Fencing leads Australia-wide
Wishing for fencing leads that are actually affordable?
Sick of fighting with other fencers for leads?
Done with dead-ends and dodgy scams?
With Leads Genie, your wish is our command.
- Fixed cost per lead
- 100% exclusive
- No lock-in contracts
5,900+
leads delivered to Australian tradies since March 2026
Counted to
One tradie per lead · Fixed cost per lead · No lock-in
What kind of fencing leads do you need?
Most fencing calls start with something giving way: a paling fence leaning after a windy night, a dog that has found the gap under the boundary, or a neighbour knocking on the door about replacing the line between two yards. By then the customer wants someone to measure up and quote, not a month of waiting.
Leads Genie passes on exclusive fencing enquiries from people searching for a fencer: boundary fences, pool fencing, gates and front fences. Every enquiry is sent to a single fencing business, and you pay a fixed cost per lead.
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Boundary fence leads
Neighbours replacing a tired dividing fence in timber palings or steel sheeting, usually wanting a clear quote both households can sign off on.
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Pool fencing leads
Owners putting in a new pool, or fixing a barrier that no longer closes properly, who want glass, aluminium or tubular steel fencing installed right.
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Gate leads
Single and double gates, sliding driveway gates and side gates that drag, sag or refuse to latch.
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Front fence leads
Street-facing fences in brick, rendered block, timber or slat panels, where the finish matters as much as the posts.
Stand out in a crowded market
Fencing looks simple from the street, and that’s half the problem. Plenty of people with a post-hole digger and a ute advertise as fencers, and a customer comparing prices often can’t tell a fence set properly in concrete from one that starts leaning after a few wet winters.
Boundary work brings its own drag. Two households have to agree on the style, the height and who pays for what, and a quote can sit untouched while they sort it out. Chasing that kind of work through enquiries shared with half the town means measuring a lot of fence lines that never get built.
When your posts are plumb, your rails run straight and you leave the site tidy, the jobs you win depend on reaching people at the point they’ve decided the old fence has to go.
By now, you’ve probably tried it all: Google Ads, SEO, letterbox flyers, expensive marketing agencies… If nothing’s really worked for your fencing business, it can start to feel like finding quality leads is just wishful thinking.
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Exclusive & high-quality
No more fighting over low-quality leads with other fencers, or dealing with scams and tyre kickers.
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Targeted to your area
Our leads come from Search: locals actively looking for fencing services in the area you cover.
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Aussie-based, tradie-trusted
We understand the needs of trades businesses. We want your diary booked and your staff busy.
Three steps to a fuller diary
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Send your details
First off, we need to know who you are and what you do. Submit your details and we’ll get in touch to discuss your needs.
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Start receiving leads
If we’re a good fit for what you do and the area you service, we’ll work out a package that suits your needs and get to work sourcing high-quality fencing leads.
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Grow with us!
Exclusive leads come straight to you, ready to quote. Then it’s time to watch your business grow!
What does a fencing lead cost?
One fixed amount per lead, worked out for fencing and agreed with you before the first enquiry arrives. There’s no subscription to keep topped up and no commission taken from the finished fence.
Is the same fencing job sent to several fencers?
No. A fencing enquiry goes to one business. The customer isn’t juggling a stack of quotes for the same run of palings, so you can measure up, talk through post spacing and gate hardware, and price the job to do it right.
What happens if a fencing lead is a dud?
Let us know. If the contact details are fake or the phone number is wrong, we’ll look into it and check whether the lead can be returned.
Which suburbs do you send fencing leads to?
That comes down to where you work. New estates, older streets with ageing timber fences and pockets full of backyard pools all bring different jobs. Tell us the suburbs your crew covers and we’ll give you an honest answer on whether fencing jobs are coming in from there.
Do you send dividing fence jobs where neighbours share the cost?
Yes. Plenty of fencing enquiries come from a homeowner replacing a shared boundary with the people next door. These can take longer to land while both sides agree on materials, so a written quote that sets out the height, the panels and the gate makes the conversation easier for them.
What do I need before fencing leads start coming through?
A valid ABN, current insurance and the licence your state requires for the fencing work you take on. The rules differ between states and between job types, so we check each business before any enquiries are sent its way.
Am I locked into a contract?
No lock-in. There’s no minimum term and nothing to sign that ties your fencing business to us. If the enquiries are good, you’ll want to keep them coming.