Deck & fence contractors
Measure it once. Sell it. Build from the same job record.
Connect leads, measurements, pricing, material options, proposals, crews, permits, deliveries, field progress, change orders, payments, and job costs around the same deck or fence project.
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The gap
The crew shouldn't have to guess what the estimator sold.
The approved scope should become the crew's starting point.
The site & the measurements
The price depends on more than square footage or linear feet.
Field dimensions go straight into pricing — and stay with the job through the build.
Price the job
Build the estimate from how your company actually installs it.
Sold → production
Schedule the whole job — not just the first morning.
Sales doesn't send the crew a PDF and hope they interpret it correctly.
When demo reveals more
Hidden damage shouldn't become free work.
The allowance covers the first surprise. Everything past it is a documented change, not a favour.
Approved → the job updates itself
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Fence work
Fence jobs move differently — the system should know that too.
The fence version of hidden damage
Rock at 18 inches on the back run — 11 of 36 post holes need breaking.
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The crew & the customer
Give the crew the sold scope — and the homeowner somewhere better than a phone call.
Know what it made
Finishing the deck doesn't tell you whether the job was priced right.
syteOn recommends. Your team decides.
One job, many views
Same deck and fence company. Different view.
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What it consolidates
Accounting, payroll, and payment processing stay connected where appropriate. See Get Paid →
One deck or fence job. From measurement to final payment. One operating record.
Bring one real deck or fence job — one you've estimated, built, or recently closed — and we'll walk it through syteOn.