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Details that make a useful request
Start with the project basics. The address area and jurisdiction help route local questions, while purpose, length, height, material, gates, removal, slope, and access shape the written scope. Association or easement issues belong in the notes too.
- Exact address or jurisdiction
- Fence purpose and material preference
- Approximate length and height
- Gate count and width
- Old-fence removal
- Slope and access conditions
- Association or easement issues
02
Compare written scope fairly
When you have written scopes, compare the same items before comparing totals. A lower price with less work is not an equivalent project.
Swipe across the table to compare all columns →
| Scope item | What to match |
|---|---|
| Length | Measured fence run |
| Material and height | Same product and size |
| Gates | Count, width, and hardware |
| Removal and access | Same site work |
| Slope and permit steps | Same responsibility |
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Useful photos to have ready
Photos of the proposed fence line, existing damage or changes in ground level can help a later site assessment. Keep them handy alongside a rough layout and your gate needs. This form does not accept uploads.
