Case study · Fence contractor
Croix Area Fence: a website that quotes the fence before the first call
A fence company whose customers wanted a price before they wanted a phone call. We built a site where a homeowner designs the fence, sees an instant quote and sends it in, all from a phone.

The results for Croix Area Fence
A fence company that sells on trust
Croix Area Fence installs chain link, custom wood and vinyl fencing for homeowners and businesses. A fence is a purchase most people make once or twice in their lives, so nearly every customer arrives with the same questions: what will it look like, how long will it last, and what will it cost.
Our work with Croix Area Fence covers the whole brand. We designed their logo, built their website and produced their apparel, so the truck in the driveway, the shirt on the installer and the site on the customer's phone all look like the same company.
The challenge: a price before a phone call
Fence shoppers compare. They measure the yard, open three or four contractor websites and look for a number. On most fence sites the only way to get one is to fill in a contact form and wait for a call back, which can take days in the busy season.
That delay costs jobs. The homeowner who gets a figure tonight tends to book with the company that gave it to them. Croix Area Fence wanted to be that company without tying up the office answering the same pricing question all day.
What the new site had to do:
- Show each fence material clearly enough that a customer can choose between chain link, wood and vinyl on their own.
- Give a real price range on the spot, without a call back.
- Prove the work will last, since a fence is a long-term purchase.
- Work as well on a phone in the back yard as on a desktop in the office.
What we built
A clean, responsive website organized around the way people actually buy a fence: pick a material, picture it, price it, then get in touch.






An interactive fence designer with instant quotes.
Visitors choose a fence style and material, enter their measurements and see a quote straight away. The request arrives at Croix Area Fence with the design attached, so the first conversation starts with the details already settled.
A page for each fence type.
Chain link, custom wood and vinyl each get their own page with photos, uses and options. One page per material also means one page per search, which is how a site gets found for "vinyl fence installer" as well as "fence company".
A five-year warranty section.
The warranty has its own place on the site instead of a line in the footer. It answers the durability question before the customer has to ask it.
A layout made for phones.
Large tap targets, short forms and photos sized for mobile data, because most fence research happens outside, standing where the fence will go.
SEO built into the structure.
Descriptive page titles, clean headings, fast-loading images and local business details that match their Google Business Profile, so the site is found across devices.
A brand that matches everywhere.
The logo we designed carries through the site, the quote emails and the crew apparel, which makes a small company look established.
How the project ran
Discovery
We talked through how Croix Area Fence prices a job, which questions customers ask most, and what a good lead looks like to them.
Brand and design
The logo came first, then page designs built around it. Croix Area Fence reviewed the home page and a fence type page before anything was coded.
Build and pricing logic
We developed the site and set up the fence designer with their materials and pricing, then tested the quotes against jobs they had already bid.
Launch and care
The site went live with redirects from the old pages, and we have made changes on request since. In their words, we are very responsive and can easily make changes when needed.
The results
The clearest result is one the owner hears in person. Customers bring up the website on a weekly basis, usually because they have already designed a fence and seen a price before the first conversation.
For the business, that changes what a lead is. A request from the fence designer comes with a material, a layout and a budget attached, so the crew spends its time measuring and installing instead of answering first-round pricing questions.
The site also keeps working after hours. A homeowner can price a fence at nine in the evening and Croix Area Fence has the request in the morning.
Google Lighthouse scores out of 100 for the live site, measured November 12, 2026.
In the client’s words
Customers comment on the site every week
“They do great work from logo design, websites to apparel. Croix Area Fence gets comments on our website from customers on a weekly basis. They are easy to work with, very responsive and can easily make changes when needed. If you or your business needs a new website this is a great company to work with.”
Tony Miller, Croix Area Fence
Services on this project
Logo Design
A logo drawn for the business and delivered in every format it is used in.
Website Design
Page layouts designed around how this client's customers decide and buy.
Website Development
The build itself: fast, responsive pages and the custom features the project needed.
SEO
Titles, headings, structure and local details set up so the site is found in search.
ADA Compliance
Contrast, keyboard access and labels checked so every visitor can use the site.
In the same line of work? See how we build contractor websites.
Frequently Asked Questions
What other contractors ask us about this project.
Yes, if your pricing follows rules. Fencing works well because the price depends on material, height and length. We have talked through the same approach for decks, concrete, dumpster rental and lawn care. If your jobs need a site visit to price, a guided quote request with photos is often the better fit.
They trust a range that is explained. The Croix Area Fence designer shows what the figure is based on, and the final number is confirmed after a site visit. The goal is to start the conversation with the customer already comfortable with the budget.
Most contractor sites launch within 4 to 8 weeks. A custom tool like a fence designer adds time for setting up and testing the pricing, so we agree the launch date in the proposal before work starts.
Yes. For Croix Area Fence we designed the logo, the website and the apparel. Doing them together costs less than doing them separately and keeps everything consistent. See our logo design page for how that works.
Tell us about your business
A few details are enough to start: what you do, who you want to reach and what you need help with.
Jason reads each request and replies in under 24 hours with next steps.


