Run your whole fencing & deck business in one place.
Fence quotes by the linear foot, with wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link priced side by side and signed on the customer's phone in the yard. Deck builds run as multi-day crews, with posts and panels ordered on a purchase order and scanned onto the truck.
Beta access · Pricing set with founding crews · White-glove setup
The fencing & decks headaches this ends.
Mud stops post holes
You cannot set posts in a soaked yard. Two days of rain pushes the fence crew into the deck crew's Wednesday, and the homeowner who took a day off work finds out when nobody shows up.
Panels still on the rack
Posts, panels, rails and a box of hardware get ordered for one job and loaded for another. The crew gets to the yard with enough for eighty feet of a hundred foot run.
Half down and a paper trail
Fence and deck work is half down and the balance when the last board is on. Tracking who paid which half across a notebook and a bank app means chasing a balance you already earned.
One system, the whole fencing & decks business.
Price the run, then the material
Measure the run and quote it by the linear foot, then put cedar, vinyl, aluminum and chain link on one quote as options, with gates, corner posts and caps as their own lines. The customer signs the one they want on their phone.
Deck builds as multi-day crews
Block a crew across Monday to Thursday for the deck and still fit Friday's gate repair on the same board. When rain moves the dig, drag the job and every phone on that crew has the new day within seconds.
Posts and panels ordered per job
Every job's posts, panels, rails and hardware come off a purchase order with that job's name on it. Print Code 128 labels for the bundles, scan them onto the trailer at load-out, and the stock count on the truck and in the yard stays honest.
Invoice the balance on completion
Close the build from the phone with the customer's signature and the invoice drafts itself. Once the shop turns on card payments, they pay from the link, and A/R aging shows any balance running late. A deposit at signing and staged billing are both on the roadmap.
Questions, answered.
Can EMOR Blue quote fence by the linear foot?
Yes. Quote the measured run by the linear foot from your own price book, and offer cedar privacy, vinyl, aluminum and chain link as up to three options on one quote. Gates, corner posts, hardware and the haul-away of the old fence go on as separate lines. The customer opens the link on their phone, picks a material and signs.
Can I take a deposit and bill the balance later?
Not yet in the way most fence shops do it. Deposits at signing and staged billing are on the roadmap. Today the signed quote becomes the job, the invoice drafts itself when the build closes, and, once the shop turns on card payments, the customer pays the whole amount from the link. A/R aging tells you which balances are past due.
How do I move crews when it rains?
The fence crew, the deck crew and the trucks all sit on one drag-and-drop board. When the yard is too wet to dig, slide the job to Thursday and pull the covered work forward, and the change is on every crew phone within seconds. Nobody drives to a job that got moved at seven in the morning.
How do I know what a deck build really cost?
Crews clock in and out from their phone on the job, so four days of framing and decking land on that job's timecard instead of a paper sheet. Export the hours by pay rate for payroll. Put that beside the posts, boards and hardware pulled onto the job and you can compare the real cost against what you bid.
Ready to run your fencing & decks business from one screen?
White-glove onboarding. Pricing is not public yet. We are setting it with our founding crews, and you will know what your shop pays before any work starts.
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