Construction Tech Startup Meeting Fence Companies Where They Are

DRUMHELLER, Alberta - Rezul -- Most construction technology is built for larger companies with tech-savvy teams and certified users. This is true for everything from enterprise-level estimating software to project management tools and CAD packages.

But while that might work for larger general contractors and construction professionals, it's not very user-friendly for smaller companies and sub-trades, like fence companies.
At the same time, modern construction processes are much more complex and require much more documentation and technical input.

This makes things much more complicated for fence companies, who often struggle to create professional fence drawings when their clients request them.

Instead of building a complicated system that requires CAD skills, software, and expensive hardware, DrawAFence.com is meeting fence companies where they are.

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Their online fence and gate drawing generator tools make it simple to create professional fence drawings without any software or skills required. In fact, you don't even need to be at a computer to generate your fence drawings using this platform.

Unlike most construction tech startups that expect users to level up to use their tools, DrawAFence.com meets them where they're at right now.

"We know that most fence companies don't have in-house drawing capabilities." Says Tamara Aspeling, founder of the platform, "But we also know that most fence companies desperately need this kind of product because their customers want drawings. So we built a tool that makes it as easy as ordering online."

Instead of a steep learning curve and expensive software, DrawAFence.com allows fence companies to sign up and generate their first drawing within five minutes, with zero technical skills required.

"Fence companies are way too busy to handle another digital learning curve," says Aspelling, "so we took it away completely. Literally, anyone who can select options from a form can create professional fence and gate drawings on https://DrawAFence.com.."

In a world where everything is complicated and expensive, Draw A Fence Inc. has built something that is simple and affordable. Could this be a new trend in construction tech?