The MJ Fence ME planner now routes visitors into two separate static apps: a big-screen design studio for desktop and a faster touch-first quick sketch planner for phones.
Checking your device and opening the best planner experience.
Opening in 1 second...
This keeps the strong desktop workflow intact while giving phone visitors a cleaner, less frustrating way to sketch the project and contact MJ Fence ME.
Advanced visual controls, richer rendering, faster editing, PDF export, and a more cinematic quote-ready presentation.
Big buttons, fewer decisions, touch-first drawing, and a faster path to a text or email with the right quote details.
The UX is simpler, but the intent is stronger: help homeowners and property managers send better first-contact information for Southern Maine and southern New Hampshire fence work.
Planner photos stay in your browser until you decide to export or share.
Town, project goal, rough footage, style preference, gate needs, and yard notes all stay connected.
Matt gets cleaner context from the first message instead of chasing missing details.
Start with a yard photo from your phone or computer.
Trace the fence run, then mark a gate or opening where needed.
Compare wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, picket, or post-and-rail intent.
Export the sketch, then text or email a cleaner quote request to MJ Fence ME.
The old single app asked phone visitors to manage too many controls at once. The new split keeps desktop power while giving mobile visitors a cleaner drawing workflow.
Yes. Every planner page includes quick links to switch between the desktop studio, the mobile quick sketch, and this overview page.
Send your town, approximate length, fence type, gate notes, and any issues like slope, roots, landscaping, repairs, access, or property-line questions.
These are the high-intent pages that pair best with the planner when someone is actively preparing for a quote.
Call, text yard photos, or open the quote form. The planner is here to make that first message clearer, not more complicated.
