Websites for fencing and landscaping companies
Most people choose a fencing or landscaping company by looking at jobs they've already done. If yours only live on Facebook and Instagram, customers have to scroll for them, and there's no obvious way to ask for a quote. I build sites that put your best work up front and make enquiring easy from a phone, without anyone having to ring.
Evans Fencing & Landscapes covers Cardiff and South Wales, from fencing and patios to full garden transformations. Since it went live, Evans has had enquiries through it, and a garden design company has asked Evans to build the gardens they design. Rhys doesn't think they'd have got in touch without the site.
Fencing & landscaping · Cardiff & South Wales
Seven services, each with its own section, a gallery of real jobs, a reviews page, and two ways to enquire: a quick message or a detailed quote request.
Live since 3 August 2026
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Garden rooms, pergolas, patios and fencing, all photographed on Rhys's own jobs. No stock photos, so customers can judge the standard of work before they get in touch.
The quote form asks for a postcode and the service they need, so Rhys knows the area and the job before he replies. There's a quick enquiry option as well, for people who just have a question.
Show what you actually do
Fencing, decking, patios, turf, garden rooms. Each service needs its own section so customers, and Google, can match you to the job they're after.
Make your area clear
Say where you work, plainly, so nobody three towns away fills in the form.
Give people a way to ask without ringing
A lot of customers, younger ones especially, would rather fill in a form than make a phone call. Give them that option on every page.
Keep the photos fast
Garden photos are big files. They need sizing properly so the site still loads quickly on mobile data.
Before the site, Evans was on Facebook and Instagram only, and the Google Business Profile wasn't showing up. Rhys's biggest frustration was that customers had no clear way to enquire.
Live since 3 August 2026
| Online presence | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Website | None | Live, built for mobile first |
| Way to enquire | Social media messages | Quick enquiry and detailed quote form |
| Services explained | Scattered across posts | Seven dedicated sections |
| Past work | Social media feed | Project gallery of real jobs |
| Google Maps | Profile not showing | Listed, and linked to the site |
From the Evans Fencing & Landscapes build, live 3 August 2026, and Google Maps checked 3 October 2026.
“Created a great website for us, and the process was really smooth.”
Websites start from £750, with a fixed price agreed before any work starts. Full pricing is on the pricing page. See pricing
Facebook is good for showing recent jobs, but on its own it makes you look less established. Customers also have to dig to find your services, prices or certifications. A website puts all of that in one place, with a clear way to ask for a quote.
You can, but Wix sites tend to look like every other Wix site. Mine are built around your business from scratch, and I can build automations into them, like an automatic reply to every enquiry.
You do. I can look after it for you if you'd rather not deal with it. If you ever move on, I transfer the domain and all the site files to you within two weeks.
I write it with you. You tell me about your business in your own words, rough is fine, and I shape it into the pages.
Send the quote form with a few details and I will come back to you personally, usually the same evening.
