Let a straight fence line speak for you.
A storm has leaned the old fence over, or a new puppy needs a safe garden. The owner searches for someone to fit a fence and a gate. They look for neat posts and gates that swing true. Then they look for a simple way to ask for a measure-up.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Closeboard fencingPhoto slot
- Panel and picket fencingPhoto slot
- Side gates and garden gatesPhoto slot
- Driveway gatesPhoto slot
- Fence post repairsPhoto slot
- Storm-damaged panelsPhoto slot
- Gravel boards and concrete postsPhoto slot
- Trellis and fence toppersPhoto slot
- Taking away old fencingPhoto slot
What people want to know
Will it stand up in the wind?
A fence is only as firm as its posts. Photos of finished runs, with a line on how you set each post, show where the strength comes from.
Will it match the look in mind?
Panels, boards and gates come in many looks. A gallery sorted by style, such as closeboard, picket and metal, helps people point at the one they want.
Who deals with the old fence?
Customers wonder if you take away the old panels and how a shared boundary is handled. Say so plainly on one page and the worry fades.
Can you quote for my garden?
Every plot has its own length and its own gates. A short form that asks for the length, the height and the style lets you reply with the right facts.
Proof that wins the quote
Finished runs of fencing
Long photos taken along the fence line show how straight and even it stands. Take them in daylight with the gate closed.
Gates that swing true
Two photos, one with the gate open and one shut, show that it hangs well and latches cleanly.
Old fence, new fence
Show the leaning panels, then the straight new run. The pair says more than a paragraph could.
What customers wrote
Short notes from people you have fenced for go on the page exactly as they sent them. We never add or change a word.
Registrations and memberships
Fencing is mostly joinery and groundwork, though some gate jobs include an electric opener. If you or your team hold any registrations or memberships, they get a clear spot on the site. We show only what you confirm.
The pages we build
- Home
A wide photo of a finished fence run, a line on what you fit and one button to ask for a measure-up.
- Gallery
Fences and gates in clear photos, with a tab for each style, so a visitor can skip to the look they have in mind.
- Fence styles
A plain guide to the types you fit, such as closeboard, panel and picket, with a short note on each.
- Gates
Side gates, garden gates and driveway gates in one place, so people see that you fit those too.
- How we work
The steps of a fencing job in order, from measuring up to taking the old panels away.
- Ask for a measure-up
A short form asking for the length, the height, the style and how to reach the customer.
Planning ahead
Storms and high winds bring a rush of broken fences. People also plan new fences in spring, when gardens come back into use. Wet ground in winter can slow the digging, so some jobs wait. Fresh photos on your site keep it ready for the next busy spell.
Deposits and final payments
The last panel is in and the gate swings shut. The owner is happy and wants to pay before the van leaves. A card machine means they tap or insert a card on the drive, and you leave with the job settled.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Can customers ask for a measure-up online?
Yes. The form asks for the fence length, the height and the style they like. You get the facts you need before you pick up the phone.
Do you have to list prices per metre?
No. Prices change with the length, the height and the ground, so many fencers leave them off. A short note on how you quote fits well, and we use only the words you give us.
Can the site show gates as well as fences?
Yes. Gates get their own page, with photos of side gates, garden gates and drive gates, so a customer sees the full list of what you fit.
Can people compare fence styles on the page?
Yes. We lay out each style with a photo and a few plain words, side by side. A customer can see closeboard next to picket and choose.
What if you cannot start the job right away?
That is fine. A short line on how far ahead you are booking sets the right picture, and you choose the words.
Can you add each new job as it ends?
Yes. Send a few photos and a line about the job, and we place them in the gallery under the right style.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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