Fencing template

    Fencing Invoice Template

    Linear-foot pricing, posts, panels, gates, concrete and removal of the old fence. Everything a fence invoice needs, or let AI write it from a one-line job description.

    What to include

    Fencing invoice checklist

    • Your business name, contractor license number and contact details
    • Client name, property address and date of work
    • Total linear feet and the fence height and style, such as 6 ft privacy
    • Material type: wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum or other
    • Gates listed separately with width and hardware
    • Post setting, concrete, old fence removal and haul-away on their own lines
    • Invoice number, payment due date, sales tax and total due
    Typical line items

    Common fencing invoice items

    A starting point β€” every job is different, and MyInvoice's AI generator adjusts these for you automatically.

    Fence installation (per linear ft)

    Complete installed price per linear foot for the chosen height and material.

    Posts and concrete

    Post count, post type and concrete if priced separately from the run.

    Gates and hardware

    Walk and drive gates with latches, hinges and any opener.

    Old fence removal

    Tear-out and haul-away of the existing fence.

    Staining or sealing

    Optional finish for wood fences, by the linear foot or square foot.

    Permit and survey fees

    Permit pass-through and any property-line survey cost.

    Grading or clearing

    Brush removal or leveling needed before the fence line.

    FAQ

    Fencing invoice questions

    What should a fence installation invoice include?

    List the total linear feet, fence height, style and material, post and concrete work, each gate with hardware, old fence removal, any permit, then tax and the total due.

    How do I bill a fence by the linear foot?

    Measure the full fence line, multiply by your installed price per linear foot, and add gates, removal and permits as their own lines. This keeps the base price easy to compare across jobs.

    Do fence jobs need a deposit?

    Many fence contractors collect a deposit to cover materials before ordering. Put the deposit on the estimate, then invoice the balance after installation.

    Should I send an estimate before a fence job?

    Yes. Include the fence line, height, material and gate locations in a written estimate and get approval before ordering. MyInvoice lets the client approve it online.

    Can customers pay a fence invoice by card?

    Yes. Every invoice can include a secure payment link for card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

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