Friday, January 8, 2010
Day 7: To E-Commerce or Not to E-Commerce, that is the Question
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
EDGE Certification
If you would like to see a copy or our EDGE certification call or email us and we will be happy to email you a copy of ours
Ohio will spend millions this year and years to come and I hope you and me both get our piece of the pie.
If you are a minority bussiness you owe it to yourself to contact EDGE.
Jon, "Your Fence man on Wheels"
Summitfencesupply.com
888.856.0551
Fax 866.841.8023
Friday, July 3, 2009
How Much Fence Do I Need?

Over the last 12 years of fencing one question keeps coming back. “How do I know how much fence material I will need?”
Since I quote out fence all day long Monday through Friday I thought I would help the DYI guy or gal that would like to get an idea what they need in order to install either an aluminum fence or a vinyl fence.
1. You need to know your layout. What do you want to contain or protect? Do you want to put a fence up around your entire property or just a small area around a swimming pool?
2. Lay out the area for your fence. I would just take some stakes and place them at the corners all around the area.
3. With a tape measure or wheel measure the distances between stakes in feet. Always round up to the next foot. For example if you have a run that is 4ft 7 inches on your paper write down 5 feet. (see diagram)
4. I would also put stakes where you want your walk gates or drive gates. When doing gates try to always think ID (inside dimensions). The most common gate opening is 4 foot. That allows most commercial lawn mowers access to the yard.
5. Depending on the type of fence you are using, you need to identify the number of posts you will need and sections. Find out from the supplier the width of the sections you are installing. It will usually be 6 or 8 foot depending on the style of fence you are installing.
6. If the length of your line is 50 feet and you are using a 6 foot section you would divide the length (50) by the length of the section 6. Remember to round up. Your number of sections would be 9 sections. If that is the case you would need 8 line posts and 2 corners or 2 ends. Depending on your layout.
7. After you do this for each line your list will look something like this.
20 Fence section
4 corner posts
16 lines posts
2 gate posts
1 - 4 foot walk gate
That is all you need to do to find out how much material you will need for your fence project.
Remember, you can always call us at summitfencesupply.com with a layout and we will figure it out for you. If you want to purchase from us GREAT if not you will have a great list to go shopping.
Jon Mullender
President Summit Fence Supply, LLC
jon@summitfencesupply.com
find us on the web at summitfencesupply.com
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Visit with Nick
Monday, December 22, 2008
Privacy?
At Summit Fence Supply, LLC we speak to customers that are looking for vinyl privacy fence. There are cheap privacy fence and there are high quality vinyl privacy fences. Since we sell on the Internet I only want to carry what I know will satisfy my customers fencing needs.
What do customers ask for when they call:
- Do I carry wind resistant vinyl privacy fence?
- Does it come in other colors than white?
- How long are the sections?
- Do they make vinyl privacy fence that looks like wood?
- I live in the south and would like to have my privacy fence have a stucco finish is that possible?
Take a look at the video show below and see if this helps in your search for the perfect privacy fence for you.
Of course prices will vary depending on the style you are looking for so give us a call at 888.856.0551 or e-mail me at jon@summitfencesupply.com. To see the whole sellection we carry go to http://summitfencesupply.com/Privacy-vinyl-fence-and-gate-index.asp
Jon Mullender
Summit Fence Supply, LLC
http://summitfencesupply.com/
