Fencing company goes from 0 to $3 million in their first year. 

If you’re in a position to buy a company, you’re not starting from zero. If you really want to know what starting from zero is, come and talk to someone who has hit rock bottom and started a small construction business as a result of being laid off during a pandemic.

Ask the right questions next time! Why did he start a fence business in Panama City? It’s because they had a category 5 hurricane that destroyed everything. No shortage of work there and insurance companies pay for all of it. All trades did well and still are.

Doing it right now , thanks guys for the insight and support , it's a great help and encouragement.

Awesome video! I am currently in the process of getting my contractor license for fencing, inspirational and informative !

This is amazing!!! I’m not on the fence industry, but I’m sure going to use these bits of wisdom in my excavation work

Good video great content I would invest in lapel mics just to cut out the background noise and peaks keep up the great content I learned a lot

Thanks for the good vid. Plant a mic on your guys so we can hear him better!

I used to work for a fence company I’m going out on my own now about to take my test for licensing what do you think should be Some stuff I should be focusing on in the beginning of this process

How can you scale estimating that way without coming up with a pearl in your foot price? Is it just establishing processes and procedures for the sales staff? So that they know what to add to a job? Or does ownership have to be involved on determining the numbers for every job?

I am a very successful landscape contractor in The Villages Florida the numbers that are on the post seem to be very exploded.

No one speaks about the software they use for biding, CRM, PM (Daily Progress), integrations..etc

Sweet Ive done the section price right..

Thanks for the free game

Would like to see some content on a companies in a small market

Driver doesn’t have his seat belt on.

A smart guy should wear a seat belt. Just saying.

This is obvious, but the audio is a little tough to listen to in the beginning of the video.

A 180 foot job and there done.me and 2 other guys and Bossman so 4 people did 360 foot chain link fucking hills and hookups out the as and the back like on utility and then a 260 footer pretty flat

Watched this a few days back, it kept bothering me so im back for my two cents. ..... "We dont charge per foot we charger per section" "dont know how those guys can be profitable charging per foot"..... Bro...if you charge per section youre charging PER FOOT. You dont do jobs smaller than lets say 200 linear feet (just guessing)....its only because your company overhead is insane. Id also be willing to bet that you have the same company motto as the ones near me, you subcontract all of your work to an army of Mexicans....you dont pay them shit, all the while running your hole about the volume of work you provide them....lmao. 3 million in annual sales, 1m in material, 350k paid out to subs, 750k in overhead. Whats profit 750k..... dont think so though.

Misleading.. You didnt really start from 0..

Too bad this video has such poor audio. Doing a video in a noisy truck is not the best. Also everyone should have clip-on wireless mics. just saying.

The video was good but the audio was terrible.