Let your next customer see the work you want to build.

BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS

For the work you actually sell.

A useful fit for an operating installer with completed work, permission to publish project photos, and capacity to respond to estimates. Whether you specialize in privacy fencing, replacement decks, or both, we make the distinction clear. A website is not a substitute for an estimate or site assessment.

Applications are reviewed weekly. Selection is based on scope and capacity, not a commitment to optional services.

A useful five-page plan.

This is a starting point, not five compulsory pages. We agree on the structure after reviewing your business and any existing website.

Qualify the enquiry, not just the click.

Use ‘Request an estimate’ rather than ‘Book installation.’ Ask whether the job is a new fence, replacement, repair, or deck project. Save property measurements, access arrangements, and documents for follow-up. Review whether enquiries fit your coverage and capacity, not just how many arrive.

These are our planning recommendations, not measured client results.

Common mistakes to avoid.

• Mixing repairs and new installations without saying which jobs you accept.
• Promising prices or completion dates before checking the site and materials.
• Using stock photos as proof of your installation work.

Keep the free scope clear.

The free website does not include property measuring, engineering or permitting advice, an instant price calculator, a material visualizer, or a customer project portal. If your existing site has these features, we assess whether to retain or link to them before making changes.

Optional work after launch.

Optional work could include adding completed projects, updating material availability, improving service descriptions, and checking estimate-request delivery. Agree on a useful update allowance rather than buying a plan simply to keep the free site.