Being a successful contractor doesn’t happen through one person’s efforts alone. Instead, the best contractors have a network of trusted partners working with them. When they need something, they know where to turn. Maybe you’re new to the fencing game or you’ve been unhappy with the supplier you’ve been using. We have a few tips…
Details
Good news: In a lot of cases, if you’re installing a vinyl fence that’s under a certain height, you don’t need a permit. That doesn’t mean there won’t be any rules that apply, though. As a fencing contractor, a key part of your service portfolio needs to be ensuring that your customers are made aware…
Details
Offering lower-cost services can help you maintain steady income and keep your crew busy when people are feeling pinched. As folks pay a lot at the pump, it might not feel like the right time to launch into a major construction project. Instead, they could be looking for ways to make better use of what…
Details
Whether you’re a property owner thinking about adding a fence or you’re a contractor looking for options to offer your clients, you should absolutely consider vinyl. These fences come in a wide range of styles and can be customized to your needs. But the most compelling case for vinyl fencing comes from its lifespan. Because…
Details
Measure twice, cut once. Every good contractor knows the truth there. Vinyl fencing is no exception. Fortunately, if you set yourself and your team up for success, vinyl fencing should come together in a snap. When we thought about creating the contractor’s install checklist, then, we didn’t feel like you needed an assembly guide. Instead,…
Details
Any contractor worth their salt knows that you measure twice, cut once. Still, projects tend to come with unexpected deviations. Underground utilities, tree roots, rocks, & indecisive customers are common reasons for deviations. Fortunately, the more planning and material prep you can offload to other parties, the more you can lower your risk of unwelcome…
Details
A lot of home and business owners assume that choosing natural materials over manufactured ones means making the more eco-conscious choice. When it comes to fencing, though, that’s not always the case, especially when you think long-term. If you’re working with clients with environmental concerns, vinyl fencing could be an ideal fit for their wants…
Details
It’s an old adage in writing: show, don’t tell. You can apply that to your work as a contractor, too. It’s one thing to tell a client you can give them a beautiful, secure, low-maintenance perimeter with a vinyl fence. It’s another to show them. With a portfolio to highlight what you can accomplish, it…
Details
Maybe you were the one who installed the vinyl fence, or maybe you’ve done other work for a home or business owner and they’re asking if you can fix their issue. Either way, you want to be able to offer them a quick and effective solution to the problem they’re facing. You can make some…
Details
When a client approaches you about a fence for their property, you get the opportunity to act as their guide. Teaching them about the pros and cons of their material options — vinyl, wood, and metal — helps them make an informed decision. To help you educate them, we’ve teed up some things we think…
Details
