
A footage-first quote request
Homeowners sketch the run on a lot grid, count gates and corners, and add photos. You open a ticket with feet, not a question mark.
Websites for fence companies
Let's Think Media Group builds websites for fence installers across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New England: wood privacy, vinyl, chain link, aluminum pool fencing and split rail. Homeowners sketch their run, count the gates and send photos, so the quote starts with linear feet instead of “how much for a fence?” Add an AI phone agent and the call you miss on the post-hole auger becomes a text with the address, the material, the footage and the gates.
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Sound like your week
That is the whole message. No footage, no height, no material, no gates. Four questions before you can quote anything.
You're in a post hole with ear protection on. By the time you're out, the caller has gone to the next company.
Property-line talk comes up before the first hole. You don't want to be the one who answers it.
Every town is different. You'd rather the site said “ask your town” than have you guess on the phone.
The thaw brings every call at once, then the ground freezes and the calendar goes quiet.
What your site does

Homeowners sketch the run on a lot grid, count gates and corners, and add photos. You open a ticket with feet, not a question mark.

Wood privacy, vinyl, chain link, aluminum and split rail each get their own page, so a search for “vinyl fence” in your town finds the one that answers it.

Pool type, gate side, who is pulling the permit. Barrier rules come from the state and the town, so your page says to ask.

Survey pins, a call to 811, permit, HOA. The customer sees the list before you arrive, and you stop explaining it on every call.

Tell your story on the page: how you set posts, what you recommend for gates. You choose the depth. We don’t publish one.

Switch on “booking spring installs” in the fall and “repairs after the wind” in winter, and the thaw rush arrives in order.
Plus one tap to call or text, built for phones.
See it
Here is a concept preview for a made-up company, Stakeline Fence Co. Yours gets your name, your crew, your photos and your towns. And you see your own free demo before you pay anything.
Concept preview for a fictional fence company (Stakeline Fence Co.)
Tap the lot to set posts. Each tap adds a run, and the ticket counts the feet, corners and gates the way your phone would receive them.
Tap to set a post. Points snap to the grid, and each square is 5 ft. Keyboard: arrow keys move the cursor, Enter sets a post, Backspace undoes.
What you’d see on your phone
4 ft aluminum · 120 ft · 4 corners · 1 walk gate
Sketch for planning. Real feet come from your measure on site.
Below the surface
Water in the ground freezes and pushes up. Posts set above the frost line get lifted a little every winter, and in spring the gate stops latching. Your site can say how you set yours. The depth is your call and your town’s rule, so we don’t publish one.
Voice agent for fence companies
It’s Tuesday, 7:50 a.m. You’re elbow-deep in a post hole. A caller wants a vinyl privacy fence around the back yard.
Your AI agent answers in your company’s name. It asks the address, the material, roughly how many feet, how many gates, whether there is old fence to remove, whether there is a pool, and whether the survey pins have been found.
You get a text: “NEW RUN: vinyl privacy, about 140 ft, 1 walk gate + 1 drive gate, pool inside, pins: not sure. Coventry.”
You surface, call back from the truck, and book the measure. The call that would have rolled to voicemail is a scheduled visit.
It collects the details and flags the job. It doesn’t quote prices, say where a property line is, or give permit or pool-code advice. Anything it can’t handle comes straight to you by text.
Your fence year
The thaw. Everyone wants a fence before the pool opens and the dog is out. Your site collects the line-up so you can book in order.
Install season, pool fencing, and the gate someone ran over with the mower.
Last installs before the ground freezes, and deposits for spring slots.
Frozen ground, wind-damaged panels and repairs. A good month to quote the jobs you’ll build in March.
We designed this process so you spend less than 60 seconds on your end.
Takes about 10 seconds. Text "Hi LTMG, my business name is [Name]" and we're already on it.
An LTMG team member researches your business and our AI builds a real, working website — customized to you, usually ready within hours.
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Serving fence companies across Rhode Island, Massachusetts & New England.