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A measured site plan belongs on site plan. This page needs the boundary you can already see.
Privacy
Gate
Material
Fence reading
Privacy and swing
What the boundary must keep
Keep the property line
Boards stay on the edge in the photo
Keep the gate opening
The leaf stays where people or cars already pass
Keep the slope
The run racks with the ground. The lot is not leveled
Fence
Boundary
Design the fence and the gate on the line you already own
Height, rhythm, and how much the boards hide are the design. The property line stays. A gate that cars or people must still use stays operable, on the opening that is already there unless you mark a new one.
The line stays. The boards and the gate are the design.
Privacy, the gate, the slope, the line, the drive leaf, a trunk, and the yard behind each need a picture. Drop a file into the matching slot and the block fills.
Full cover, a glimpse, or a rail that only marks the edge.
A pedestrian gate and a drive gate are different widths.
The run racks or steps with the slope. It does not leap to a flat lot.
Boards sit on the boundary in the photo. The lot is not redrawn longer.
Cars need the leaf they already use, not a garden latch.
A tree, a sidewalk, and a step stay. The fence meets them.
Planting and the house stay as photographed. The subject is the boundary.
Privacy
Solid boards, spaced slats, and a low rail do different work. Write the privacy as a degree: full cover at eye height, a glimpse through, or a fence that only marks the edge. Height follows that sentence.
Gate
A pedestrian gate and a drive gate are different widths. Note which one must stay usable, and which way it swings, so the new boards do not land across the opening. Hardware can change. The passage cannot vanish.
Run
A slope, a step down to the sidewalk, and a tree on the line are part of the run. The fence steps or racks with that ground. It does not leap to a flat lot you do not have.
Boards sit on the boundary in the photo. The lot is not redrawn to make a longer run.
Full, partial, or marker-only. The gap between boards has to match the sentence you wrote.
The leaf, the width, and the swing stay usable for the people or cars you named.
Eye height, pet height, or a low rail is a number you can compare on the next pass.
Wood, metal pickets, masonry piers with infill. Name it so the rhythm can repeat.
Slopes, sidewalks, and trunks stay. The fence meets them.
Include the gate, the ground, and enough of the line that a corner or an end post is visible.
State how closed the fence should be, which opening must stay usable, and the material of the boards or pickets.
Check that the boundary did not slide and the gate still has a leaf. If the line moved, this pass failed.
A drive, a yard, or a pool each touch the fence, and each has its own page when the boards are no longer the subject.
The line
Fence design is the boundary: height, rhythm, material, and the gate you can still open. The property line stays. A taller fence that steps into the neighbor’s yard is not privacy. It is a different lot. Say whether you need to see through it or not. A solid board and a picket are different rooms for the yard.
The gate is the design, not a gap. It needs a latch side, a swing that does not hit the car, and a width a person can pass with a bag. Photograph the line from inside the yard and, if you can, from the street.
The driveway page changes the paving. This page changes the edge. They meet at the apron. Do not ask the fence to become a retaining wall unless the photograph already has a change in grade.
Stay on the boundary in the photograph. Do not annex the verge.
Width, swing, and latch. A picture of boards with no way in is incomplete.
Privacy and a friendly street are a choice. Say which one this edge is for.
A fence steps with the slope. A single level line on a hill is a drawing error.
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Height, boards, and the gate, along the line the lot already has.
Yes. The line in the photo is the line in the result. Boards, posts, and the gate are designed on that edge.
Mark the drive gate as fixed. The pedestrian run can change height, material, and privacy around it.
Say what should be hidden at eye height, and whether a glimpse between boards is still welcome. Height and spacing follow that.
The slope stays. The fence racks with the grade or steps in panels. The lot is not leveled to simplify the drawing.
Only if you mark a new opening. Otherwise the leaf stays where people or cars already pass.
No. Planting, paving, and the house stay as photographed. The subject is the boundary itself.
Only if the frame includes the gate, the ground, and a corner or an end post. A crop of boards alone will invent the opening.
Include the gate in the same frame. Privacy and swing are the two sentences to write before the material.