Website design · Fence company
Fence company website design in Oklahoma that books yards
Every fence bid starts the same way: how many feet, what material, what goes in the ground. We build fence companies a site that answers that with an honest per-foot ballpark, shows your runs and gates big, and messages your phone when a yard wants a fence.
Pick your trade, select what helps. The ticket prices as you go; a short call nails your exact number.
- Bespoke websites and software
- Built for your business, not a template
- Designed for automation
The problem
Your best ad is standing at the property line
A good fence advertises itself to exactly one street. Every cedar privacy run and ranch rail gate you have built is standing in a yard right now where only the neighbors can see it. The homeowner two towns over, typing "fence company" into Google at 9pm, sees whoever put their work online instead.
And fencing is priced by the foot, so people shop it by the foot. They walk the yard with a tape, they collect three bids, and they compare. Two of those bids say "call for an estimate." The site that types back an honest per-foot range starts the conversation, and the company that starts the conversation usually walks the property first.
You do not need a marketing agency to win that race. You need your work shown big, a page for every town in your trailer range, and a form that turns a measured yard into a text on your phone.
The build
What we build for fence companies
An instant ballpark from linear feet
They type the footage and pick the material, they get an honest range, you get a serious lead.
A gallery of runs, gates, and corners
Privacy, chain link, ranch rail. The work sells when they can see it, tagged by style and town.
A page for every town you cover
You show up for "fence company" plus their town, not just your company name.
A quote form that messages your phone
Footage, gates, photos of the yard. You bid from the truck.
We write your copy
You send facts and photos. We do the words.
Card payments in your own account
Deposits and balances paid on the site. We never touch the money.
Running crews and quoting off a notepad? We also build and run custom software for fence companies: scheduling, invoicing, fence lines taken off a map, every lead and job in one place, photos that file themselves. From $1,000 a month, scoped on a call. How the software side works
Dialed to your exact trade
Deck and pergola builder websites
A deck off the back, a pergola over the patio. They already have a picture in their head, and they want to see it before they commit.
Seen before it is built, priced before you drive out.
Options they can see before they sign
Sizes, rail styles, and stain choices laid out with real prices. The upgrade sells itself.
Patio and carport websites
Covered patios and carports that have to look right and clear the permit office. They want to see the layout before they will sign.
The layout in their hands and the permit conversation already easier.
Quotes that arrive with a drawing
Dimensions in; a simple layout drawing comes back with the number. Easier yes, easier permit conversation.
The proof
Real builds, live right now.
We have not built a fence company site yet, so there are no borrowed screenshots and no fake clients here. Instead, the DWS websites below are live and yours to click. Judge the craft, then picture your trade on it.
More of our work on the work page.
Pricing, on the page
What does a fence company website cost in Oklahoma?
$1,000 one time builds it: 20-30 pages, a gallery, and a quote form that messages your phone, live about 2-4 weeks after your logo, photos, and facts arrive. Then $100 a month if you run your own marketing, or $300 if we do it for you. Pay a year at once and save 10%; three years, 20%. One extra fence line a month more than covers the monthly.
Need more than a website? The Automated Office runs your quotes, scheduling, invoicing, and follow-up as custom software, from $1,000 a month, scoped on a call.
Fair questions from fence companies
Will a per-foot price commit me to a bad bid?
No. The calculator gives a starting range from rates you set, and it is never a contract price. Slopes, rock, and tear-out still get priced by you after you see the yard. The range exists so the serious buyer calls you first instead of the company that answered the price question.
My work sells itself at the property line. Why a website?
To one street, yes. A standing fence advertises to the neighbors who drive past it, and that radius is a few hundred feet. The homeowner across town measuring their yard tonight will never see it. A tagged gallery puts every run you have built in front of them.
Fencing slows down in the winter. Is a site worth it year round?
The slow months are when a site earns its place on Google. Rankings are built in the off season and cashed in when the spring calls start; a page that has been live and growing since November is ahead of one launched in April. And at $100 a month, one booked job covers months of it.
What is the monthly for?
Hosting, updates, and lead alerts at $100. At $300 we run the marketing: Google ranking work, new town and service pages every month, posts from your real jobs. One extra fence a month more than covers it.
What if it does not work out?
Month to month, no contract. Cancel anytime and keep your domain and every page we built, with plain instructions for running it anywhere.
Price it in two minutes. No email wall.
The pricing menu is the contact form: pick your trade, select what you need, send it. We call with your list in hand and text your real number the same day. Straight talk from the people who build it.
Prefer to talk? Call (405) 281-4042
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