Comora asks about fence purpose, material, length, height, gates, demolition, post conditions, ground, access and shared boundaries. Your first reply starts with the dimensions and site constraints that actually affect the job.
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Fence purpose, material, length, height, gates, demolition, ground conditions and access arrive together, before your team decides whether to price, call or visit. The first reply can move the job forward instead of repeating the form.
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This is the fencing question set Comora starts with. It captures the details your team needs without asking customers to understand your internal quoting process.
New fence · Replace an existing fence · Repair a section · Just a gate
Changes whether the request can be priced online or needs the team to review it.
Boundary or privacy · Keeping pets in · Pool fencing · Security · Decorative
Changes whether the request can be priced online or needs the team to review it.
Wood · Steel or aluminum · Vinyl or PVC · Chain link · Composite · Not sure
Captures the customer's answer to “Do you have a material in mind?” before the first reply.
Wood · Steel panel · Vinyl or PVC · Chain link · Aluminum · Composite · Not sure yet
Captures the customer's answer to “Which material?” before the first reply.
Under 30 ft · 30 – 60 ft · 60 – 120 ft · 120 – 200 ft · More than 200 ft · No idea
Pace it out if you're not sure — one long stride is about a yard.
Under 4 ft · 4 – 6 ft · Over 6 ft
Captures the customer's answer to “How high?” before the first reply.
Customer enters a short answer
Measures the workload in a form the business can use to assess time and cost.
Customer enters a short answer
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Yes · No · Not sure
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Flat and clear · Gentle slope · Steep or terraced · Rocky or very hard ground · Not sure
Changes whether the request can be priced online or needs the team to review it.
Narrow side access only · No room for machinery · Underground services near the line · Nothing unusual
Separates the requested services so the team can see the full scope at once.
No, it's fully on my property · Yes, and the neighbor is on board · Yes, and I haven't spoken to them yet
Captures the customer's answer to “Is this on a shared boundary?” before the first reply.
Up to 5 photos · Optional
Especially useful if there's an existing fence coming out.
Customer enters a short answer
Identifies the customer after the job has been scoped.
Customer enters their email
Provides a written return path after the work has been described.
Customer enters their phone number · Optional
Optional — but a text is usually the fastest way to get your price.
Customer enters a short answer
Checks the job against the business's service area before the request is sent.
Preview the whole flow before you pay a cent.
Comora can use your rates for supported fencing work. Requests that cross the review boundary still arrive complete, without a customer-facing price.
Supported work can see a ballpark. You choose the services and job sizes your configured rates cover.
Review shared boundaries, difficult ground, retaining work and constrained access. The completed request reaches your team for assessment instead of forcing a number.
Your rates stay private. Customers see the outcome, never the formula behind it.
The fencing flow uses the live questions and answer choices shown above.
Configure your own rates and keep shared boundaries, difficult ground, retaining work and constrained access request-only.
Use one link on your website, Google profile, social pages, email or messages.
Choose the work you offer and test the customer flow before sharing it.
Start with the fencing flow, choose the work you offer, and preview exactly what customers will see.