Dallas-Fort Worth · Fencing contractors
Website help for fencing contractors in DFW
Your customers find you by material and by job — cedar, wrought iron, chain link, replacement after a storm — with photos doing most of the convincing. Here is what tends to go wrong between that search and your phone ringing.
What breaks on fencing contractors’ sites
Every trade breaks differently. These are the three we run into most often for fencing contractors, and each one has a flat price next to it so you know what you are looking at before you call.
Job photos straight off the truck
Fencing sells on finished work, and those photos go up at whatever size the phone took them. A portfolio page becomes the heaviest page on the site and the one customers never see.
Slow site speed fix — $299 flatNo linear-foot pricing anywhere
Every fencing customer wants a per-foot number before they call. Publishing a range filters out the tire-kickers and wins the people who were going to call three companies.
Full rebuild, 5 pages — $1,499 flatQuote forms without a way to send photos
Half of fencing quotes start with a photo of the failing fence. A form that cannot accept one turns a quick quote into three emails.
Contact form not working — $149 flat
What a site that works looks like
For fencing contractors, a site that earns its keep comes down to a fast gallery sorted by material, a per-foot range in plain numbers, and a quote form that takes photos. That is a lower bar than most agencies describe, and it is the bar that actually decides whether the phone rings.
Note what is not on that list: a redesign, a brand refresh, a content strategy. Most fencing contractors in DFW do not need a new website. They need three specific things fixed on the one they have, for a few hundred dollars, in under a week.
How it works
Paste your address into the box and the free report runs the same checks we would run before quoting you. It comes back in about 60 seconds with a score, every check marked pass or fail in plain English, and the total to fix whatever failed. No signup, no card, no sales call. If it comes back clean we will tell you so, and you owe us nothing.
We are based in Oklahoma City and serve Dallas-Fort Worth remotely. Everything is handled online and over the phone, which is worth knowing before you get in touch rather than after.
Check your site
About 60 seconds, and it tells you exactly which of the problems above apply to you.