Free Fence Estimate Template & Generator
Below is a real example of a professional fencing estimate — the structure that wins jobs. Or skip the template: describe your job in plain words and let QuoteBeagle draft it for you, free.
Example: “install 80 linear feet 6 foot wood privacy fence, remove old chain link, one walk gate”
Wood privacy fence — 80 LF
Labor — tear-out, post set & install Labor · 14 hrs @ $85.00 | $1,190.00 |
Pickets, rails & posts (80 LF, 6ft) Materials · × 1 @ $1,200.00 | $1,200.00 |
Concrete, hardware & gate kit Materials · × 1 @ $220.00 | $220.00 |
Old fence removal & disposal Other · × 1 @ $180.00 | $180.00 |
| Total | $2,790.00 |
Draft yours in 60 seconds
What makes a fencing estimate close
Quote per the actual line measurement, and say whether the price assumes clear access for an auger. Roots, rock, and rear-yard access are where fence margins die — put them in the assumptions.
Note the utility-locate call in the estimate. It is free, it is the law in most states, and mentioning it marks you as the professional bid.
Gates deserve their own line. They are the part the customer touches every day and the first thing that sags on a cheap build — pricing them visibly justifies your number.
The last piece isn’t on the template: follow-up. Most contractors never follow up on a sent quote, and most homeowners hire whoever does. QuoteBeagle sends the estimate as a one-tap accept link and nudges politely on day 2 and day 5 — stopping the moment they answer.