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Fencing contractor · Livingston, Texas

Lake Livingston Fence

A fencing contractor competing across a dozen small Texas towns, who needed to show up for every fence type in every one of them.

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Pages 24
Gallery photos 111
Service areas 12 towns
Managed by The owner
The brief

Twelve towns, nine fence types, one website

Fencing is bought locally and specifically. Somebody wants a wood privacy fence in Onalaska, or a wrought iron gate in Livingston — and they search in exactly those words. A single page saying "fencing services, Texas" competes for none of it.

The other problem was proof. Fencing is a considered purchase and customers want to see the work before they call. Photographs were sitting on phones rather than on the website, and there was no way for the team to add them without ringing somebody.

What we built

Inside the project

A page per fence type

Wood privacy, chain link, wrought iron, corral, split rail, driveway gates and more — each its own page, written for the way people actually search.

Pages for each town

Genuine pages for the communities they serve, rather than one page with the place name swapped out.

A 111-photo gallery

Organised by fence type, so each service page shows examples of that specific work.

Mobile-first throughout

Most enquiries come from a phone in a driveway. The number stays reachable on every screen.

Reliable enquiry handling

Form submissions stored and delivered, with spam filtered before it reaches the inbox.

Self-service updates

The team adds photos and edits page text themselves through their portal.

Where it stands

A site the team keeps current themselves

The site now covers every fence type across every town they serve, with real photographs attached to the relevant service rather than dumped in one album. Structured data describes the business, its location and its services in the format search engines and AI assistants read.

Most importantly it does not depend on us for day-to-day changes. New job photographed, photo added, caption written, done — without an email to an agency or an invoice for fifteen minutes of work.

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