5 Things You Can Do To Start Your Own Fence Company TODAY!

[@j.hernandez983]

Power Washing Plus but 90% of my business is fence work. I built one fence 3 years ago and bam. It's been a huge learning curve. Thank you for your advice.

[@dvelop4975]

Started with a new company this week, is beyond straight forward. Gonna pick up as much as i can over next year or so while i save to go out on my own, thank you so much for this video mate

[@JoeEverest]

You’re very welcome, best of luck!

[@dvelop4975]

@@JoeEverest Cheers mate will update ya in a couple years!

[@cashkutzztv3932]

Where are you located Dvelop

[@storminmormn6283]

@@dvelop4975how has it been so far?

[@mitchellrogers4798]

Your level of video production exceeds alot of other trade like channels, cant wait to see you blow up on KZbin. Subbed as soon as I saw your intro. PS Thank you for sharing your knowledge about your craft, its really awesome to hear from the real "pros".

[@coreybrannon4441]

Did he blow up on YT yet?

[@NinjaTheLego]

Joe, These videos are great. I can't wait to start my fence project and put all of this great knowledge to work!!!! THANKS.

[@NinjaTheLego]

@@JoeEverest Not sure the name but I want to use the metal Post Masters with the overlapping pickets. And if all goes well put a cap on top and trim it out.

[@MontieSkaggs92]

where do fence companies usually get their wood and metal fence materials from?

[@Breezy_13rax]

Depends on where you’re located

[@amanpreetchhina10]

Hi Joe, your videos are amazing. i am going to start fencing business soon. your videos has got lots of information. i appreciate your time. thanks

[@raulruizlopez3384]

Great video brother I've been doing this for years I think it's time for me give it a shot 🙏

[@raulruizlopez3384]

@@JoeEverest thanks a lot God bless you and your family

[@seanhudson7499]

Hello Joe. Thank you. I live in NC and am seriously thinking about starting a fencing company. Would you consider mentoring a late blooming adult who is going to try to make a go of it? Regardless I appreciate the time and effort you put into making this video for the rest of us. May God bless you!

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

Resubscribed, not sure why I wasn’t. Love what you post brother. Thanks.

[@fryefencecurbscapingllc9817]

Where were you before I started my fence company 6 years ago? Love the videos, keep em coming.

[@fryefencecurbscapingllc9817]

Joe Everest 1-know your numbers, such as your Daily Overhead cost. That was a big one for me. 2 - Know your worth, dont be scared to be highest bid, although not the goal. Be concerened when you are the lowest bid, especially when consistently the low bid. 3 - Be professional and appear professional in every aspect. Have a professional website and social media platforms. When meeting customers wear a collared shirt if possible. Keep clean looking trucks and equipment, not necessarily new. An “Oldie but goodie” 4 - Be responsive to customers. Respond quickly to phone calls and provide a quick turnaround on estimates. 5 - Treat your employees like a team member, not just an employee. You will get a bad apple here and there, but good ones will want to work for you if they feel “wanted” and and a part of the “TEAM”. Buy them lunch every once and a while and thank them for a good job. Praise in public, discipline in private. Bonus Tip: “Pre qualify” or filter your customers. Come up with a way to make sure they are serious on the phone call so you’re not wasting a couple hours on meeting them and figuring the estimate.

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

Frye Fence & Curbscaping LLC , great wisdom, thank you both for sharing.

[@centennialfencecompany2100]

I am and it's awesome!

[@BackyardOfHorrors]

I'm in NY and having trouble finding a straight answer. Do I need any license to install professionally? Or can I literally just start advertising for building 6' cedar picket one day as long as I'm good at it lol I feel like people would ask to see if I'm legit

[@zackje1]

Joe, what aluminum fencing manufactueres do you suggest? Have you ever heard of gemstone out of NJ. Thanks?

[@Jmoney250r]

You have a group to help get people start on even just side hustle fencing

[@michigancleaningcrew4508]

Joe how should i sell a custom fence that was 12 thousand dollars 7 foot tall and 85 feet long broken up into 17 5 foot sections black steel

[@vids595]

No contractors license? Approximately 54% of states require a contractors license for a fencing company.

[@davidmacklin1728]

I didn't hear licence or is that not needed

[@JoeEverest]

Likely depends on the area, in our area one is not needed.

[@AIManifesto]

How to keep more people from competing in the Fence Industry: “Tell them to save 12 months of savings before starting a fence company” There are many more edges to being competitive that I know you meant mention here (and I won’t either) lol

[@JoeEverest]

Plenty of people get into the industry with a pickup and a credit card. But, that’s probably why most new startups last 3-5 years.

[@hgsmasterclass3452]

Quick tip: Don't compete with anyone or company than yourself.

[@EQUITY-FENCING-LLC]

You can do whatever you put your mind too. I started with $200

[@vernadawhiteside8074]

Hi I m deaf my name Vernada Whiteside also I think about 20 each for backyard plus meters from front about Six each thanks

[@JoeEverest]

Hey Vernada, thanks for watching!

[@finallyfriday.]

Great information. Gangrene arm distracting.

[@fairyp1313]

Sounds like a personal problem ^

[@AmazingAndre]

why you wearing a prison uniform? lol

[@qualityrefinish8302]

This guy didn’t even start this business his family did.

[@MuninnMyrkvi]

So basically, either be rich or get the business passed down from Daddy.

[@dieseltheDane]

No you got to put the hard work in first put your time in working with a few really good installers learn the business inside and out I'd even recommend working at a wholesaler for short time you can set up an LLC or DBA get a license and insurance start subbing for somebody why you build your brand up but you got to put the work in

[@charlessloop1552]

I have been doing it on the side for yrs most of my work comes word of mouth and I have non of what was suggested in this video now I agree to run a legit company all of this is needed but when I talk to a potential customer I explain that yes I can do they work as good as any named company but u the home take on responsibility u need to pull the permits get the utilities located and I lay out exactly what I need to do to give them the fence they want and I get them to sign a agreement statement and if something needs to change I talk to them and it gets added in... I also turn down a lot of work if I get there and looking at everything and talking to the homeowner if I feel that the work is more then I can handle or that something might happen I politely explain that hiring a fence company would be best for there needs