Fence Contractor website example · Fort Worth, TX

A fence contractor website designed to turn a property line into a site-measure request

TrueLine Fence & Gate is an example website design for a fence contractor in Fort Worth, TX. The first screen is a fence configurator: a property plan with a house and fence line, 3 material buttons, a height slider and a gate preview, next to a headline and a site-measure button. A material comparison and a measure, build, install sequence follow, and the page ends on a site-measure request form.

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Fence Contractor website design example: TrueLine Fence & Gate homepage, Fort Worth, TX

At a glance

Industry: Fence Contractor
Setting: Fort Worth, TX
Category: Home Services & Trades
Designed to: Turn a property line into a site-measure request
Pages: 1 · Home
Style: Clean, Modern
Palette: #172325
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Design decisions

A configurator makes the visitor commit to a starting point

Fence shoppers arrive with a vague picture. Choosing cedar, steel or composite and sliding the height from 4 to 8 feet on a drawn property plan turns that picture into a preference they can name in the request.
Materials are compared on how they age

The first question after price is how a fence ages. 3 short columns describe each material by privacy, sightline, upkeep and repair, and each column links to the request form.
The site measure is the product

A fence quote is only as good as the measurement, so the page sells the measure rather than a price. The header button, the hero button and the final form all point to the same site-measure request.
Gate swing gets its own control

Gate placement is easy to forget until the fence is up. A toggle opens a gate in the preview, which prompts the visitor to think about access before the measure and gives the contractor a better conversation on site.

What's on this site

Hero with fence configurator
Material comparison
Measure, build and install steps
Site measure request form

Features you can try in the example

Fence configurator
Material comparison
Site measure request

What every fence contractor website needs

Fence materials you install, with a plain comparison of upkeep and lifespan
Gate options, including driveway and walk gates
Your license and insurance, and how you handle HOA rules and permits
Photos of finished fences in different materials and heights
The towns and neighborhoods you serve
A request form for an on-site measure that asks for the project goal

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Fence contractor website questions

What should a fence contractor website include?

A fence contractor website should compare the materials you install, show gate options, state your license and insurance, include photos of finished fences in several materials, and name your service area. A form that requests an on-site measure, rather than a quote, sets the right expectation.

Can a fence website give an instant price?

A rough per-foot range by material is useful, and an interactive configurator helps visitors picture the job, but a firm price needs a site measure because slope, access, gates and soil change the work. Say that plainly next to any estimate so nobody treats a range as a quote.

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How fast can I get a fence contractor website like this?

First version within 48 hours of your brief. You review a private preview and ask for changes before you pay. Bigger sites, or briefs missing key details, take a few days more. See how it works for the steps.

Is this a template?

No. It is one design direction for fence contractor websites. Your site is built from your brief: your name, services, service area and look. You can name this example as the look you want, or ask for something different.