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Fencing companiesI’ve worked with fencing firms on their search. Fencing work is lumpy. Storms knock panels down and the phone goes mad, then spring brings the garden projects. I help you be the name people find when they need you.
Most fencing firms live off word of mouth and a busy spring. When the work’s flowing, nobody touches the website. Then a storm comes through, everyone with a flattened panel grabs their phone, and the calls go to whichever firm shows up first in the map.
That’s usually not the best fencer in town. It’s the one whose site says clearly what they do and where, with a page for panels, a page for closeboard, a page for gates and a Business Profile full of recent photos and reviews.
Fencing is a trade people judge with their eyes. Good before and after photos do more selling than any amount of words. Get those on your site and profile, load them quickly and you’re halfway there. You can see one fencing client’s Google positions in the results section on my homepage.
“Fence repair” and “fence panel replacement” spike after every storm and bring quick, urgent jobs. “Fencing contractor Liverpool” or “garden fencing Wirral” bring bigger planned projects. Commercial searches like “security fencing” bring site and business work. I’ll point your site at the mix that suits you.
Fencing is a trade where photos sell the job, so a site that works on a phone and shows real work matters. I go into that in why your website must work on a phone. Most fencing searches are local, so your Google Business Profile needs to be spot on. And short before and after clips work well too, as I explain in local video SEO.
Getting you seen for the jobs worth having.
Closeboard, panels, gates, sleepers and repairs each get a page of their own.
Before and after photos do the selling. I make them load fast and rank in image search.
Google Ads you can switch on when the wind picks up and off when you’re booked solid.
Fresh photos of real jobs, the right categories and replies to every review.
Pages for the places you actually cover, so you show up across your whole patch.
A simple way for customers to send photos and measurements for a quick quote.
Really impressed with Peter and his team. Very approachable, very knowledgeable and very experienced. They’ve updated and optimised my website to a good level and within the agreed budget. If you need SEO in Liverpool speak to [hiPete].
A blown-down panel is a quick, urgent job. A full garden of new fencing is a bigger, planned spend. The searches for each are different and so are the customers. I make sure your site speaks to the work you want most.
Repairs often lead to the bigger job later. A customer who had a good experience after a storm is the one who rings you when they redo the whole garden.
How I’d get your phone ringing year round.
Send me your web address. I’ll look at where you rank now, who’s beating you and which jobs you’re missing.
Job pages, town pages, photos and a tidy Business Profile. This is where most of the quick wins come from.
Weekly work on your ten best searches, fresh reviews and photos, and a monthly report showing what moved.
Fill this in and I’ll take a careful look at your site before I come back to you. No automated report and no sales pitch. Just where you stand and what I’d do first.
It’s £125 a week if you want me to crack on, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.
For fencing firms across the North West.
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£125 a week, which is about £18 a day. That covers your SEO, Business Profile, AI visibility and looking after your website.
Well before spring. Rankings take time to build, so autumn and winter are ideal for getting ready.
A big one. People want to see your work before they ring. Fresh photos also keep your Business Profile active.
Fixes and a tidy Business Profile can move things within weeks. Busier searches take a few months. Ads can fill the gap.
It can pay off. Searches for repairs jump straight after bad weather, and ads let you catch them while your rankings build.
For the ones you want more of, yes. Panels, closeboard, gates and sleepers are all searched for separately.
Yes. Security fencing and site work need their own pages, written for the people who sign those contracts.
A lot. People letting you into their garden want to know you’re reliable. I’ll give you a simple way to ask for reviews.
Usually. If it’s on WordPress I can make the changes myself. If not, I’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth fixing or rebuilding.
Your web address, the areas you cover and some photos of your work. WhatsApp is the easiest way to start.
