For John & Chad

Two directions. Pick which feels right.

Two ways to position the business online — same two guys, same standard of work, but very different shapes. Click into each, scroll around, then tell me which one feels like the company you want to run.

Option 1

Wright & Co. Handyman.

Broad services. Family-handyman vibe.

The "we do it all" play

A full-service handyman brand. Fence staining, deck repair, pressure washing, painting, drywall, mounting — anything on the homeowner's list. More projects, more variety, more recurring customers who keep coming back for the next thing on the list.

  • Fence staining & repair
  • Deck restoration
  • Pressure washing
  • Interior & exterior painting
  • General handyman / odd jobs
Best for
Repeat clients
Brand feel
Family handyman
Option 2

CJ Fence & Arbor. Cedar craft.

Narrow specialty. Premium craftsman.

The "we do one thing well" play

A focused cedar-fence-and-arbor specialist. Smaller scope, higher ticket per job, premium positioning. Less "what else can you fix?" and more "you guys do the best fences in Frisco." The kind of work neighbors notice and ask about.

  • New cedar fence builds
  • Full fence replacement
  • Fence repair & restain
  • Custom arbor & pergola builds
  • Arbor replacement & refinish
Best for
Premium projects
Brand feel
Specialty craftsman

What's actually different?

Both options are the same two of you, doing quality work. The brand decision is really about what kind of phone calls you want to get.

Option 1Wright & Co. Handyman

  • Lead volume: Higher — broad services attract more inquiries
  • Avg ticket: Lower per job, but more jobs per week
  • Repeat customers: Strong — they call you back for the next thing
  • Day-to-day: Variety. Something different every job.
  • Risk: Spreads attention thin if you're not careful
  • Long-term: Easier to scale by adding crew

Option 2CJ Fence & Arbor

  • Lead volume: Lower — but better-qualified leads
  • Avg ticket: Higher per job. Multi-thousand dollar projects.
  • Repeat customers: Rare — fences last 15–20 years
  • Day-to-day: Focus. Get great at one thing.
  • Risk: Smaller market — slow weeks if you're not booked out
  • Long-term: Premium positioning compounds — referrals love a specialist
Honest take: there's no wrong answer — and you don't have to choose forever. Plenty of crews start as Option 1 to keep the lights on, then niche down to Option 2 once they have enough premium referrals. Or run both: Wright & Co. as the broad business, with "CJ Fence & Arbor" as a sub-brand for the higher-ticket cedar work under the same LLC.
Bonus — early curiosity

What else might be possible?

These are speculative — not part of the brand decision above, and nothing's decided yet. Just early sketches of where this could go beyond the marketing site if you ever want help with the operations side too.