Websites for fence contractors

Homeowners get three bids. Your website is why they call you first.

Before a homeowner calls, they look for photos of your lines and a warranty in writing — and every winning fence site ends at the same button: request a free estimate. We build yours from a 10-minute brief, write the copy for you, and put it live in 48 hours.

frontrangefence.com
notice the gallery captions — every photo is a job story

What a fencing site needs

We studied how the best fence contractors actually talk to their customers — these aren’t template features, they’re the conventions your customers already expect.

A gallery of finished fences

Reviews judge this trade on straight and cleaned-up (“straight as an arrow and the clean up was outstanding”). Photos of your posts and lines are proof no sentence can match.

A workmanship warranty in writing

The trade’s trust line is always “[N]-year workmanship warranty” — one year is the floor, ten is the flex (Texas Best: “backed by a 10 year workmanship warranty”). A homeowner comparing bids picks the one they can read.

A free-estimate form

Get/Request + Free + Estimate is the universal fence CTA (Long Fence: “Your estimate is FREE.”). Homeowners told to collect three written quotes start with the contractor who made asking easy.

$10/moor $90/yr — build, hosting, SSL, edits
48 hrsfrom finished brief to review link
Cancelanytime, one email, no fees
$300owns the whole site outright, anytime

Fair questions

What does it cost me?
$10 a month or $90 a year, cancel anytime. That covers hosting, SSL, and two email edits a month. If you ever want to own the site outright, it’s $300 — any time.
I’m in yards all day. How much time do you need from me?
Ten minutes for the brief — your services, your service area, your warranty, your photos. We write the copy and build the site, and it’s live within 48 hours.
What about my domain name?
We register it at exact registry cost — the same price the registry charges us — and it stays yours. Already have one? We point it at the new site.

Ten minutes of questions. Then we build.

The brief asks about your services, your area, and how you want to come across — in your own words. The 48-hour clock starts once your plan is active and we open it.