Send us your project details
Fill out the form with the property address, photos, and the basic scope. Empire Fence will review the request and follow up with the next step.
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What to send before the first call.
- Property address or city
- Material direction if you already know it
- Approximate scope or linear footage
- Photos of the current fence line or entry
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Send the real site context
Photos, frontage views, side-yard shots, and gate locations help the estimate start from the actual site conditions.
Get the right scope first
The estimate should confirm the material, gate approach, and whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Move into install cleanly
Once the site conditions and priorities are clear, Empire Fence can move from estimate into install with fewer surprises.
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Find the service footprint.
Direct contact
Call, email, or send the estimate request.
Use the contact form, call the team directly, or send the project photos and address by email.
Estimate FAQ
Questions that come up before the first quote.
Most projects move faster when the client shares what is already known before the estimate.
What should I send with my estimate request?
The strongest requests include the property address, photos, rough footage if available, and notes on whether the project includes gates, repairs, or any adjacent wall or patio scope.
Can I call instead of using the form?
Yes. The form is useful, but calling or emailing with site photos is completely fine if that gets the project moving faster.
Does Empire Fence give guidance if I am still deciding on the material?
Yes. A good estimate should narrow the material choice, not force you to show up with every answer already settled.