TextAPage for fence and deck builders
Every backyard you build is a sales pitch for the yard next door.
Fence and deck job pages, texted from the yard with a few photos and one sentence, approved by you, and published on your own website under the town where the work stands.
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Backyard projects get seen by the neighbors. Almost nobody else.
A new cedar fence or a composite deck is the kind of work people walk over to look at. The family next door asks who built it. The problem is everyone beyond that fence line. Homeowners in the next neighborhood search “fence company Massapequa” or “deck builder Merrick” and find a handful of national lead sites and a few contractors with stock photos.
You built plenty of yards in that area last season. None of them are on your website, because writing them up was never anyone’s job. The wider strategy for builders lives on our contractor and remodeler marketing page.
The neighbors already asked who built it. Make sure the rest of town can find out too.
Why fence and deck job pages work
What the crew texts in
From a fence job
- The old leaning fence or the open yard before posts go in
- Posts set and the first panels up
- The finished run, plus the gate and hardware close up
- “Six-foot white vinyl privacy fence in Massapequa, about 150 feet with a double drive gate.”
From a deck job
- The rotted old deck, or the bare patch of lawn
- Framing and footings, the part buyers never see but always worry about
- The finished deck with railings and stairs
- “Composite deck in Merrick, two levels, new stairs to the yard, black aluminum railings.”
That is it. No app, no login, no password. The page uses only what the photos and your sentence support.
How fence and deck job pages get published
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Text the yard
The crew lead sends photos and one sentence to your dedicated number before loading the truck.
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The page gets written
It describes the job from what was sent, nothing invented. If there is not enough to go on, it waits and asks.
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You reply “publish”
The owner approves from a phone, and the page is live in about a minute with your license line attached.
Town by town is how “deck builder in Merrick” gets won
Search engines want to send a homeowner to a builder who actually works in their town. Every job page files under a town hub: your fences in Massapequa, your decks in Merrick, your summer-house projects out on the East End. Each hub links its jobs together, carries schema, and shows on a live map.
Over a season, that becomes the clearest local proof any builder in those towns has, and it lives on your own domain. Customer addresses stay off the web: locations are rounded to the town and photo GPS data is stripped. Read job pages that rank for the full search story.
Fence and deck questions
We install fences in a day. Is there time to text?
It takes about as long as sending a photo to the office. Most crews send it while the truck is being loaded. You review and publish whenever you get a minute.
Can we mention the material or brand?
Yes, if you text it. Cedar, vinyl, aluminum, composite: if it is in your sentence or clear in the photos, the page can say it.
Do the pages go away if we cancel?
No. The pages live on your website, and they stay live if you stop paying. Compare the options on plans or read the TextAPage FAQ.
Turn this season’s yards into next season’s calls.
Book a demo and see a fence or deck job page go live. Related: landscaping and hardscaping and the full home services list.
Included with Twin Shores full service. Nothing goes live without your approval.