How Fence License Works
A clear, structured path from Foundation through specialized Professional Credentials to Company Accreditation. Your credential, your career.
Fence License™ Foundation
Required First Step
Every credentialed professional starts here. The Foundation covers the universal knowledge every fence professional needs.
Upon passing: Digital ID Card, QR Verification Page, Public Profile. Valid 2 years.
What’s Covered
- Professional ethics & conduct
- Jobsite safety & OSHA awareness
- Customer communication
- Contracts & documentation
- Basic fence terminology
- Utility locating (811)
- Environmental responsibility
Professional Credentials
Climb the Credential Ladder
After earning your Foundation, add specialized credentials — organized into Installer, Professional, and Leadership tracks — each with its own difficulty level.
Each certification adds to your digital profile and credential card.
What’s Covered
- Residential Fence Installer
- Commercial Fence Installer
- Gate Operator Specialist
- Fence Sales Professional
- Fence Inspector
- Fence Foreman
- Fence Project Manager
- Certified Fence Contractor
Company Certification
“Fence Licensed Company”
Companies can earn the Fence Licensed Company designation by meeting comprehensive standards.
Company earns the ‘Fence Licensed Company’ badge for marketing and verification.
Requirements
- Insurance verified
- State license verified (where required)
- Employees hold Fence License credentials
- Active safety program
- Continuing education commitment
- Ethics pledge signed
QR Code Verification
Every Fence License credential includes a unique QR code. Homeowners, employers, and general contractors can scan it to instantly verify a professional’s credentials.
John Smith
FL-20451
Expires
July 2028
Continuing Education
Credentials are valid for 2 years. Renew by completing 10–20 continuing education hours covering the latest industry standards, safety updates, and best practices.
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