Client
Lucas Woloszyn
Business
Landworks Fence
Industry
Fence repair and installation
Location
Connecticut, US

How a Fencing Business Documented a Bilingual Field Team and Built a System Ready to Grow

124 SOPs and tiles built across the operations manual
65 hours of dedicated work
9 daily knowledge extraction sessions

A seasonal fencing business ready to formalize how it runs — and build a model it could replicate

Landworks Fence is a residential and commercial fencing company offering fence repair, installation, and arbors, run by owner Lucas Woloszyn. The business operates with a team of 15 installers and 6 office team members, built around a seasonal, high-turnaround installer workforce that ramps up and down as the fencing season comes and goes.

Lucas came to us wanting simple, scalable, documented processes — the kind of foundation that could support the acquisition of additional businesses down the line and help Landworks Fence run more smoothly day-to-day. Getting there meant centralizing everything scattered across the business and giving his team real accountability and clarity about what they owned. He wanted every team member to know exactly what their role was and what they were responsible for, rather than relying on tribal knowledge passed around informally.

He also wanted new workers to have a clear "this is how we do it here" reference from the moment they started — because right now, that knowledge lived almost entirely in Lucas's own head. Given how seasonal and turnover-heavy the installer workforce is, he specifically wanted a home for tutorial videos, so that whenever new installers came on board each season, they could get up to speed as fast as possible without pulling Lucas or his team away from their own work.

A complete 12-section operations manual, with five dedicated SOPs hubs by team

We built Landworks Fence's entire operations manual from scratch in Notion — one source of truth for how the business runs.

The manual includes:

Introduction
Business Overview
Culture and Values
Org Chart and Job Descriptions
All-Staff SOPs Hub
Management Team SOPs Hub
Accounting SOPs Hub
Office Team SOPs Hub (including Sales)
Field Team SOPs Hub
Tutorials and Training
Glossary
Company Directory
Wall of Love
New Hire Onboarding Quizzes

The Introduction orients every team member to the manual's purpose, key features, and confidentiality expectations, along with guidance on how to use it day-to-day.

The Business Overview covers who Landworks Fence is: the founder's story, when and why the business was started, its mission and vision, the services it offers — residential fencing, commercial fencing, fence repair, and arbors — and its full tech stack. Alongside it, the Culture and Values section walks the team through the principles that guide the business, like innovation, continuous growth, and "wow service." Both sections are built to get new and existing team members to relate to the business and integrate the culture faster, so they can make decisions that reflect what matters most to Lucas and the company.

The Org Chart and Job Descriptions section documents every team member's name, position, team, and reporting line, along with their full job description — each one built as its own tile that can be copy-pasted directly into job board postings when Landworks Fence is ready to hire.

From there, five dedicated SOPs hubs give each team its own home. The All-Staff Hub covers the full customer journey — from lead management through post-production — along with customer relations guidelines, customer communication and billing processes, and internal admin essentials like the employee handbook, internal communication guidelines, and daily all-hands structure.

The Management Team Hub, accessible only to leadership, covers the general manager's role overview, a master checklist, accountability charts, and meeting agendas for the management team, along with management-specific document templates and forms.

The Accounting Hub documents the accounting systems and processes the business runs on, alongside HR SOPs and role-specific new hire training roadmaps — including dedicated roadmaps for a new customer service representative, a new in-house scheduler, and a new installer — plus HR and accounting checklists and training materials and videos.

The Office Team Hub covers what the office team owns day to day: follow-up guidelines, crew scheduling, and material ordering and reception workflows. Since the sales team sits within the office team, this hub also houses their SOPs, templates, and scripts — welcome emails, cold email templates, customer conversation scripts, an in-house scheduling checklist, a sales representative master checklist, and a day-to-day customer feedback call sheet.

The Field Team Hub documents the responsibilities of every field role — production manager, installers, foreman, and service crew — including general field checklists like the installer master checklist, job start and job closing checklists, and installer quality control checklist. Given that much of the crew is Spanish-speaking, this hub's SOPs and guidelines were translated into Spanish as well, so every field team member has full access to the standards they're expected to follow.

The Tutorials & Training section includes the tools the team uses daily — including Jobber and CompanyCam — a Glossary of trade-specific terminology so new hires can follow along quickly, a full Company Directory, a Wall of Love showcasing customer feedback, and new hire onboarding quizzes covering every section of the manual, so new team members can confirm their understanding before moving into hands-on work.

A team built to onboard fast, own its responsibilities, and grow with the business

Everything out of Lucas's head and into one place — the knowledge that used to live only with Lucas is now fully documented and accessible to the whole team, not dependent on him being the one to answer every question.

A team ready to onboard every season — with training roadmaps, checklists, and tutorial videos in place for every role, new installers and office hires have a clear path to get up to speed quickly, a direct answer to the seasonal, high-turnaround nature of the installer workforce.

Real accountability, role by role — every position now has a documented set of responsibilities and checklists to work from, giving Lucas's team the clarity to own their work instead of relying on informal, word-of-mouth knowledge.

A foundation built for growth — with the business's processes fully centralized and documented, Landworks Fence now has the infrastructure Lucas needs to bring new acquisitions into the fold without starting from scratch each time.

Lucas now has a system that reflects how Landworks Fence actually runs — one his team can lean on independently, in both English and Spanish, and one that's ready to travel with him as the business grows.

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