Fencing: missed calls answered, written up, and sent to you.
Missed and after-hours calls answered, written up, and sent to you, a website you own, and a Google profile that sends the call to you. Live in 72 business hours, or we work free until it is. New-build metros create evening estimate demand.
Illustrative photoWhat does an answering service for fence companies do?
It picks up the calls you can't — missed and after hours — finds out what the job is, writes it up, and sends the details to your assigned lead manager by text, Slack, email or CRM alert, instead of voicemail.
The calls that go to the next name.
- Fence estimate requests evenings in new subdivisions
- Storm repair calls that hit voicemail
- Thin sites with no request path
Illustrative photoThe calls that get answered, written up, and sent to you.
- A Saturday morning privacy fence inquiry — new subdivision backyard needs a 6-foot wood fence before the housewarming party, comparing quotes from five companies
- A Tuesday evening storm repair call — wind knocked down 40 feet of fence last night, needs rebuilt this week
- A Thursday afternoon chain-link estimate request that comes in while you’re digging post holes — landlord needs a rental property fenced before new tenants move in
One install. Four leaks closed.
Phone agent on your lines
Missed and after-hours calls get answered, written up, and sent to you — your lead manager gets the details.
A website you own
Built for a phone. Clear call button, service pages, and a capture path. Forms go to your CRM.
Google Business Profile cleanup
Categories, services, photos and the review path fixed, so Maps sends the call to you.
Estimate follow-up
Quotes get followed up, so they don't sit cold.
Two prices. No call-for-a-quote.
one-time · live in 72 business hours
or $4,970/yr · month 1 included · no contract
Fencing questions.
Wood, vinyl, or iron — does it matter?
No. If you take jobs by phone and lose them to voicemail or a weak mobile site, Ghost System is the install.
Can the Ghost handle fence estimate requests?
Yes. The Ghost asks what type of fence — wood, vinyl, chain-link, iron — how many linear feet, and the timeline, writes it up, and sends it to your assigned lead manager by text or CRM alert.
What if a fence caller wants pricing over the phone?
The Ghost collects the fence type, linear footage or yard dimensions, and timeline, writes it up, and hands off by message to your assigned lead manager. Your lead manager calls back with rough pricing.
Do fence companies get more calls in spring?
New subdivisions and spring weather create fence inquiry spikes. Homeowners call evenings after work — missed calls go to the next fence company that answers and writes up the quote.
Does the Ghost answer every fence call?
No. The Ghost answers the calls you miss and the calls that come in after hours. Calls you pick up stay with you.
Stop losing fencing calls to voicemail.
Fifteen minutes with Jason. You'll know where the calls leak and what to fix first.