Ten kinds of fence. One number, and it’s Sam’s.
Dial-A-Mate Fencing & Landscaping is Sam Gossage’s owner-operated business out of Camillo, building Colorbond, commercial, garrison, chain link and storm-damage fencing across the Perth metro and out into regional WA. We built the website and the Google Business Profile together, so both say the same thing.
- Case study
- Fencing & landscaping
- Camillo, Perth
- Live
People searching for a fencer usually know which fence.
A homeowner whose fence blew over last night, a builder pricing a site perimeter and a school after garrison fencing are three very different searches. Each should land on a page about the fence they typed, not on a general home page. The web design brief was one page per fence type, all pointing at the same free measure and quote.
The name already did half the positioning. When you call Dial-A-Mate you get Sam, not a call centre — he quotes the job and he builds it — so “Call Sam” is the button, in the header and on every page, beside the free-quote form.
A page per fence, not a paragraph per fence.
Each fence type has its own page with its own recent work underneath, so a search for garrison fencing or storm-damage replacement finds a page that answers it with photos of the real thing. Storm damage also gets its own line on the quote form, because that is the enquiry that can’t wait.
Colorbond Fencing
Storm Damage Fencing
Commercial Fencing
Chain Link Fencing
Garrison Security Fencing
Gates & Automation
Retaining Walls
Rural Fencing
Landscaping
PVC Fencing
Around the ten sit a gallery grouped by fence type, a service-area page listing the suburbs Sam covers on both sides of the river plus regional site work, an FAQ, a reviews page and a contact page. The Google Business Profile carries the same services and service area, so a search that starts on Maps and one that starts on the website end at the same quote.
- Sector — fencing & landscaping
- 10 service pages
- Website + Google Business Profile
Built once. Looked after weekly.
Every site we build stays with us afterwards — hosting that keeps it fast and online, and ongoing care for the new jobs and suburbs it picks up.
Do people search for your trade by name?
Tell us what you do and where you work. The build is quoted up front, and running it starts from $9.95 a week.