Enquiries with no length
Without linear metres you cannot give even a ballpark, so every lead becomes a site visit.
For fencing
Fencing quotes come down to two numbers and a material. Your site should have all three before you ever get in the ute.
Melbourne-based, on the ground across the south-east and northern suburbs, with support in Canberra and remote setup Australia-wide.
How fencing customers search
Fencing is one of the few trades where a customer can genuinely describe the job themselves. They know roughly how many metres, they know whether they want Colorbond or timber, and they usually know whether it is a replacement. A form that asks those three things turns a vague enquiry into something you can price from the office, and pool fencing carries compliance obligations that are worth being visibly good at.
The problem
Without linear metres you cannot give even a ballpark, so every lead becomes a site visit.
Neighbour cost-sharing slows decisions down, and enquiries go cold while it gets sorted.
Compliance is legislated and customers are nervous, so vague websites lose to specific ones.
A big blow generates a week of urgent repair enquiries that nobody has capacity to answer by phone.
Your services
Customers search for the specific job, not the category. We build a page for each of the services you offer so you appear for the search that matters.
What we build
Where we work
We are based in Melbourne and work on the ground across the city's south-eastern and northern suburbs. We support businesses in Canberra, and we set up trade businesses remotely right across Australia — same build, same price, same week.
FAQ
Often yes. Linear metres, height, material, whether the old fence needs removing and photos of the run will get most standard jobs to a firm price from the office. Sloping sites and retaining still need a look.
Yes, and it is worth doing properly. Pool fencing is legislated, customers are anxious about passing inspection, and a page that explains the current requirements plainly converts far better than a line on a services list.
Your CRM keeps the quote open with a follow-up scheduled, so when the neighbour finally agrees three weeks later you are the one who rings rather than the one who was forgotten.
Yes. A gallery organised by colour and profile is how most customers decide, and it saves the conversation where they describe a fence they saw down the road.
Everything arrives in one list with an automatic acknowledgement so nobody is left hanging, and you can triage genuine emergencies from the ones that can wait a fortnight.
Tell us about your business and we will come back within one business day with exactly what your build looks like.