FenceF&W Fence Co.
4Xmore ranking keywords
190 to 745 keywords
- top-3 rankings (3 to 28)
- 9X
- top-3 rankings (3 to 28)
- core search conversion rate
- 27.78%
- core search conversion rate
Website work for Broken Arrow trades
Broken Arrow web design that shows finished work and makes the call easy.
Broken Arrow businesses get a website that leads with finished jobs, makes the call one tap away and keeps the domain and hosting in their name.
- Project photos before the pitch
- A quote form built for phones
- Your domain, your hosting, your site
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2010Lithium Marketing, established in 2010
$10M+Over $10 million in Google ad spend managed
Businesses
we’ve worked with
Businesses we’ve worked with
- Willard Power Vac
- Sarkinen Plumbing
- Robinson Restoration
- Town & Country Glass
- Dixie Glass
- Byers Septic Service
- F&W Fence Co.
- Drake’s 7 Dees
- Rickabaugh Construction
- Hillsview Building
- Dozer Dave
- Mt. Hood Pro Painting
- On-Target Landscape
- Atiyeh Bros Carpet
- Lovett
- Westmore Construction
- Northwest New Homes
- Porter Sealcoating & Paving
- RescueHero Restoration
- Panda Plumbing
- Biermann Plumbing & Heating
- Ballistic Junk Removal
- Smart Doors LLC
- Peak Performance Roofing
- Deluxe Heating & Cooling
- Lifetime Exteriors
- Bruce Johnson Construction
- Madrone Painting
- Smart Tree Service
- Premier Gutter Cover
- NW Pacific Electric
- Universal HVAC
- Lenny Martin Painting
- Next Level Decks & Exteriors
- Prodan Construction
- Smooth Rollin’ Sealcoating and Paving
- Lovett Restoration
- Greenlight Titles
- G.W. Hartley IV
- Advanced Coatings
- Thomson Equipment
- MyADU
Broken Arrow web design, answered
What a Broken Arrow website has to prove
A homeowner comparing three contractors will often decide from a phone screen: whose photos look like the work they need, whose site loads before they lose patience and whose number is easy to find. Lithium Marketing designs and builds WordPress sites for Broken Arrow service businesses around those three decisions. The median Broken Arrow home is worth $250,400, so finished work belongs ahead of the quote form.
The housing stock says what to show. Broken Arrow's median home was built in 1994, and 18.8% of the city's homes went up in 2010 or later, so the same street can hold houses from several decades. An older house and a newer one can need different answers, and one general services page answers neither well. A page for each kind of job lets a customer land on the version that sounds like their house.
Search and the site
What a Broken Arrow search hands your website
Trade searches are the traffic a website has to catch. “Electrician broken arrow” draws about 260 searches a month and “landscaping broken arrow” about 110. Those visitors usually arrive with a job in mind, so each service needs its own page, its own photos and a form that asks for the details you need to quote.
The city's own web design search is smaller: about 10 a month for “web design broken arrow”. That is normal, because a customer searches for the trade, not for your web designer. The site has to answer the question the search asked within the first screen or two.
| Search | Searches a month | Cost per click |
|---|---|---|
| web design broken arrow | 10 | not reported |
| web designer broken arrow | under 10 | not reported |
| website design broken arrow | under 10 | not reported |
Source: Google Ads keyword data, average monthly U.S. searches. "Under 10" = below Google’s reporting floor.
- Map Pack
- On the page, below other results
- Search ads
- None recorded
- Local listing reviews
- 123 to 2,300 Google reviews each
- Directories in the top 10
- Facebook, Nextdoor, Yelp
- AI Overview
- Not shown
- People also ask
- Shown
Source: one Google results page for “plumber broken arrow”, as Google showed it to a searcher located in Broken Arrow. Search ad counts exclude sponsored local listings. Results shift by searcher and day.
The city behind the site
Broken Arrow's 63 square miles need pages
Broken Arrow covers 63.018 square miles of land, from the older streets near downtown to the new subdivisions on the edge. One “we serve Broken Arrow” line does not help a customer at the far end of the city decide if you will come out. Name the parts of town you serve and give each a page with photos from jobs nearby.
The city also splits at the highways. State Highway 51 passes through the north side of the city, and the Creek Turnpike circles the south. A crew that works both ends of town covers different neighborhoods and different drives, and the service-area pages should say so.
- residents (2025 estimate)
- 124,991
- residents (2025 estimate)
- population change, 2020 to 2025
- +10.1%
- population change, 2020 to 2025
- housing units
- 46,597
- housing units
- of occupied homes owner-occupied
- 72%
- of occupied homes owner-occupied
- of homes built before 1980
- 26.3%
- of homes built before 1980
- median home value
- $250,400
- median home value
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2025 population estimates, ACS 2020–2024 and 2023 County Business Patterns.
Who the site is for
Project trades and repair trades need different sites
Tulsa County's 142 residential remodelers sell projects that run for weeks. Their sites need a gallery for each kind of project and a form that asks about scope before anyone drives out. The 100 new home builders in Tulsa County need the same depth, with plans, finishes and timelines shown.
A painting job is a finished surface, not a months-long project. A gallery of finished rooms and a phone number at the top of the page do more for that customer than a company history; the project trades can tell their story lower down.
County Business Patterns
Trade and home service businesses in Tulsa County
Establishments by industry, 2023
- Plumbing, heating and air-conditioning contractors247
- Landscaping services214
- Electrical contractors182
- Residential remodelers142
- New home builders100
- Roofing contractors90
- Painting contractors72
- Pest control companies48
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 County Business Patterns (NAICS establishment counts).
The build
What the build includes
You review the phone and desktop designs before the build starts, and nothing goes live until every form and call button is tested.
1
Collect the jobs worth showing
Send photos of completed jobs and a list of the services you sell. The copy is written for you, from those photos and a kickoff conversation about the work.
2
Sketch the small screen first
The phone layout comes first, with the call button and quote form where a customer looks. You review it on your own phone and on a desktop.
3
Build on WordPress
Pages are built on WordPress, every form and phone link is tested, and GA4 plus call tracking are connected before launch.
4
Redirect the old links, then go live
Old URLs with traffic get redirected to their new pages, the site goes live, and you receive the logins plus a private Loom walkthrough.
What every Lithium website includes
The same eight parts go into every website build, wherever the business is.
- Sub-2.5-second mobile load
- Mobile-first conversion path
- A clear first screen
- SEO-ready architecture
- Google Business Profile alignment
- Real proof where it converts
- Tracking tied to revenue
- Accessible and AI-search ready
Client work
F&W Fence Co.'s website, SEO and ads
A new website, SEO and Google Ads: that was the scope for F&W Fence Co., a fence company. The card shows what the work produced. Chris Martin of Mt. Hood Pro Painting is quoted alongside.
Fence“Ever since we've used Lithium Marketing, our phone has been ringing off the hook and we can hardly keep up with the leads we get from Google, Facebook or through our website. Most of our leads other than referrals are through Google and it's all because of Lithium Marketing.”
Chris MartinMt. Hood Pro PaintingAround Broken Arrow
Pages for the cities your crews work in
Every city a crew serves can have its own page, with that city's housing and search figures on it. The web design pages below cover the nearby cities, and the Oklahoma page lists the rest.
Published price
The price of a Broken Arrow website build
$5,000
typical project
Larger sites get a fixed proposal after a 30-minute discovery call. Six to nine weeks from kickoff to launch. You own the domain, hosting account, WordPress install and content.
FAQ
Questions to settle before a new Broken Arrow site
Still curious?
Call (503) 766-5964 or email [email protected].
What pushes a website past the typical price?
The proposal is fixed before the build, so the number does not move. A standard service site is typically $5,000; a larger one carries more pages and more writing, which is where the price goes. Dozens of finished projects and a page per city are the usual reasons.
What stays in my name after launch?
The domain, the hosting account, the WordPress install and every page and photo. Everything sits in accounts with your name on them, so the site is yours if you ever stop working with Lithium.
What happens to the pages Google already ranks?
A redirect map is built before launch, so every page with traffic or links points at its replacement. Search Console gets checked around the move. Rankings can shift while Google re-crawls; the map is built to keep the old URLs working.
What does the optional monthly plan cover?
The $99 a month hosting and maintenance plan is optional, and it takes the upkeep off your desk: secure hosting, daily backups, software and security updates, plus basic website changes. If you keep it in-house instead, WordPress lets your team edit text, swap photos and add finished jobs, and a private Loom walkthrough shows you how.
What should we have ready before kickoff?
Three things: photos of completed jobs, the services you sell and the cities you serve. The copy comes from those plus a kickoff call, so you are not writing it. Design reviews happen on your phone and a desktop before anything is built.
Free action plan
Find out what your website is costing you in calls
Send the address of your current site and photos of five finished jobs. On a short video call, a co-founder will show you which pages to keep and what a rebuild would change.
What we’ll cover
- What’s working (and what isn’t) in your current marketing
- Site and funnel gaps that are costing you leads
- Local SEO and paid traffic opportunities
- Simple tracking and KPIs to measure success
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