August 16, 2026

Fence Company SEO: How to Grow Your Traffic in 2026

Why Aren’t YOU Showing Up When Every Homeowner Searches “Fence Companies Near Me?”

If you haven’t spent any time or money on SEO, you have no idea how many homeowners right now are Googling AND comparing prices for a $5k-$15k project.

While you’re wasting money on referral fees and $50 leads from Angi and HomeAdvisor, your competition is showing up in Google for every “fence installation near me” search, getting added to shortlists, and collecting quotes before you even know there is a job out there.

Until NOW.

Homeowners researching a new fence generate about 3 quotes before making a decision. And 9 out of 10 fence buyers will NOT hire the first contractor they reach out to.

Who do they hire?

The company that showed up the most times throughout their research process.

So if your website doesn’t appear on Google when someone searches “fence installations near me?” You aren’t losing the job to your competition. YOU didn’t even QUALIFY for the job.

But after reading this post, you’re going to learn how to show up on that shortlist EVERY SINGLE TIME you’re researched. You will learn how to dominate your competition on Google and build a SELF-PROMOTING lead machine that you actually own. Without renting leads and paying monthly fees to HomeAdvisor.

Let’s get into exactly WHAT fence SEO is and how you can do it too…

What is Fence SEO? (And What You Will Learn)

SEO for fence companies is pretty simple. It’s a process of optimizing your website and overall online presence so you appear on Google when potential customers search for fence companies in your service area.

Search Engine Optimization is a formula, and this post covers every single part of that formula.

When you finish this post, you will know how to:

• Show up in the Google Map Pack by claiming and optimizing your Google Business Profile
• Target and rank for the 4 different categories of fence-related searches (begins with “fence companies near me” and ends with “wood fence price”)
• Build dedicated fence city pages for each material and city you offer
• Generate fence-specific reviews that contain location-based keywords (installation footage, city names) to power local SEO and help win your next customer
• Rank for AI search engines like ChatGPT and Google AI
• Overviews with schema markup and clean comparison tables
• Track meaningful SEO metrics like phone calls and confirmed appointments instead of useless ranking “signals” and “indicators”

Real-World Numbers to Prove Why SEO for Fence Companies Works

Okay. Time to nerd out.

Below is EXACTLY what SEO for fence companies looks like for real customers of mine.

Increased Visibility

42% of local searches END UP WITH a click to Google Map Pack. Right there. There is no better place to show up when someone is looking for “fence contractors near me”. Not on page two. Not in a pay-per-click AdWords advertisement that costs you $30 every time someone clicks on it. Map Pack. Every day. FOR FREE.

Higher Qualified Leads

Let’s think about this. With SEO, your business shows up when people search for FENCE PRICES. They’re not on Facebook while watching TLC. You have found yourself in that sweet spot of having them research contractors, comparing prices, and most importantly, they want to buy! That search intent is why organic leads convert FAR better than cold leads. These aren’t just any website visitors. These are buyers.

Trust and Authority

Ranking high on Google makes you an authority, but couple that with a HEAP of positive 5-star reviews on your website, along with useful content that answers common questions? Now you ARE the fence company in your market. You have homeowners trust you before they pick up the phone and start considering other options.

Affordable Leads

Click-through costs with Google Ads are immediate, but you pay per click, including to mere window shoppers, and traffic dries up as soon as you quit paying. SEO takes time to build, but once you rank, those visitors will continue to come month after month for free. One builds equity; the other does not.

Case Study: Sierra Fence Sees Dramatic SEO Success

Launched Sierra Fence’s website into a scalable, high ticket item lead generating machine. Further maximized their Google Map Pack appearance and developed material specific landing pages.

Here are the RESULTS:

• +120% increase in organic traffic
• +100% increase in sales revenue
• Hired their 1st sales rep in 90 days JUST to keep up with the leads
• Hired a 2nd full-time sales rep within 2 years, ALL from 100% organic leads

They no longer pay for costly ad clicks, and 100% own their local internet presence. THIS is NOT an exaggeration. This is REAL high ROI SEO for a fence company.

Not too bad.

Local SEO & Your Google Business Profile (Winning the Map Pack)

Think of Local SEO and your Google Business Profile like a post and a rail. Separately, they can both do their jobs, but stick them together and you have a fence. Take one away, and you’re stuck with an unfinished project.

Let’s walk through how to crush both.

Optimize for Local Keywords

One of my biggest pet peeves is that many fence companies fail to do it altogether. They create a website that basically says “we build fences” and think that’s good enough. It’s not going to get the job done.

• Use local keywords in your title tags, headers, and body copy: “wood fence installation Austin,” “fence repair Austin, TX,” “best fence company in Austin Texas”
• Talk about your service area naturally: “We’ve been installing cedar privacy fences in [Neighborhood] for 15 years”
• Create dedicated pages for each city you service AND each type of fence you install
• Don’t overlook long-tail local keywords: “6- foot privacy fence cost Austin”

The more specific you can be, the less competition you will have. Less competition = faster results!

Claim and Fill Out Your Google Business Profile

The GBP is your gateway into the Map Pack. Claim it, verify it, and fill out every. single. field. Not just some of them. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.

• Primary: Fence Contractor. Secondary: Gate Contractor, Deck Builder, etc. ( Whatever other things you provide)
• Your full legal address and areas served ( Don’t try to trick Google with a P.O box; they will find you)
• Local phone number ( Skip the 1-800 numbers; they look like a call center)
• Hours including holidays
• Keyword-rich business description that clearly explains to Google and homeowners what you offer
• Link directly to your book/quote page so homeowners can call you with one click

Bonus tip: I can’t tell you how many fence companies I see with half of their GBP left blank. Any blank field is a missed opportunity to send a signal to Google. If you leave it blank, your competitor who fills it out will rank higher than you.

Post Project Photos Organized by Material

Don’t, for SEO purposes alone, go out and upload 100 random jobsite photos to your profile. Potential clients scroll through your photos looking for THEIR project before considering calling you.

Categorize your photos by material:

• Cedar and wood privacy fences
• Vinyl fences
• Chain link
• Aluminum and pool-code fencing

Post actual before and after pics. Do it monthly. Post pictures of your team. Post pics of your wrapped truck. Clients want to hire other humans who do real work for a living. Don’t be the guy using Shutterstock photos.

Ask Clients for Reviews (The Right Way)

An entire page of bland 5-star reviews won’t cut it anymore. “Great service!” or “Would recommend!” are weighted nearly zero by Google’s algorithm.

Ask every satisfied customer to leave detailed reviews for you. Example: “They installed 220 feet of cedar fencing in [City] in 2 days.” Google loves specifics. Keywords and locations. Stuff like that. So will your future clients.

When to ask for a review:

• Ask right after the job is complete—while they’re admiring their gorgeous new deck
• Include a follow-up text with a link to the review site (don’t make them guess which one)
• Respond to all reviews — good and bad — within 24 hours

Real reviews with real project information (real locations & dollar amounts) are like magic for SEO.

On-Page SEO for Fence Contractors: A Page for Every Material & Every City

Here’s the truth that most fence contractors don’t want to admit:

Your homepage isn’t going to rank for anything.

“Vinyl fence cost.”

“Fence repair near me.”

“Wood fence installation [insert your city here].”

Google won’t rank your homepage. It ranks pages based on specific searches. Your homepage is meant to be generic so it can appeal to everyone.

So if someone searches for “chain-link fence Round Rock” and your homepage pops up with chain-link mentioned once in your pricing menu? There’s a good chance you just lost that lead to the person who built a page about it.

This is an easy fix. But it means you have to change your mindset from caring about having a “website” to caring about building a lead-generation machine.

I’ll show you exactly how to create a fence website that Google will love:

Dedicated Material Pages

I can’t stress this enough. This is the #1 SEO marketing gap we find with most fencing companies.

Their website has one “Services” page that lists all their materials – wood, vinyl, chain-link, aluminum, iron – you name it. All crammed into a neat little paragraph. Bullet points? Maybe if they’re feeling fancy.

Instead, break out each material into its own page. Wood. Vinyl. Chain-Link. Aluminum. Etc. Get as specific as you need to.

“Why wood fence pages? Why vinyl fence pages? Why does it matter?”

Because when customers search “how much does a vinyl fence cost?” you want a wood fence page dedicated to vinyl fencing slamming into Google’s search results. Not your homepage that talks about it in 2 sentences between your company mission and your “About the Owner” story.

1 material page = 1 more opportunity to rank.

Each page should include:

• Include photos of your actual fence installs (none of that stock-photo boringness!)
• Cost PER FOOT listed (don’t make customers hunt for pricing)
• An easy & simple quote form that doesn’t make your customers feel like they’re jumping through hoops.

A Dedicated Repair Landing Page

Here’s where the fun starts.

Remember all those “fence repair” queries your keyword research turned up? The ones with good volume and next-to-no competition?

Create a single page to target them.

Your competitors aren’t targeting this traffic at all. They’re too focused on optimizing for new installs. This audience is practically handing you repair leads.

You can often rank for repair the quickest on the entire site. It’s low-hanging fruit. Super low-effort for buyers ready to buy AND customers who already own a fence (hello, future full-replacement customers).

Score. That’s not a lead. That’s a relationship.

City & Geo Landing Pages

This is typically where most fence companies stumble… or don’t even try.

Intent: Create a page for every city you serve within your target market.

Pitfall: Copying and pasting the same exact content onto every city page and swapping out the city name.

Google hates duplicate content. Seriously hates it. And your customers aren’t stupid either.

The solution is to customize each page to actually be local. Talk about soil types, frost lines, HOA restrictions, pool-code requirements, etc., specific to each city you service. That is unique content that is valuable to someone researching fencing – especially a homeowner – and those local keywords tell Google this page is local too!

“A page that says “We serve [City Name]” is local to anywhere. A page that says “[City Name] has awful clay soil that expands and contracts greatly, that means your fence posts should be buried deeper than most of Texas. Read why we take extra precautions” is the page Google wants to rank.

Content That Converts

Landing page ranking is only part of the war. When someone finds your page, it needs to inform, persuade, and convert in that order.

Here are the essentials every page on your fence website should have:

Non-duplicate copy on every page. Google hates duplicate content more than the neighbor lady hates that one fence post leaning over into her yard. If you can interchange two pages on your site and no one would notice, you have duplicate content.

Strategically place keywords throughout your H1s, H2s, and body copy. Keyword density isn’t important…but keyword placement is. And by placement, we mean “natural.” Keyword stuffing will kill your SEO. Write naturally for human readers instead. Write for humans, and search engines will love you.

Knowledgeable answers to the buyer’s questions before they have to ask. How much does a fence cost? How long does it take? Will you pull permits? What’s your warranty like? If your website doesn’t provide clear answers to these questions, another website will.

Localized references and real testimonials that sell themselves. “Nice job!” is a lazy testimonial. “They installed 200 feet of cedar fence around our house in Pflugerville in two days! It looks awesome!” is an instant credibility booster and conversion machine.

A compelling call-to-action on every page. “Get Your Free Fence Estimate Today” or “Call Now to Learn Why We Can Install Your Fence Same Week” are examples of good CTAs. Don’t make your visitors search for what to do next. Put it right in their face.

SEO-Friendly URLs & Meta Tags

SEO Basics: This is the boring part of SEO that separates amateurs from professionals. And yes, it’s important.

URLs

Make them short and sweet. Descriptive, too. yoursite.com/vinyl-fence-installation or yoursite.com/fence-repair-round-rock.

Always use hyphens. Lowercase. No ugly query strings. If your URL looks like it was vomited up by a drunken robot, rewrite it.

Title Tags

Less than 60 characters. Include your keyword and city.

“Wood Fence Installation [city] | Free Estimates | [Company Name]”

Front-load your keyword. Google is more likely to bold it in the results, and people are more likely to click yours if it’s at the beginning.

Meta Descriptions

150–160 characters. Include a benefit and a call to action.

“Looking for a new fence in [City]? We have transparent per-foot pricing and 5-star installs. Get your free estimate today.”

Meta descriptions won’t directly impact your rankings. However, well-written meta descriptions will improve your click-through rate. And more clicks = more leads.

Technical SEO: Make Google Happy to Rank You

No matter how awesome your content is, it won’t matter if your site takes forever to load.

Build a blazing-fast, mobile-friendly website that Google will happily rank ABOVE the competition.

Mobile. Mobile. Mobile.

Over 64% of website traffic originates from mobile devices. Nearly all of your fence shoppers are on their phone too.

Mobile is not a recommendation. Mobile is not an option. Mobile is where the traffic is at.

You need something responsive. That looks amazing on every device size. You need a floating click-to-call button that sticks with them as they scroll. And you need a frictionless 3-field quote form right ABOVE THE FOLD so your potential customers don’t even have to scroll down to see how to contact you.

Make it too hard for them (pinch zoom to read your prices, small “Contact Us” button), and they’ll click right onto your competition.

Site Speed (aka Page Speed)

We’ve talked about site speed before, but it’s worth repeating…

Speed sells. For every second your website takes to load, you lose 20% of your conversions.

Let that sink in…

If your fence company website takes more than a couple of seconds to load, your visitors will leave… before they even see your portfolio. They won’t see that gorgeous wood fence you built last week. They won’t see the 52 glowing reviews you’ve earned. They won’t click through to your contact page. They’ll just leave. They’ll open a new tab and find Joe’s Fence Website, which didn’t suck.

You don’t want that guy to get their next bid.

Here are some quick tips:

Optimize images on your job board (I use TinyPNG). Leverage browser caching. Minify your code. Spend money on good hosting. Cheap = slow = lost conversions. Test your speed at Google PageSpeed Insights and shoot for a score of 90+ for both mobile and desktop.

Website speed isn’t an option these days. Slow websites aren’t even playing the game.

Schema Markup

Schema is coded information you add to your website that helps Google (and AI search engines like ChatGPT) understand precisely what your business is, where you are located, and what you do.

Essentially, you provide Google with a cheat sheet on your business vs letting them figure it out on their own.

There is no specific Schema.org “FenceContractor” tag. Many DIY SEOs leave it as LocalBusiness. But the insider secret is to mark up your primary category as HomeAndConstructionBusiness. This allows Google’s algorithm to specifically pinpoint where your trade falls within the home improvement industry.

Types of Schema you’ll want to add to your fencing website:

BusinessOwner or HomeAndConstructionBusiness Schema: Identifies who your business is, its location, the radius you serve, and your NAP.

Service Schema: Lists every service and product you offer … wood fence installation, fence gate repair, vinyl fencing, etc.

Review & AggregateRating Schema: Allows your authentic customer star ratings to show up in search. You’ve seen rich snippets. They GENERATE clicks.

FAQPage Schema: Structures your frequently asked questions so search (and AI Overviews) can display your answers in search. Free Google Real Estate.

Generic SEO plugins such as RankMath or Yoast will take care of basic tags. However, using your own customized JSON-LD schema for home service contractors will give you a technological advantage over competitors using stock themes.

XML Sitemap & Robots.txt

Your sitemap and robots.txt are your roadmap and handbook that you give to Google. Your XML sitemap lists every page you want Google to index. Your robots.txt file tells Google which pages to crawl and which to skip.

If you use WordPress, don’t worry about this because WordPress automatically creates these files for you. But double-check that they’re spam-free and not blocking any pages you want crawled. Takes five minutes. Go do it.

Off-Page SEO: Building Authority for Your Fence Company

Websites can be created overnight. Since just about anyone can own a website, Google takes into account lots of off-page signals (things happening outside of your website) to determine if you are a reputable business or a fly by night operation.

Local Citations

A citation is any place on the web where your Name, Address, and Phone (NAP) are listed. You want to make sure you are consistently listed on Google Business Profile (the most important one), Yelp, Facebook, Apple Maps, BBB, Houzz, Nextdoor, and your local Chamber of Commerce.

Consistent NAP information is critical. These details should match perfectly on every citation, even small details like abbreviating “St.” instead of “Street.” Inconsistencies slowly erode your local authority, and you’ll never know it’s happening until you’re stuck on page three of Google Search.

Backlinks

You don’t need 1,000 links. You need a few dozen quality ones that tell Google, “Hey, this company knows what they’re talking about when it comes to fencing.”

And speaking of fence contractors, they have a unique advantage over most websites that they don’t utilize:

Supplier and manufacturer “Authorized Dealer” pages. These high-authority links that your competitors can’t buy or forge. Give your vinyl fence or wood fence supplier a call and ask to be listed. Most will be happy to oblige.

Cross-promotions with non-competing businesses. Link Swap with your local pool builders, landscapers, and home builders who share the same target customers you do. EASY. It’s a win-win.

Sponsor something local. Little League team. Neighborhood dog park. An upcoming 5K run. Get legit local .org backlinks that tell Google you’re a well-established local business.

Create a link-worthy resource. Something like a “Fence Material & Cost Comparison Guide” that people will actually find helpful? Local home-improvement blogs will be linking to that resource for you.

Content Marketing + AI Search = Become THE Fence Expert Your Customers Search For

Creating content is a lot of work. It’s time-consuming. But that’s also why a lot of other fence companies aren’t doing it.

Which means it could literally be YOUR secret weapon.

If you want to cut through the noise of Google (AI search) and brand yourself AS the resource, show up with genuinely useful information that answers a homeowner’s situation (WHY is their fence leaning) with useful value that helps them fix their problem, Google will instantly go from “Fence guy yelling ‘HI!’ into the void” to…

“THE fence guy Google wants to show for this question.”

I promise you.

Let’s talk about how to make that happen.

Attract the Researchers

Convert Price Researchers Into Leads

Let me let you in on a secret that no other fence companies know…

The homeowner who Googled “how much does a privacy fence cost in [City]?” is the same homeowner calling you for three bids in 60 days.

Lead Magnet: Get Fence Leads

They don’t intend to buy today. But they WILL intend to trust whoever solves their problem the best right now.

And that should be you.

Start creating content that answers the super-high intent questions these cost researchers are searching:

“How Much Fence Do I Need For 150 Feet Of Yard?”

“Wood Fence vs. Vinyl Fence: Which Will Cost More In 10 Years?”

“Local Deck Code Checklist for [City]”

“How Much Does a Privacy Fence Cost In [City]?”

This content educates your leads before you ever pick up the phone. It warms up the lead. Pre-sells your service. And pulls double duty by capturing your Bucket 3 and Bucket 4 traffic while doing so.

And the best part about it? Content is compounding. That blog post you wrote back in June is still working the phones at 2 AM while you’re sleeping.

Dominate AI Search (ChatGPT & Google AI Overviews)

It’s the new frontier. And it’s happening now.

Google and ChatGPT are no longer just summarizing websites. These engines are recommending fence companies to homeowners. And if you’re not the company they recommend, chances are your competitor is.

Want to know how to get picked?

Schema Markup (structured data). Use HomeAndConstructionBusiness schema markup to answer basic questions about your materials, phone number, service area, etc. in a way that machines can read and understand. Think of Schema as a digital verified receipt that tells the world who you are and what you do online. If you don’t have this, Google’s AI will not trust your business when it generates reviews.

Easy to read comparison tables. ChatGPT and Google’s AI models love clear-cut data they can easily extract. Build comparison tables that highlight your pricing and materials that AI tools can extract and display as the “go-to” answer. Need visuals? When your comparison table pops up seamlessly within an AI Overview, your business is now included within that recommendation. Priceless exposure you can’t buy.

A clean citation footprint. Your business says you do carpet installation on Google, but the website you link to says you do floor installations. AI models will take notice – and they won’t trust your business again. All of your information needs to match 100% across the web, or AI won’t trust your business.

Measuring Success

Rankings don’t matter if the phone isn’t ringing.

Read that again.

Rankings are just a means to an end. ALWAYS close the loop and measure what matters — conversations that drive revenue.

Call Tracking

Integrate CallRail using dynamic number insertion to track your highest value phone calls back to individual organic keywords driving them. Set up properly so it never affects your NAP consistency.

Now you’ll know EXACTLY which searches are converting into QUALITY phone calls, not just clicks.

Google Analytics (GA4)

Track quote-form submissions within GA4, allowing you to know your exact Cost Per Estimate Request. Monitor organic traffic increases, skyrocketing conversions, and increased time spent on site. When these numbers stop increasing, something is broken… and GA4 can help you find why.

Google Search Console

Identify which keywords are actually driving traffic. Identify weak pages. Correct indexation issues preventing pages from showing up in Google at all.

This is essentially Google giving you a free X-ray vision into how it views your site. Take advantage.

Simple Ranking & Lead Reports

Track your bread and butter keywords (“fence installation [city]”, “fence repair [city]”) with a tool like Local Falcon or BrightLocal.

Then start paying attention to the number that REALLY matters: leads.

What Real Fence SEO Productivity Looks Like

This is where fence SEO gets exciting.

One fence installation nets you between $5,000 and $15,000+. You don’t need hundreds of tire-kicker calls online to realize gigantic ROI. You just need a consistent stream of high-intent homeowners searching for estimates.

Here’s what a healthy, properly optimized SEO campaign that ranks in the top-3 generates in qualified estimate requests (calls + form submissions):

Small Suburbs & Cities (10K–50K people): 3-8 qualified requests/month

Mid-sized Cities (50K–200K people): 8–20 qualified requests/month

Large Cities & Competitive Markets (200K+ people): 20–45+ qualified requests/month

Not too shabby for “owned” traffic.

The SEO Pipeline Math

Let’s look at some realistic numbers…

Average Conversion Rate: Most UX-optimized fencing sites convert 4% to 10% of organic traffic into on-site actions (including both direct phone calls & quote form submissions).

Monthly Revenue Impact: If your technicians are closing approx. 35% of the on-site quotes for $8,000/job (and we’ve seen it happen), then simply 10 qualified organic leads/month generates $28k in NEW monthly revenue ($336k/year) that is generated from SEO and website traffic you “own”, rather than continuing to pay month after month for Google Ads or other forms of paid traffic.

Read that last number again. $336,000 a year. From SEO. No money spent on Ads.

When to Hire an SEO Consultant for Your Fence Company

Many business owners will hire you rather than struggle with a post-hole digger. Sometimes, you should pay an SEO consultant instead of banging your head against the wall.

However, not all SEO consultants are created equal.

Some will rake in millions for your business. Some will burn your business down.

Learn how to tell them apart.

Green Lights (Hire These People)

They’ve worked with home-service and contractor businesses with local SEO before. Extra bonus points if they have before/after case studies you can look at, not just a “clients” page full of logos.

They answer your questions. They provide strategy and easy-to-read reporting on a regular basis. If they make you feel stupid when they explain what they’re doing, run.

They don’t cheat. They play by Google’s rules. This means creating great content, fantastic user experience, and staying within Google’s Webmaster Guidelines when executing white hat SEO techniques. If they promise you the world in 30 days by bending the rules, they’re full of crap.

They care about your bottom line. They’re tying their efforts to leads and revenue, instead of where they’re ranked on someone’s spreadsheet that sits on a desk.

They have reasonable expectations. You will probably start to see tangible results within 3–6 months. Yes, months. Not days. Yes, they can get you ranking for those super specific long-tail terms in 30 days… but will that bring traffic? SEO that promises rankings in 30 days is selling you the snake-oil dream of quick rankings.

Red Flags (Run Away Fast)

They offer you “get you ranked #1 in 30 days.” Nobody can promise that. Not even Google guarantees it.

Buzzword bingo and obfuscated nonsense so you won’t understand what they’re saying enough to ask questions.

Prices that are too good to be true. Good SEO takes skilled people and time. If someone is charging $200/mo, what does $200 worth of work really get you?

Focus on rankings instead of your business results. Rankings shouldn’t be a vanity metric.

Ideal SEO Budgets for Fence Companies (+ ROI Expectations)

SEO investment to close $5,000–$15,000+ per job will always yield LARGE ROI potential. Many fence companies pay for their WHOLE SEO marketing budget by closing ONE ADDITIONAL organic lead per month.

Ok, but what does a REALISTIC monthly marketing budget look like per market size SEO ROI?

Small Markets (<50k population)

$750-1,500/month: Google My Business optimization, foundational website setup (“Material Pages”), review system optimization, foundational/local citations. Easier wins in a lower competition market.

Midsize Market / Suburban Cities (50k-500k populations)

$1,750-3,500/month: Full “Material & City” page silos, regular job site photos, local link building (local outreach to materials/suppliers/neighboring businesses), schema markup, monthly local blog content

Large Cities / Dense Markets (500k+ populations)

$3,500-7,500+/month: Hyper-local Map Pack campaigns, AI search optimization (AEO), advanced call/lead tracking setup, multi-location targeting, paid / digital PR / backlinks

Rule of thumb? Spend appropriately for your market. Don’t spend too little in a highly competitive metro. It’s a waste of time and money. Don’t spend too much in an area with little activity.

How to Get Your Next 100 Fence Leads

SEO begins with claiming & optimizing your Google My Business profile, claiming & optimizing a page for each city and material you serve, and building authority with content, schema, and backlinks. These are the exact things that are allowing some fencing companies to ring their phones off the hook with calls, while other companies can’t remember the last time they had a customer.

SEO isn’t a tax write-off. It’s an investment in a local asset that works FOR you 24/7 by directing qualified leads to your phone line.

Stop guessing and watch your website make you customers while you sleep.

Looking to stop renting leads and own your market? Schedule your FREE 30-minute consultation where I’ll share with you which of the 4 search buckets you’re dominating, which ones you don’t show up in at all, and exactly how we can position you on every fence quote in your market.