Websites for fencing and decking installers
Turn storm damage and summer plans into booked jobs.
Fencing work spikes after every storm, and decking enquiries arrive with the first warm weekend. The firms that pick up that work are the ones that are easy to find and quick to contact, with photos that show the quality of their finish.
How customers find you
Homeowners search "fence repair near me", "fencing contractors Sedgley" or "composite decking installers". They want to see the types of fencing you fit and get a quote fast.
What your site needs
Built around how fencing and decking installers win work.
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Galleries by type
Panel fencing, close board, featheredge, gates, composite and timber decking, each with real photos.
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Storm repair route
A quick way to report storm damage with photos, so you can prioritise and price repairs.
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Measurements with the enquiry
A form that asks for rough lengths and heights, so your quotes are faster and more accurate.
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Local coverage
The towns and villages you work in, set up so Google shows you to people nearby.
Questions
Common questions
What should a fencing company website include?
Photos of the fencing and gates you install, the types and materials you offer, the areas you cover and a quote form that asks for rough measurements and photos.
Can customers send photos of storm damage?
Yes. We can add photo uploads to your enquiry form so customers can show you the damage before you visit.
Can you build a site for both fencing and decking?
Yes. We give each its own section and gallery, so customers looking for either one find what they need straight away.
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