Marketing for fence companies that build it right
Marketing for fence companies that want the right jobs, not every tire-kicker with a tape measure. We build websites around the fence styles you sell, photograph finished runs so customers can picture theirs, get you found in every town you install in, and run ads that bring in the projects you want. You keep the crews busy, and we keep the calendar full.


Built to last
What we hear from fence companies
Three things that come up on almost every first call with a fence or fabrication shop.
Sound familiar?
Everyone wants a quote, few want to buy.
Your phone rings with price shoppers while the big privacy and ornamental jobs go elsewhere. The site should qualify people before they call.
Sound familiar?
Customers can’t picture the styles.
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and custom work all look the same in a list. Real photos by style sell the job.
Sound familiar?
Spring floods the schedule, then it dries up.
A steady flow of leads in the slow months keeps crews working and lets you book spring before it starts.
Where we’d focus first
For most fence companies, these four make the biggest difference for the money.
Related work we’ve done
Real projects for real shops. Each card shows the client, what we did, and where to read more.
Photo or screenshot: the Woodland Playsets store homepage

Website · Playsets
Woodland Playsets
We designed the Salesforce Commerce Cloud store for Woodland Playsets in Warrenville and keep their social, ads, and local search running.
Photo or screenshot: the Flynn Fence homepage or yard sign

Website · Fencing
Flynn Fence
We built Flynn Fence's logo, cards, and first site in 2018, then rewrote and rebuilt their union fence contractor website.
A fence company’s year
Fence demand follows the weather and the backyard season, so the marketing has to get ahead of it.
Winter
Refresh the website and photos, and run ads that book spring installs before the ground thaws.
Early spring
Push quote requests hard. This is when homeowners decide, so be the first name they find.
Summer
Shoot finished installs and post them. Ask happy customers for reviews while the fence is new.
Fall
Promote fall installs and commercial work, and plan next year while the crews are still busy.
Fence company questions, answered
Something else on your mind? Call us at (630) 239-1231.
How do we get fewer price shoppers?
Should we show prices on our website?
Can you photograph our installs?
Do you work with fabrication shops too?
Ready for a site that sells the fence?
Tell us what you do and who you do it for. We’ll help shape a plan and the next steps to get there.
