Fencing · Central Texas

Websites and Google listings for fence companies.

Wood, iron, pipe, chain link, or all of it: we build fence company websites around photos of fences you’ve put up, a page for each kind of job, and a quote form that collects footage and gate counts. Your Google Business Profile gets the same services, hours, and towns. One flat price, month to month.

Start Here

Which fence jobs do you want more of?

Each kind of job brings a different customer. The site should make it obvious which ones you take.

New residential fences

Privacy, picket, and iron for homeowners. They compare photos, materials, and what the quote includes, and they want to know you’ll deal with the HOA and the city.

Repairs and gates

Leaning sections, broken pickets, sagging gates, openers. These buyers want fast scheduling and a clear sense of what you’ll fix versus replace.

Ranch and commercial

Pipe, wire, game fence, and security fencing. Buyers look for footage you’ve run, equipment, and how you price long lines.

How Customers Search

What people add after “fence near me”.

Financing, free estimates, prices, chain link repair, and wrought iron all came back as suggestions. If you offer financing or free estimates, say so in those words. If you don’t, say what you do instead.

Google autocomplete suggestions, checked Oct 20, 2026 at 7:49 PM CT. Suggestions show what people type, not how many.

Materials

Give every material you install its own spot.

Buyers usually arrive with a material in mind. Let them find it in one click, see your version of it, and read what affects the price.

Wood privacy

Board-on-board, side-by-side, cap and trim, stain or no stain. Show the post style you use and the gate hardware, since that’s what owners notice years later.

Iron and steel

Ornamental panels, pipe, and custom gates. Close-ups of welds and the finish coat tell a buyer whether it’s shop-built or off the shelf.

Chain link and wire

Yards, dog runs, acreage, and job sites. Height, gauge, and coating options in a short list beat a long paragraph.

Fence Company Websites By Town

Seguin, Boerne, and Kyle.

Seguin, TX

Seguin’s population grew 39.3% between the 2020 Census and the July 2025 estimate. Census QuickFacts The page covers new builds, repairs, and utility locates.

Boerne, TX

Boerne’s FAQ says a fence needs a permit and a site plan. City of Boerne The page covers acreage, stone, and city paperwork.

Kyle, TX

Kyle caps front-yard fences at 3 feet on one- and two-family lots. Kyle Code §54-11 The page covers subdivisions, HOAs, and repairs.

Texas Law

Powered post-hole digging counts as excavating.

Texas’ Underground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Act covers digging with mechanized equipment, augers included, that disturbs soil 16 inches deep or more. Whoever is excavating has to notify a notification center at least 48 hours ahead but not more than 14 days ahead, not counting Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays. A fence company that calls in locates on every job can say so on its site.

Source: Texas Utilities Code ch. 251.

What We Build

Pages that sell the fence.

  • A gallery by material and style, from your own jobs
  • One page per job type: new fences, repairs, gates and openers, ranch
  • A quote form that takes footage, height, gates, and photos
  • Notes on permits, HOAs, and locates where they apply
  • The towns you really work, by name
  • Tap-to-call on every page
Google Business Profile

A service area, not a shop address.

Most fence companies go to the customer. Google says that if you don’t serve customers at your address, take the address off and set a service area: up to 20 cities or ZIP codes, no wider than about 2 hours’ drive from your base, and never a radius. We set that up and list your fence services so the profile matches the website.

Source: Google: service-area and hybrid businesses.

Client Review

What a client said about his website.

Our review comes from Luis Madera, who owns Cam Collision in New Braunfels. He isn’t a fence builder, but he’s picky about work, and this is what he wrote on Google about the website we built, word for word:

“I have owned a business for 6 years now and never made a website for two reasons, one I have been luck enough to stay busy and the other is because I'm extremely picky with work that I provide and received. Darren built me a website that was just perfect! Everything about it was exactly what I was looking for and more. I am glad it took me 6 years to get one. Any sooner and I would have missed out on his talent. Thanks again”

Luis Madera, Cam Collision · 5-star Google review
Simple Pricing

One price list for every fence company.

Fence company websites are $599 to build, once. Site Care is required at $59 per month and covers hosting, SSL, backups, and up to 2 small updates monthly. For the website plus Google Business Profile setup and monthly management, the Get Found Bundle is $799 at the start and $249 per month. Profile setup alone is $349, or $99 with Monthly GBP Management at $199 monthly. Month to month, no contracts.

Google Business Profile is free from Google. Anyone can create and manage a profile at no cost. Our fees pay for our setup and management work. Working with a third party → (opens in a new tab)

All sales are final. Work starts when payment is received. Monthly plans renew automatically until you cancel; cancel anytime, effective at the end of your paid period. No refunds.

Free Map Check

How does your fence company look on Google?

Send us the name your fence company uses on Google. Within 24 hours you get a short recording of your profile next to the fence companies nearby that come up first, and what to fix.

  • A recorded screen share of about 3 minutes: your listing and the 3 fence companies Google puts first.
  • The 3 fixes worth doing first, clear enough to do on your own.
  • Free, and the video belongs to you.

Get my free Map Check

Free. No spam. Rather talk? Call or text (512) 981-6006.

FAQ

Fence companies ask us.

Should I post a price per linear foot?

Only if it holds. Otherwise give a range by material and explain what moves the price: height, gates, rock, and tear-out.

I also weld custom gates. Should that be on the fence site?

Yes, on its own page with gate photos. Gate buyers search separately and often pay for custom work.

Do you work outside these three towns?

Yes. We’re in Seguin and build for fence companies all over Central Texas. These pages are where we started.

How long does a site take?

Five to seven business days, starting when we’ve got your job photos and account access.

Want fence buyers to see your work?

We’ll record a free Map Check of your fence listing. Prefer the phone? Call us.