Every run measured, every post and every bag of concrete counted.
Walk the property on your phone: one row per fence run, with its style, height and length. MesuPro counts the posts, sections, rails and pickets from your spacing, and the concrete bags from the yield printed on the bag.
No credit card. Cancel anytime.
What you record on site
- Each run: its style (wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, ornamental iron), height, length and terrain
- Your post spacing, the rails per section and the picket width
- The hole diameter, the post width and the concrete depth
- Gates: type, width, height, hardware and which way they open
- The old fence to remove and haul away
- The property survey, the utility locate and the permit
What MesuPro calculates for you
- The length by fence style
- Posts and sections for each run, from your spacing
- Rails and pickets
- Concrete per hole and the bags to buy, rounded up to the bag
- Gates and their posts, counted separately
No spacing or yield comes filled in: they are yours and the bag's. For a pool enclosure, the template cites the ISPSC 2024 barrier rules; check the version your city adopts and its fence bylaw.
The fence survey template
In feet and inches.
Fence survey
Runs by style, posts, sections, rails and pickets, gates, concrete bags and the old fence to remove.
Feet and inches by default
Start with this template Try it, no accountThe report, ready to send
Export the survey to PDF with your photos for the client, or to Excel to bring the quantities into your quote.
FAQ
Does MesuPro know my spacing?
No: you enter your post spacing, rails and picket width. The template counts the rest.
What about a pool fence?
Check pool enclosure: the help cites the ISPSC 2024 barrier rules (at least 48 in, openings a 4 in ball cannot pass, gates opening outward that close and latch on their own). Check the version your city adopts.
How many bags of concrete?
From the hole diameter, the post width, the concrete depth and the yield printed on the bag. The total is rounded up to the bag.