Charging per Section not by the Foot | Mr. Fence Academy Retreat

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Oftentimes fence builders start by charging by the foot. Mr. Fence teaches at our academy retreat to charge by section instead. Get the most bang for your buck!
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@Veterans_Fence 2 года назад

Pricing by foot is fine but you have to separate material and labor pricing. Always round up for material linear footage, including chain link and wood to avoid waste issues. And always use the word “approximately” to avoid the headache of someone attempting to hold exact linear footage quoted against you.

@rogerbettencourt9654 2 года назад

Phenomenal! Thank you Schawn and thank you Tony Thornton for the input as well. This community, or family on Joe Everest’s channel, is amazing already and getting better with every video I see.

@livingonthebranch5192 Год назад

JM bnh😂

@brentdiehl6715 2 года назад

Thanks for the info, enjoyed the video

@landmarkcreations1183 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this great info👍

@Barbie08081 Год назад

Can you make a video on how you get the price per post? I know it’s based on prices around me but I just feel like I’m doing something wrong…

@sergioramirez9059 6 месяцев назад

A.L. Williams the GOAT

@tonyaguilar6628 Год назад

I had a customer call and ask for a discount today. I planned on ignoring her. Until I watched While i was watching this I decided to test the theory. I drew it on paper and realized I could charge much less if i did this by section and asked the customer to come in a few feet on her fence.

@mrfenceacademy Год назад

Well what was the result??

@thefenceguy2415 2 года назад

This is great information but now we step back to how to figure out your per section price?

@L.S.T.N.Y 2 года назад

Good question I was thinking the same thing

@wyattgreeson2765 2 года назад

$10 per foot labor, 8ft section equals $80 labor per section. That way you dont lose money on cut sections

@mattmcfly2165 Год назад

Build 3 2x4x8. 1 4x4 post 1 Crete and 16 pickets. Add $3 for nails. That's your 8ft cost.

@mattmcfly2165 Год назад

Build on Lowe's.com sorry.

@1hunt100 7 месяцев назад

Love the info. Can you do a video on what to charge for removal of old fence

@samuelalbritton2224 5 месяцев назад

Yes need to know

@Kushert Год назад

I charge by section and post depending on the type of fencing and a few other factors I consider too

@imbertsonson1377 7 месяцев назад

I get your point however im in canada . We all knoe in fencing its 60/40 60 materials and 40 labor. So for me to make my money on a fence i place a marker on my materials and charge 26-30 per foot for every 100ft. If its under 100 feet i dont charge by feet i just charge per job

@jorgejuarez908 10 месяцев назад

Donde puedo tomar entrenamiento para construir fences?

@L.S.T.N.Y 2 года назад

What about the section how do we figure it out? ????? The price of course

@Jay-py1ow Год назад

You guys are only making 10-15%?!?! I make atleast 40% on every job..I’m a smaller business so I’m assuming you’re talking about larger fence businesses?

@dustinmims3058 7 месяцев назад

What area of the country are you in?

@Rimtatvora Год назад

I'm fencer in Lithuania and average meter price for labour 10euro

@sgtsransom1 2 месяца назад

This wouldn’t work in a residential neighborhood with property lines designating the fence dimensions.

@xrayded5037 Год назад

Your right but if you cut the fence off the ground you save money on putting it in there 1 foot off. You will save time on taking off the concrete means your saving money. The $2.33 your wasting goes back into your labor and that’s more expensive. The $72 bucks on my 2 man crew ain’t worth it to dig out the concrete… make a smaller section is a win cause your saving time and that equals money :) 8 ft sections suck causa dudes back in my area would pour 200 lbs of concrete per post… that’s a humans body’s weight lol 😂