Website design and rebuilds for a fence company
A fence company website has one job: it is what the homeowner looks at between getting your number and signing your quote, and again after a competitor's quote arrives. 22.8% of fence contractors have no site listed, and companies with one show a median of 23 reviews against 3 without.
The site that wins the comparison has one page per fence style with a per-foot range at the top, a labeled gallery of your own installs sorted by style, a permit and HOA page for your towns, a cost page, town pages where you do volume, Google reviews pulled in with the count, a tap-to-call button on every screen, and a four-field form wired to text-back. It loads in under three seconds on a phone. No slider, no stock photos, no mission statement.
Working at two weeks looks like a draft on your domain with the style pages, the gallery and the pricing in place, ready for the Google Ads clicks to land on. The website guide lists the seven jobs the site must do.