For fencing contractors · Australia-wide
Measure the fence from the aerial before you drive out
Every boundary length from the official cadastre, fence lines with gates drawn in clicks, and a printable layout for the quote.
- Boundary lengths from official land records, before any site visit
- Draw fence runs in clicks: Colorbond, timber, pool fencing, with gates
- Ctrl locks corners square; measurements print on the sheet
- Quote Mode, at no charge: measure any property from the aerial, print the layout
- Upgrade any quote to the full site plan when the job needs one
Fencing quotes are metres, and the metres are already mapped. Quote Mode gives you every property's aerial with measuring tools, fence-line drawing and a printable quote layout at no charge. When a job needs council (pool fencing, retaining tie-ins), one credit turns it into the full site plan.
Aerial imagery and mapped data are indicative. Always lodge a BYDA (Dial Before You Dig) enquiry before excavation, and confirm requirements with your council.
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