Fencing website design · Leicestershire & Nottinghamshire
Websites for fencing contractors.
Panel replacements, close-board, agricultural, commercial fencing. Sites built for the kind of work you actually want, not whatever comes through.
The problem
What goes wrong on fencing websites
No prices anywhere
Fencing is one of the few trades where a customer can roughly picture the job themselves. They want a per-metre figure before they ring. A page that gives a range filters out the people who wanted it done for fifty quid.
Gallery photos with no context
Twenty pictures of fence panels tell a customer nothing. The same photos captioned with the type, the height and the town answer half their questions before they call.
Storm work invisible
After a bad night the searches are urgent and specific. If nothing on the site mentions emergency repairs or blown-down panels, that work goes to whoever wrote it down.
What we build
The pages a fencing site needs
- A page per fence type — close-board, panel, post-and-rail, agricultural, commercial — because people search the type
- Rough per-metre pricing, with the honest caveats
- Storm damage and emergency repairs
- The towns and villages you'll drive to
Every one of those is a search somebody actually makes. A single services page tries to answer all of them and ranks for none.
Timing
When the work comes in
Fencing enquiries spike after high winds and again in spring. A site that already ranks going into a storm week earns more in three days than most do in a month, so the work has to be done well before it.
Talk to somebody who knows the trade.
Twenty minutes on the phone. If a new site isn’t the answer, we’ll say so.