Fence installation job descriptions
Every role a $20M business in this industry hires for: 21 Role Blueprints, from leadership to the field. Open any role for its full template and a free Word file.
Leadership 4
Chief Executive Officer
A fence company chief executive officer sets which fences and gates the company sells, to whom, and how many crews it can staff to build them.
Chief Operating Officer
A fence company chief operating officer writes down how every crew builds: post depth, wood grade, each maker's install steps and who is cleared to run an auger or loader.
Chief Financial Officer
A fence company chief financial officer protects margin in a business that quotes by the foot while metal, vinyl and wood prices move underneath it.
General Manager
A fence company general manager is the owner's stand-in at one location, answerable for what it sells, builds and earns.
Managers 8
Field Supervisor
A fence company field supervisor visits several install crews a day.
HR Manager
A fence company HR manager hires the installers and laborers that spring installs depend on, and keeps their records straight as headcount rises and falls.
Marketing Manager
A fence company marketing manager fills the estimators' calendars with homeowners who want privacy, a safe yard for a dog, or a fence around a pool, and paces spending to the install backlog.
Office Manager
A fence company office manager keeps the paperwork behind every install moving: billing each job the day it's finished, keeping a file that answers disputes, and handling new-hire paperwork for the spring crew push.
Operations Manager
A fence company operations manager builds the install schedule and matches each job to a crew.
Production Manager
A fence company production manager sets how crews build and tracks what each fence costs.
Sales Manager
A fence company sales manager runs the estimators who measure yards and sell fence at the kitchen table.
Warehouse Manager
A fence company warehouse manager runs the yard that feeds the install crews.
Office and sales 6
Customer Service Representative
A fence company customer service representative fields the first call about a new fence and sets up the estimate with the yard facts the estimator needs.
Dispatcher
A fence company dispatcher sends each install crew to a job that fits its skills and its trailer, from wood privacy runs to aluminum on a hillside.
Bookkeeper
A fence company bookkeeper pays the distributors and sub crews behind each fence and checks every bill against the footage, gates and posts the job used.
Inventory Specialist
A fence company inventory specialist keeps the yard's counts right on pipe, chain-link rolls, vinyl and aluminum panels, posts, gate hardware and bagged concrete.
Sales Representative
A fence company sales representative walks the yard, measures every run and gate, and prices the job on the spot.
Rehash Specialist
A fence company rehash specialist calls homeowners whose fence quotes never signed, finds out why, and sends the estimator back with a fix: another material, a first phase that still closes the yard, or a better date.
In the field 3
Fence Installer
A fence installer digs post holes, sets posts, and hangs the wood, vinyl, aluminum or chain-link fence and gates a fence company sells.
Laborer / Helper
A fence laborer helps an install crew from the first hole to the last rake of the lawn.
Master Fence Installer
A master fence installer lays out the hard jobs, such as sloped yards, pool enclosures and long runs with several gates, and leads the crew that builds them.
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