PROSPECT’S LOOK GREAT FOR NEW FENCING SUPPLIES BUSINESS

There’s a new name on the block when it comes to the supply of mesh and security fencing solutions. Prospect Fencing Supplies, founded by 22-year-old entrepreneur James Fairhurst, based in Standish near Wigan.

James has recently launched the business and is already attracting customers from across the UK thanks to a growing presence on eBay, Facebook and Instagram.

“I’ve always wanted to be my own boss and decided to go for it earlier this year,” explained James. “I’ve worked in sales and trades such as plastering but my passion has always been in fencing. Having spent years learning the ropes on-site and developing a solid understanding of the industry, I felt the time was right to take the leap.”

Over the past couple of months, Prospect Fencing Supplies has been building a strong customer base through online channels, with demand quickly gathering momentum.

“Only yesterday I had five calls from people who had seen my eBay adverts,” James added.

The business prides itself on providing a smooth, crystal-clear service backed by reliable, cost-effective and proven products, all with a keen focus on customer relationships.

“With so many different fencing options available, choosing the right one can be a challenge. That’s where Prospect comes in. From initial consultation to delivery, we guide customers every step of the way,” said James.

“Our comprehensive range of commercial fencing and gate systems, combined with real world knowledge of installation and manufacturing, makes us a trusted partner for perimeter security projects.”

James has also launched a website, which he plans to develop further with an e-commerce dimension in the future. “Right now, it’s all about building trust with a growing customer base and making sure every order is handled to the highest standard,” he said.

Prospects really do look positive for this fledgling business, and we look forward to following James’ progress over the coming years. In the meantime, there’s nothing to lose by dropping him a line when it comes to your perimeter security requirements!