Turn fence inquiries into measurable site requests.

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.

Build and preview your quote link before checkout.

This is what your team opens.

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.

  • Arrived at 7:42 PM, without anyone answering the phone.
  • Cases involving shared boundaries, difficult ground, retaining work and constrained access are visible before a price or appointment is promised.
  • The contractor can give a useful ballpark or book the right site measure.
Ironwood Fence Co.Tue Aug 18 · 7:42 PM
NEW QUOTE REQUEST
Sam R.
Fencing · 78704
(512) 555-0193sam.r@example.com
What do you need help with?
Install or replace a fence
What work do you need?
New fence
Where is the fence or gate?
Home
What needs repairing?
Broken or missing sections
How much is affected?
One post or section
What kind of gate?
Walk-through gate
What is wrong with the gate?
Sagging or dragging
Approximate gate opening width
Under 4 ft
2 photos attached
Reply with a price Call (512) 555-0193 Text

The same customer, two different Mondays.

You are not choosing between Comora and other software. You are choosing between this and the contact form already on your website.

Your contact form today

Name
Sam R.
Email
customer@example.com
Message
“Can I get a price for a new fence?”
  • You still need to ask about fence purpose, material, length, height, gates, demolition, ground conditions and access.
  • The first callback is spent collecting details rather than moving the job forward.
  • You cannot tell whether the request fits before your team replies.

The same inquiry, on your Comora link

Install or replace a fenceNew fenceHomeBroken or missing sectionsOne post or sectionWalk-through gateSagging or draggingUnder 4 ftZIP 787042 photosContact + email
  • Fence purpose, material, length, height, gates, demolition, ground conditions and access are already attached to the request.
  • Cases involving shared boundaries, difficult ground, retaining work and constrained access are flagged before the first reply.
  • The contractor can give a useful ballpark or book the right site measure.

The questions your customers answer.

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.

41questions in the set
33appear only when relevant
55stypical time for a customer
Lastcontact details asked at the end
What do you need help with?1 question

What do you need help with?

Install or replace a fence · Repair a fence or gate · Install a gate · Ranch-style fencing · Fence maintenance · Add privacy slats

Captures the customer's answer to “What do you need help with?” before the first reply.

What are you planning?1 question

What work do you need?

New fence · Replace an existing fence · Repair a section · Just a gate · Repair a gate · Ranch-style fencing · Fence maintenance · Privacy slats for chain link

Changes whether the request can be priced online or needs the team to review it.

Where is the fence or gate?1 question

Where is the fence or gate?

Home · Business or commercial property · HOA or managed property · Not sure · Farm or rural property

Captures the customer's answer to “Where is the fence or gate?” before the first reply.

What needs repairing?1 question

What needs repairing?

Asked when relevant

Broken or missing sections · Leaning fence or loose posts · Storm or impact damage · Rot or corrosion · Several problems · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

How much is affected?1 question

How much is affected?

Asked when relevant

One post or section · Two or three sections · Several sections · Most of the fence · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What kind of gate?1 question

What kind of gate?

Asked when relevant

Walk-through gate · Driveway gate · Double gate · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What is wrong with the gate?1 question

What is wrong with the gate?

Asked when relevant

Sagging or dragging · Latch or hinges · Broken or damaged gate · Loose or damaged posts · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Approximate gate opening width1 question

Approximate gate opening width

Asked when relevant

Under 4 ft · 4–8 ft · 8–12 ft · 12–20 ft · More than 20 ft · Not sure yet

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What does the fence need to do?1 question

What's it for?

Asked when relevant

Boundary or privacy · Keeping pets in · Pool fencing · Security · Decorative

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What is the fence for?1 question

What is the fence for?

Asked when relevant

Property boundary · Keeping animals in or out · Privacy · Several of these · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What is there now?1 question

What is there now?

Asked when relevant

No fence yet · An existing fence · Fencing along part of the area · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Approximate fence length1 question

Approximate fence length

Asked when relevant

Under 200 ft · 200–500 ft · 500–1,000 ft · 1,000–2,500 ft · More than 2,500 ft · Not sure yet

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

How will the fence be laid out?1 question

How will the fence be laid out?

Asked when relevant

One fence line · An enclosure · Several lines or enclosures · Need advice

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

How many access openings are needed?1 question

How many access openings are needed?

Asked when relevant

None · One · Two or three · Four or more · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Do you have a style in mind?1 question

Do you have a style in mind?

Asked when relevant

I have an example or photo · Match an existing fence · Need advice

You can add a photo later. The team will confirm suitable materials and construction.

What help would you like?1 question

What help would you like?

Asked when relevant

Maintain the fence · Inspect the fence · Need advice

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What kind of visit are you considering?1 question

What kind of visit are you considering?

Asked when relevant

A one-time visit · Ongoing maintenance · Not sure

This is a request to discuss the work, not a confirmed plan or schedule.

What condition is the fence in?1 question

What condition is the fence in?

Asked when relevant

Generally sound · Weathered or worn · Loose or damaged parts · Several concerns · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Roughly how much fencing needs attention?1 question

Roughly how much fencing needs attention?

Asked when relevant

Under 50 ft · 50–100 ft · 100–200 ft · More than 200 ft · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Roughly how high is the fence?1 question

Roughly how high is the fence?

Asked when relevant

Up to 4 ft · 4–6 ft · Over 6 ft · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Is the chain-link fence already there?1 question

Is the chain-link fence already there?

Asked when relevant

Yes · A new fence is being planned · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

How much chain link needs privacy slats?1 question

How much chain link needs privacy slats?

Asked when relevant

Under 50 ft · 50–100 ft · 100–200 ft · More than 200 ft · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

How high is the chain-link fence?1 question

How high is the chain-link fence?

Asked when relevant

Up to 4 ft · 4–6 ft · Over 6 ft · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What condition is the existing fence in?1 question

What condition is the existing fence in?

Asked when relevant

Sound and upright · Damaged or leaning · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Do you have a slat material in mind?1 question

Do you have a slat material in mind?

Asked when relevant

Vinyl · Aluminum · Need advice

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What would you like to change?1 question

What would you like to change?

Asked when relevant

More privacy · The appearance · Both · Need advice

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Do you have a material in mind?1 question

Do you have a material in mind?

Asked when relevant

Wood · Steel or aluminum · Vinyl or PVC · Chain link · Composite · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Which material?1 question

Which material?

Asked when relevant

Wood · Steel panel · Ornamental iron · Vinyl or PVC · Chain link · Aluminum · Composite · Not sure yet

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Size and gates3 questions

Roughly how long?

Asked when relevant

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.

How high?

Asked when relevant

Under 4 ft · 4 – 6 ft · Over 6 ft

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

How many gates?

Asked when relevant

Customer enters a short answer

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What is on the site now?2 questions

Is there an old fence to remove?

Asked when relevant

Customer enters a short answer

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Are the old posts set in concrete?

Asked when relevant

Yes · No · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

What affects installation?3 questions

What's the ground like along the fence line?

Asked when relevant

Flat and clear · Gentle slope · Steep or terraced · Rocky or very hard ground · Not sure

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Anything that makes access hard?

Asked when relevant

Narrow side access only · No room for machinery · Underground services near the line · Nothing unusual

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Is this on a shared boundary?

Asked when relevant

No, it's fully on my property · Yes, and the neighbor is on board · Yes, and I haven't spoken to them yet

Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.

Show us the fence line1 question

Photos of the fence, gate or site (optional)

Up to 5 photos · Optional

A clear photo helps the team understand the existing fence, gate or site.

Contact, asked last4 questions

Your name

Customer enters a short answer

Identifies the customer after the job has been scoped.

Email

Customer enters their email

Provides a written return path after the work has been described.

Phone

Customer enters their phone number · Optional

Optional — but a text is usually the fastest way to get your price.

ZIP code

Customer enters a short answer

Checks the job against the business's service area before the request is sent.

These questions, on your own link, today.

Preview the whole flow before you pay a cent.

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Show a ballpark only when the scope supports it.

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.

Before you ask.

The questions are already written.

The fencing flow uses the live questions and answer choices shown above.

You control when pricing appears.

Configure your own rates and keep shared boundaries, difficult ground, retaining work and constrained access request-only.

Works with the site you have.

Use one link on your website, Google profile, social pages, email or messages.

Preview before publishing.

Choose the work you offer and test the customer flow before sharing it.

Let the next fencing inquiry arrive ready to assess.

Start with the fencing flow, choose the work you offer, and preview exactly what customers will see.

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