Most fence disputes start with something nobody wrote down: a fence line the owner "thought" was right, a sprinkler line 811 never marks, rock at every post hole, an old shared fence the neighbor didn't agree to take down, a pool left open while the old fence was gone, or a deposit nobody can tie to finished work. This kit gives a fence business the paperwork and the pricing to have the owner confirm the line in writing, record the 811 ticket and the private lines, get every change and every named risk signed, tie payments to finished steps, and price every foot, gate and add-on from your own costs.
You get 8 contract templates: a fence installation agreement with a fence plan and material schedule and a schedule of progress payments, a proposal and estimate with up to three options, a property line, permit and HOA agreement, a customer terms sheet, a ground conditions and underground lines waiver for named risks only, a neighbor acknowledgment for shared fences and access, a pool barrier and gate acknowledgment, and a workmanship warranty with a completion certificate. 8 job forms cover the site visit and fence measurement sheet, a property condition record, an 811 locate and private lines record, change orders, a material order and delivery checklist, an install day checklist, the final walkthrough and punch list, and concern reports. 6 customer care sheets cover the welcome, before install day, install day and the first week, caring for a wood fence, caring for vinyl, chain link and aluminum fences, and gates and warranty.
The Pricing Calculator (Excel and Google Sheets, no macros) prices chain link, wood privacy, vinyl privacy and aluminum fences in 4 lengths from your own costs: labor cost, crew size, tools, drive, overhead and materials with your markup, plus the permit fee at cost. It adds a minimum price, 6 add-ons (walk and drive gates, old fence removal, hard digging, stain, pool gate hardware), slope and access surcharges, a materials take-off for posts, concrete bags, rails and pickets, a deposit with a cap and progress payments by step, and logs jobs, 811 tickets, approvals, waivers and concerns. A 2-page editable price list uses the same numbers. The 51-page guide explains measuring, property lines and surveys, permits and HOAs, 811 and private lines, neighbors, pools, each clause, what a waiver can and can't do, pricing and progress payments, with worked examples and sources checked in November 2026. The contracts are samples to have reviewed for your state; they are not attorney-drafted and not legal or survey advice, and the example prices are not advice on what to charge.