Maine takeaway
Think about winter movement, storm exposure, pets, privacy, and the site photos that will help MJ Fence ME understand the project.
Fence mini game
📏 Picket Perfect
Tap or drag pickets into a clean, evenly spaced line. It is fully static, touch-friendly, keyboard-friendly, and just for fun.
Request a fence quote
Pick the project path that matches why you need a fence.
MJ Fence ME is based in Lebanon, ME and helps homeowners and businesses across Southern Maine and nearby southern New Hampshire. Choose a path below to send better quote details from the first message.
PrivacyBackyard / road screeningHeight, style, gate count, photos, and rough footage.
Dog fencePet containmentDog size, digging, gaps, gates, and yard photos.
Pool fenceSafety-first planningPool area photos, gates, latch needs, and local rules to verify.
Storm repairWind, snow, tree, or plow damageDamaged posts, panels, gates, and urgency notes.
GatesWalk gates / driveway openingsOpening width, swing direction, latch/hinge issues, access notes.
CommercialBusiness / utility / security fencingAccess control, equipment zones, footage, gates, and timeline.
Game-to-quote shortcutPlaying is optional. A clearer quote is the goal.
Send photos, rough footage, gates/openings, and your town when you are ready to talk about a real fence.
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TAHAI.netFence planning lesson
Picket spacing for Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts yards.
Even picket spacing and straight top lines are small details that make street-facing and garden fences look intentional.
This game is just for fun, but it gives homeowners a quick visual way to think about fence installation, fence repair, gate layout, and material choices before sending quote details.
New Hampshire takeaway
Use the planner to mark gates, slopes, boundaries, and sections near driveways, neighbors, woods, pools, or utility areas.
Massachusetts takeaway
Use this as a planning prompt, then confirm town rules, property-line expectations, and local contractor availability before building.
Fence search connection
Picket spacing, curb appeal, and clean alignment.
This mini game gives visitors a memorable visual hook, but the connected service guide gives Google and homeowners the deeper fence-installation context for Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts planning searches.
Back to real projects
Done playing? Plan the real fence.
Upload a yard photo, draw fence lines, add gates/openings, and download a project packet for MJ Fence ME.
Material choice
Choose the material after the fence job is clear.
A fence material should match the reason for the project: privacy, pets, boundary, appearance, maintenance, durability, or budget.
Best-fit goal
Wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum-style, post-and-rail, and mixed layouts each solve different problems.
Photos to send
Send the yard, grade, existing fence, gates, wooded edges, neighbor views, and any sections where matching the home matters.
Cost factors
Height, post setting, gates, removals, finish expectations, and long runs can shift the material conversation.
Mistakes to avoid
Do not pick a material from a photo alone. Ask how it handles your slope, pets, privacy needs, and maintenance expectations.
From game to real project
Planning an actual fence? Turn the fun into a quote packet.
Use the games for quick fence ideas, then send Matt photos, rough footage, gate needs, and your town. The quote prep forms keep the next step simple.
Before you reach out
A few photos can make the first fence quote conversation easier.
Text your town, rough fence length, gate count, timeline, and wide photos of the yard or damaged area. MJ Fence ME is based in Lebanon, ME and serves Southern Maine and nearby southern New Hampshire.