Show homeowners their new fence before you dig a single post hole
Photograph the property line. Makeover generates a photorealistic fence preview in under 10 seconds — their own yard, in the material, height, and style you're proposing, not a manufacturer's catalog photo.
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What is a fence design preview?
A fence design preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of what a property will look like after a new fence is installed. The contractor photographs the yard or property line, and the tool renders the proposed fence — material, height, style, and gate placement — directly onto that photo while preserving the home's existing landscaping, grade, and architecture. Fence and landscape contractors use this during the on-site estimate to close the sale before the homeowner solicits a second bid.
Why it matters
Residential fencing runs $15 to $75 per linear foot depending on material — chain link and basic wood at the low end, ornamental aluminum and wrought iron at the high end — which puts a typical backyard project between $2,500 and $12,000. Homeowners at that price point almost always get two or three bids and take days or weeks to decide, and the deciding factor is rarely price alone: it's whether they can picture the fence on their own property without it feeling like a wall. The estimator who shows that picture during the first visit closes before the second bid ever gets scheduled.
Who uses this
Fence installation company estimators doing the on-site walkthrough and quoting on the spot. Design-build landscape contractors who bid fencing as part of a larger yard renovation. Fence-and-deck combo builders showing both scopes in one visit. Fence company owners who want every estimator on the team closing with the same visual tool instead of a paper swatch book.
Heard this from a homeowner?
Homeowners hesitate on a 6-foot privacy fence because they picture their back yard feeling closed in, and a spec sheet showing a fence panel in isolation does nothing to talk them off that fear.
The HOA or architectural review board wants to see the fence on the actual lot before approving the permit, and a homeowner with only a manufacturer catalog photo gets tabled to next month's meeting.
Homeowners can't tell if white vinyl, natural cedar, or black aluminum will look right against their siding and landscaping, so they stall the decision instead of picking a material on the spot.
How fence design previews work
Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.
Walk the property line
Photograph the yard from where the fence will run — corners, gate location, and any grade changes. Any phone camera works; no survey or CAD file needed.
AI renders the fence in place
The model applies the proposed material, height, style, and gate hardware directly onto the photo, preserving the home's siding, existing landscaping, and property grade.
Present before you leave the driveway
Their own yard, fenced. Close the estimate on the spot, or hand them a rendering to attach to the HOA application.
Common questions about fence design
Straight answers. No jargon.
Let's build the version made for your business
Every preview on this site is a variation of the same engine, tuned to one industry. Tell us about yours, and we'll show you exactly what we'd build for it.
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