Three ways your website could work.

Three genuinely different ideas about what a fencing website should do for you, not three colour schemes of the same page. Open each one, then tell me which feels closest to how you actually work. Underneath them is a check on where you stand today on Google and in AI search.

Worth knowing before you look

These are concepts, not a finished site, and they are built to be honest about it. Smick Fencing is the hardest kind of build to do well, because there was nothing to copy from.

You have no web presence I could find. No website on any spelling of the name, no Facebook page, no Instagram, and nothing in the search engines. That is not a criticism. It means every single thing on these pages had to be proposed rather than pulled from something you already use.
The logo, the colours and the typefaces are mine, not yours. They are a starting point drawn from the two materials of the trade, timber and steel. If you have a mark already, or colours off your ute or your shirts, send them through and all three pages get rebuilt around them.
The services and the suburbs are a guess at the trade, not a description of you. Anything I could not verify carries a "to confirm" label on the page. Tell me what you actually do and where you actually go, and the guessing stops.
The quotes are sample wording, not real reviews. They are labelled as placeholders everywhere they appear.
No prices anywhere. Not on the pages and not in the planner on direction two. It counts bays and posts and stops there, because you have not given me rates and inventing them would be a claim about your business.
Your phone number and email address are deliberately left off. This link is public, so your contact details stay yours to publish. Every form is a demo that sends nothing.

Concept homepages

Version 1

Three directions, each with its own design system. All three are built mobile first, because a fencing enquiry almost always arrives on a phone.

Direction one

Straight Lines

The warm, editorial flagship. Timber and paper, unhurried, with a fence style explorer so somebody can see the difference between a paling fence and a slat screen without ringing anybody.

Open concept one

Direction two

The Fence Line

Dark steel and safety orange, built around one live tool. Drag the metres, pick the height and the style, and it draws your run to scale and counts the bays and the post holes. No price, on purpose.

Open concept two

Direction three

Straight Up

The conversion build, made for a thumb. Three questions, then a plain summary of what the job sounds like and what to have ready. Fewest words, biggest buttons, least to read.

Open concept three

Your website today

SEO & AI Search Check

Every Scalus site ships with the full search and AI search setup applied on day one. Here is what that covers.

You do not have a website for me to check yet

That is not a bad position to be in. It means nothing has to be undone. Every item on the checklist below is built into a Scalus site from the first day, rather than retrofitted onto a site that was never set up for it.

Every page titled and described for the searches your customers actually type.
Structured data so a machine knows you are a real business, what you do and the suburbs you cover.
An llms file and an open crawler list so ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI can read you and quote you.
A sitemap and a robots file, submitted to Google rather than left to be discovered.
Your reviews published in a form that can show as stars and be read back by an assistant.