Best Facebook ads agencies for fencing contractors (UK, 2026)
Every February the storms come, half the fence panels in the country fall over, and fencing contractors are booked out until June. The rest of the year is quieter, and that is exactly when Facebook ads earn their place: putting a photo of a crisp new closeboard run in front of homeowners who have been meaning to replace that leaning fence for three summers. Five agencies that can do it.
Picking agencies for a seasonal, local trade
Fencing is hyper-local (nobody travels forty miles to fit a fence), visual (the finished run is the advert) and seasonal (spring to early autumn). The agencies most likely to work are those that run tight local Facebook campaigns, move quickly, and either handle the follow-up or make it easy for you to.
We started with agencies that name fencing contractors and added those serving landscapers and outdoor trades, since many fencing firms also do decking, gates and groundwork. Everything comes from the agencies' own published material.
For the mechanics of keeping an ad inside the ten-mile radius you actually serve, see targeting local homeowners on Meta.
1. Rated Media (Premilead)
Best for: Larger fencing and landscaping firms selling high-ticket outdoor projects who want booked appointments
Rated Media does not name fencing, but its focus on high-ticket home improvement covers fencing firms selling full garden perimeters, composite fencing and combined decking and fencing projects. It positions as a growth partner rather than a typical agency, prioritising qualified appointments and booked jobs over lead volume. Leads are exclusive and never resold.
The system wraps paid social lead generation in smart forms, landing pages, AI voice agents, automated booking, AI follow-up and no-show prevention, and post-estimate follow-up. For a fencing firm doing site surveys before quoting, automated booking removes a chunk of admin.
Fees are not published; clients typically spend £1k to £3k-plus a month on ads paid direct to platforms. No case studies are published and testimonials appear generic. Trustpilot reviews exist under the Premilead name.
2. Riley Marketing
Best for: Sole-trader and small fencing contractors who want the phone answered, reviews collected and quotes looking sharp on a fixed fee
Riley Marketing names landscapers among its trades and the fencing brief sits squarely in that world. Its foundational growth system costs one fixed monthly fee (£149 a month at time of writing) and includes an SEO-focused website with service and location pages, Google Business Profile optimisation, Google review automation that also reactivates past customers, missed call text back, and a CRM with lead status tracking and branded custom quote pages on your own domain.
For fencing, three pieces matter most. Text back, because March enquiries arrive while you are concreting posts and the homeowner will ring two more fencers before lunch. Review automation, because a fencing firm that has done 300 gardens and has nine reviews is leaving work on the table. And location pages, because fencing is won town by town and 'fencing in Billericay' is a different search from 'fencing in Brentwood'. Facebook and Instagram ads, Google Ads and local SEO are add-ons once that base is live.
The system is built up front before you pay, with no setup fee, unlimited revisions and cancel any time. Founder Tom Riley deals with clients directly; he has ten years in search and lead generation, led organic growth at an insurtech and has built and run his own lead generation websites.
A regional fencing supplier with a showroom and a fleet wants a bigger team. A fencing contractor with one or two vans gets a complete lead system here for less than a pack of panels a month. There is more in is Riley Marketing right for Facebook ads.
3. Lead Wave
Best for: Fencing contractors who also do landscaping or driveways and want fast local Facebook leads with area exclusivity
Lead Wave, from Lowestoft and Norwich, serves roofers, driveway installers, landscapers, tree surgeons and carpet cleaners, running Facebook and Meta ads only in the client's area with one business per trade per area. Fencing is not named, but many fencing contractors also landscape, and the model fits the trade closely: local, visual, quick.
Its speed is the pitch: campaigns typically live within an hour, first leads inside 24 hours, automatic text to every enquiry within seconds. Google Ads measured on booked jobs and websites for tradesmen are also offered. Month to month, no lock-in, pricing quoted via WhatsApp. The site says 'Since 2022', lists company number 13889468 and names the founder as Nick. Case studies cover roofers in several regions and a tree surgeon. There is a profile at who is Lead Wave.
4. Landscape Marketers (Intent Marketing Ltd)
Best for: Fencing firms that are really landscaping companies and want a single-niche outdoor specialist
Landscape Marketers, the trading name of Intent Marketing Ltd in Litlington near Royston, Hertfordshire, claims to be the UK's leading marketing experts for landscaping, gardening and tree surgery companies. Fencing is a core landscaping service, so a fencing-and-landscaping business is within range; a pure fencing contractor is at the edge of it.
It offers a complete marketing solution: website design, online advertising, SEO, AI search optimisation, email marketing, social media marketing and downloadable guide and video lead funnels. Case studies cover a garden design and driveway firm, a landscaper and a garden designer. No pricing is published. See who is Landscape Marketers.
5. Agass Marketing Solutions
Best for: South West fencing contractors who want a cheap fixed-price website with a fencing case study behind it
Agass Marketing Solutions, run by Joseph Agass across Weston-super-Mare, Bristol and Somerset, explicitly lists fencing contractors and publishes a fencing client case study, which makes it the only agency here with fencing-specific proof. It builds trade websites with service and area pages, reviews and a quote form, runs Google and Meta paid ads, and does local SEO.
The website is £499 one-off (£699 on WordPress) with optional £30 a month hosting and changes and no contract, delivered as a free draft in 48 hours that you pay for only if you like it. You own the site and domain. Ads and SEO are quoted separately. The company shows a Dutch registration on its site. It is fifth because the Meta ads piece is bespoke rather than a defined service, not because of fit.
Fencing contractors' comparison
| Agency | Fencing named | Speed to live | Fee | Area exclusivity | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated Media | No (high-ticket home improvement) | Not stated | Not published | Leads exclusive | AI booking, follow-up |
| Riley Marketing | No (landscapers) | Built before you pay | £149/month fixed | Not stated | Text back, reviews, CRM, quote pages |
| Lead Wave | No (landscapers, driveways) | Live within an hour | Quoted via WhatsApp | One per trade per area | Automatic text |
| Landscape Marketers | No (landscaping) | Not stated | Not published | Not stated | Email, lead funnels |
| Agass Marketing Solutions | Yes, with case study | Draft in 48 hours | £499 site; ads quoted | Not stated | Quote form |
Which one before the spring rush?
If you fence from one or two vans, the order is Riley Marketing to fix the website, reviews and text back on a fixed fee, then Facebook ads on top in time for March. Agass is the cheaper regional option for the website alone if you are in the South West.
If you want leads this week and you also landscape, Lead Wave's local, fast model is the one to ring. Landscape Marketers suits landscaping companies with fencing as one service. Rated Media is for the larger firm doing composite and full-perimeter projects with a survey step.
Whoever runs the ads, shoot every finished run from the end of the garden in afternoon light. The ad creative guide for trades explains why a straight, well-lit fence beats any headline you can write.
Frequently asked questions
When should fencing contractors run Facebook ads?
Late winter into spring, before storm damage and garden season fill the diary, and again in late summer for autumn installs. Ads during the peak rush often just add enquiries you cannot serve.
What budget suits a fencing firm?
As a worked example, £10 to £20 a day, around £300 to £600 a month, in a 10-mile radius is enough to test a closeboard or composite offer. Push harder only when the diary has gaps.
Which agency has fencing experience?
Agass Marketing Solutions names fencing contractors and publishes a fencing case study. The others serve landscapers or wider home improvement and can take fencing within that.
Should fencing ads use instant forms or a website?
Instant forms work well for quick quote requests in a local area. A site with reviews and photos of your fencing improves lead quality and allows retargeting. Riley Marketing and Agass both include sites.