 2–3 | $15–$28/ft |
| Old fence removal (optional)Tear-out + disposal | +$4–$8/ft |
Draft estimate for a 150 ft cedar privacy fence with two gates in Seattle, WA.
Assumptions: 6 ft cedar, posts in concrete, includes old-fence removal, mostly flat yard.
| Materials (150 ft)Cedar, posts, rails, concrete | $2,700–$4,500 |
| Labor (crew, 2–3 days)Layout, set posts, build & gates | $2,250–$4,200 |
| Removal, gates & miscTear-out + 2 gates + hardware | $1,000–$1,800 |
1 client currently owes you money. Total outstanding: $2,362.50.
A professional fencing estimate should include customer details, the job description, labor, fence materials, measurements, gates, posts, hardware, site preparation, and the total estimated cost. With Invoicer.ai, you can organize everything in one estimate and turn approved work into an invoice when the job is ready.
Create fencing estimates that are easy for customers to understand. Separate labor, fencing materials, measurements, gates, posts, hardware, site work, and total cost, so they can review the quote before approving fence installation, repair, replacement, or maintenance work.
Fence pricing often depends on the fence length, material type, height, terrain, gate requirements, labor time, and whether old fencing needs to be removed first. A fence estimate should show the main cost areas so customers can understand how the total price is built.
You can include labor, fence panels, posts, concrete, gates, hinges, latches, hardware, removal of old fencing, disposal fees, equipment, permits, taxes, discounts, deposits, and any extra job costs. Listing these items separately helps customers see what they’re paying for and makes the estimate easier to discuss before the work begins.
Fence installation and repair estimates usually focus on different details. For a new installation, the estimate may cover fence measurements, material type, post spacing, gates, hardware, site preparation, labor, permits, and cleanup.
For a repair, it may focus on the damaged section, replacement posts or panels, hardware, labor, and any work needed to make the fence stable and secure again.
Adding these details helps customers understand the work being priced and the factors that may affect the total. It also makes the estimate easier to review before they move forward with a new fence, gate repair, panel replacement, privacy fence installation, or full fence replacement.
For fencing work, the estimate should explain exactly what is being priced. This may include the fence length, height, material type, gate count, post installation, old fence removal, disposal, site preparation, access requirements, property line notes, permits, cleanup, and anything not included in the quoted work.
Some fence jobs may require a deposit before work begins, especially when materials, gates, posts, concrete, or hardware need to be ordered in advance. Larger fence installation or replacement projects may also include partial payments at different stages, such as after materials are delivered, posts are installed, or the job is completed.
You can include the deposit amount, due date, payment schedule, and remaining balance directly in the estimate.
A fence estimate is useful when the final price may depend on measurements, terrain, material choice, property access, old fence removal, gate requirements, permits, or changes to the project scope. It gives the customer an expected cost while leaving room for details that may change after the site is reviewed.
A quote is usually more fixed. It works better when the measurements, materials, labor, gates, and total price are already confirmed. Use an estimate when the project needs some flexibility, and use a quote when you are ready to offer a set price for specific fencing work.
Before sending a fence estimate, make sure it includes the details your customer needs to review the work, understand the cost, and move forward with the project. A strong estimate should show the fence scope, labor, materials, payment terms, and total estimated cost in a format that is easy to follow.
Your fence estimate checklist can include:
A fence estimate template can work well for a simple one-time estimate, especially if you only need a basic file to edit, download, and send. However, if you create fence estimates regularly, an Estimate Maker is the faster and more practical choice.
Instead of editing the same document again and again, you can build estimates online, save customer details, reuse common fence materials and services, and keep everything organized in one place. You can also use the AI Assistant to create fence estimates faster, generate line items, and reduce the time spent editing the same details for every estimate.
With a fence estimate generator, you can add labor, materials, measurements, gates, posts, hardware, permits, taxes, discounts, deposits, and payment terms without manually updating every total. It gives you more flexibility than a static template and helps you create professional fence estimates faster with less manual work.
A fence estimate is useful when the final cost may depend on site measurements, terrain, material availability, property access, old fence removal, labor time, or the exact scope of work. However, it may not be the right document in every situation.
Use an invoice when the fence work has already been completed or payment is due. Use a quote when the price is fixed and the fence scope is already confirmed. For larger fencing projects, commercial fence work, warranty-covered repairs, property line issues, or jobs that require permits or approvals, an estimate may not be enough on its own.
You may also need a contract, written scope of work, warranty details, or permit documentation to confirm responsibilities, timelines, payment terms, and what is included in the service.
Invoicer is great for fencing businesses because it is an easy-to-use, super fast, and affordable AI-powered invoicing and estimate solution with unlimited clients, invoices, and estimates.
Invoicer saves you time thanks to the intuitive editor, fast interface, easy filtering, search and sorting, estimate automation, and gets you paid faster through online payments and payment reminders.
