Roughly what will my fence cost?
Move the slider, pick the type of fence, and you get an indicative range straight away. No email address, no phone number, and no waiting on a callback to find out whether you are in the right ballpark.
Not sure? Pace it out. One decent stride is close enough to a metre for this.
Only used if you send the enquiry through. It does not change the estimate.
- This is an estimate, not a quote. It is a range built from what Smitco normally charges per metre. It is not an offer and nothing is locked in by it.
- It cannot see your ground. Rock, tree roots, services in the way, a slope, poor access, an old fence to pull out, gates, a height above standard. Any one of those moves the number, and a calculator has no way of knowing about them.
- The price you pay is the one on the written quote. That comes after someone has looked at the job, either in person or from your photos and measurements. If the quote differs from this estimate, the quote is the real number.
Someone comes and looks
$50 credited back to the job once you accept the quote
Twenty minutes in your yard. The run gets measured, the ground and the access get checked, and you get a written price that holds.
- Nothing for you to prepare
- Every variable seen before the number is written
- If the job is smaller or simpler than you thought, you will be told
Quoted off your photos
Free but it needs work from you first
Faster, and it costs nothing. It only works if what you send is good enough to price from, so this is what is needed:
- Photos of the full run, taken from both ends
- The length in metres, paced or taped, not guessed
- A photo of the access — gates, side paths, anything a barrow has to get through
- A photo of the ground, especially any slope or retaining
The honest part. A price given off photos can move once somebody is standing in the yard. A camera flattens a slope, hides rock and does not show what is under the grass. If that happens the job needs a variation, and variations can be expensive. The site visit exists so that does not happen to you.
Send photos and measurementsTyrone builds all of these. There is no per-metre rate for them because every one is different, so they get a proper quote rather than a number off a calculator.
What happens after you send it.
Whichever option you picked above, the next thing you get is a written price. No obligation to go ahead with it, and no follow-up campaign if you do not.
- A site visit is $50, credited back to the job once you accept the quote.
- The number comes from someone who has stood in the yard, not from a calculator.
- If the job is smaller or simpler than you thought, you will be told.