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Define a Standard Wood Fence Panel

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How to Bid Fences? Everything You Need to Know to Start Bidding Any Fence Job.

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The presenter defines a typical fence in his area as a 6-foot dog-eared cedar fence with 4 or 6-inch pickets, measuring 8 feet from post to post. These are usually privacy fences, rough sawn cedar, and are not smooth. This standard fence panel is the basis for the pricing structure.

Goal: Establish a baseline for a typical fence panel for consistent bidding.

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I've got a fence behind me. This isn't the typical scenario of The average fence we run into on a daily basis or weekly or monthly basis in Idaho a typical Stereotypical fence is gonna be a six foot dog-eared cedar fence with either four or six foot foot planks or fence Pickets and they're usually from post to post eight feet and that is a very Stereotypical fence this kind of is a custom fence. That's not vertical This is a horizontal fence and it does fall into kind of the same category of how I go about bidding fences And we'll talk about that when it comes to a fence. We've got posts here. They are posts to post this Is a little bit unusual, but we'll just talk about the stereo typical fence and you'll probably see it on this video Flash it across here somewhere post to post eight feet. They got eight feet studs usually two or maybe three and then they're four to six I'm inch dog-eared cedar benches all the way closed All the way touch and closing so you really can't see through it in their privacy fences And they are not smooth. They are roughs on cedar fences up here 99.9% of the time now my bidding process is very simple

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