For fence contractors · Birmingham metro
Five pages built around your job photos, live in seven days. The quote form goes straight to your phone. Flat $1,800 — one fence job covers it.
Live examples
Both are demonstration companies. The layout, the speed and the quote form are exactly what you'd get — with your name, your photos and your phone number in place of theirs.
Spec-forward layout with a job gallery, detailed fence-type pages and a quote form. Reads precise and organized.
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Big photo header with an estimate form built into the top of the page, star reviews and a work gallery.
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Straight comparison
You've probably already considered the other two.
| Your nephew | An agency | Postline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, in theory | $5,000–$15,000 | $1,800 flat |
| Timeline | Eight months and counting | 6–12 weeks | 7 days |
| Knows fencing | No | Learning on your dime | Only trade I build for |
| Changes later | When he's free | Billable hours | Text me, same week |
| Who owns it | Unclear | Sometimes them | You, outright |
Pricing
No hourly billing, no discovery fee, no line items you didn't agree to.
Everything above
$1,800 flat
Optional
$99 /month
How it works
Step 01
You tell me what you install and where you work. I tell you exactly what the site will say and what I need from you.
Step 02
Fifteen to twenty job photos, your service areas, your phone number. Text them to me — that's the whole handoff.
Step 03
You review it, we do one round of changes, and it's up. Quote requests start landing on your phone.
Questions
Yes — and the clock starts when you send photos and details, not at the call. The build is the fast part. Waiting on photos is what stretches these projects to six weeks everywhere else.
Your logo if you have one, fifteen to twenty job photos, the towns you cover, and your phone number. That's it. No logo? I'll set your name in type and it'll look clean.
You do. The domain is registered in your name and the files are yours. If you ever want to move it elsewhere you can, and I'll hand over everything without a fight.
No. I build the new one alongside the old one so nothing goes dark, then switch it over. You keep your domain and your email address.
No. The site works fine without it. The plan covers hosting, edits and photo updates so you're not chasing somebody down every time you want a new picture up. Most take it. Some don't.
You see the build before you pay the second half, and one round of changes is included. If we still aren't there, you keep the deposit's worth of work and we part on good terms.
Straight answer: a website doesn't create demand on its own. What it does is close the referrals and searches you're already getting. Someone hears your name, looks you up, and either finds something that makes them call — or finds nothing and calls the next guy on the list.
Because a fence is a researched purchase. People compare photos and styles for days before they call, which means the website does real selling. And building for one trade means I already know what board-on-board means, why pool code matters, and that the gate photos are the ones people zoom in on.
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Fill this out and you'll hear back the same day with a straight answer on timing and price.
Open a demo, then send your company name. Ten minutes and you'll know whether it's worth doing.