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Fence Contractor Website Design

You set posts below the frost line and hang cedar, vinyl, chain link and farm fence, and the jobs run from the subdivisions in town to the pastures outside it. A homeowner in the next town who wants a fence for the dog searches with their own town in the search, and calls whoever comes up first.

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The problem

Showing up in Barron from a shop in Rice Lake

Say your shop is in Rice Lake. A homeowner in Barron, 13 miles southwest, has a new dog and a yard with no fence, and they search for fence installation with Barron in the search. Google gives Barron its own list, built from websites that say in plain words they build fences in Barron. If your site only says Rice Lake, you're not on it.

Fencing is a planned job with a short list. The homeowner wants a style, a price and a date, and they read the pages on the list for their own town before they ask anyone for a quote. Every town within a drive of the shop has its own list.

A privacy fence page for Barron, a chain link page, a farm fence page, and the same set for Cumberland, Chetek, Spooner and every town you set posts in, is what puts you on those lists, with photos of the fences you've built in those towns.

fence installation barron

Searching from Barron, WI

Acme Fencing, further down than anyone scrolls

What the site says

What fence contractor website design includes

Get found for each of these, in every town you work in. Here's what a customer reads.

Every town

Found in every town you work in

Every service above gets its own page in every town you work in. A fence company out of Rice Lake that works Barron, Cumberland, Chetek, Spooner and Hayward ends up with a privacy fence page, a chain link page and a farm fence page for each of them, written for that town, with the town in the title and in the sentences.

The farm fence page goes in the towns with pasture around them and the vinyl page in the subdivisions, and each town's pages say what fits. The dots on the map are the towns where a concrete coating company we built for shows up on Google, from pages built the same way. Tell us your towns and your services, and we write the rest.

  • Privacy fences in Rice Lake, WI

    your site › privacy-fences › rice-lake-wi

  • Chain link fences in Barron, WI

    your site › chain-link-fences › barron-wi

  • Farm and horse fencing in Cumberland, WI

    your site › farm-and-horse-fencing › cumberland-wi

Altoona, WI Apple Valley, MN Baldwin, WI Chippewa Falls, WI Chippewa FallsCottage Grove, MN Eagan, MN EaganEau Claire, WI Eau ClaireElk Mound, WI Ellsworth, WI Farmington, MN Hastings, MN HastingsHudson, WI HudsonInver Grove Heights, MN Knapp, WI Lake Elmo, MN Lakeville, MN LakevilleMaplewood, MN Menomonie, WI MenomonieNew Richmond, WI New RichmondOakdale, MN Prescott, WI River FallsRoberts, WI Rosemount, MN Somerset, WI Stillwater, MN StillwaterWoodbury, MN Woodbury

Every dot is a town where a concrete coating company we built for shows up on Google. The ring is their home, River Falls.

One customer's before and after

A concrete coating company

River Falls, Wisconsin. Same 81 days before and after we rebuilt their site.

more often on Google
3,864 to 22,885
5.9x
more visits from Google
106 to 284
2.7x
Towns they show up in
Wisconsin and Minnesota
27

The numbers above are from a concrete coating company we built for, out of River Falls. Fence pages are built the same way, one page per service per town, written for the town, so the page a homeowner in Barron lands on is about privacy fences in Barron.

Questions

Questions fence companies ask

Can the site show the fences I've built?
Yes, and it should. Photos of finished fences go on the service pages and the town pages, with the town named under each one, so the cedar page for Barron shows cedar fences built in Barron. You send the photos from your phone, and we put them where they belong. A fence is picked by eye, and people want to see yours.
I do residential and farm fence. Does the site cover both?
Yes. Privacy, cedar, vinyl and chain link each get their own page in every town, and farm and horse fencing gets its own page in the towns with pasture around them. They sit under the same company name, so the homeowner in town and the farmer outside it land on the same site.
Do quote requests come to my phone?
Yes. Every page has a short form, and a request comes to your phone by text and to your email, saved in your account, so it's still there at the end of the day. The homeowner says what kind of fence, about how much, and where, and you call back to measure. The number is on every page too, at the top.
How long until the fence pages show up in the next town?
A new page starts from zero and usually takes a few months to build up. It varies by town, and we don't promise a spot on Google. A fence page that goes up in the fall has had the winter to build by the time the ground thaws and people start calling, and we tell Google about each page as soon as it's up.
Do I need an office in each town to show up there?
No. Google's business profile lets you list up to 20 service areas, and a page on your site for each town covers the rest. A fence company can run out of a shop in Rice Lake and show up in Barron, Cumberland and Spooner with a privacy fence page for each one. The page is what does it.

Ready to show up in every town you work in?

Your site can be live in about ten days. After that, the towns you drive to can find you.