Fencing · Territory X-Ray
The linear feet of fence the lots are missing.
A Fencing X-Ray ranks neighborhoods by lot perimeter, home vintage, and ownership — and surfaces the homes whose fence line either doesn't exist yet or has lived past its lifetime.
The moat
Quote the linear feet of fence. Before the door knock.
Linear feet, per lot
From the parcel record. The ticket size. Bigger lots are bigger jobs; we cluster the neighborhoods by median lot perimeter.
Fence-age proxy
From CAMA year built. Older homes carry older fence lines that have outlived their original wood or chain-link.
Recent fence work
Permit data flags homes whose fence was just installed or replaced. They drop off the mail list.
Guardrails
What we say. What we don't.
Estimate per-lot perimeter from the parcel record.
Suppress homes whose fence permit data says the work was recently done.
Filter to owner-occupants for the sales lane.
Claim a specific fence is failing or needs replacement.
Sell homeowner contact lists.
Promise job count.
FAQ
Can you tell me which fences are leaning or missing?
No. We surface the neighborhoods where the underlying public-record signal indexes toward "fence work likely." Condition is a site-visit determination.
Material — wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum?
Material is decided by your offer. The X-Ray surfaces the home vintage and perimeter mix; you bring the catalog.
What does a Fencing X-Ray cost?
$1,500–$2,500 for the service-area scan and first campaign map.
Your cockpit
Sign in to your live Fencing X-Ray.
Per-lot perimeter, vintage bands, permit suppression, and the deployable list — live in your browser.
Run the Fencing X-Ray on your service area.
Give us your county and the towns you work. We come back with the ranked neighborhoods and a first campaign cell.
Request a Fencing X-Ray