Farm and ranch fence installation
From a few acres around the house to full pasture lines, we build board, crossbuck and wire fence that holds up to animals and weather. Wire backing keeps small animals in and predators out.
Styles we build
Heights
- 4 ft
- 5 ft
- 6 ft
Height depends on the animals. Tell us what the fence needs to hold when we measure.
- Post and board
- Three or four horizontal boards. Our most common farm fence.
- Crossbuck
- X-shaped boards between rails for a classic farmhouse look.
- Split rail
- Rails set into notched posts. Open and rustic for property lines.
- Wire backing
- Welded or woven wire added to a board fence for dogs, goats and small animals.
- Barbed and coated wire
- Barbed wire or polymer-coated wire for larger pastures and livestock.
How we build it
Follows the land
Board fence can follow rolling ground and long property lines without big gaps underneath.
Pasture and drive gates
Wide steel pasture gates and wood gates that match the fence.
Built for animals
We match post spacing, rail count and wire to what you are keeping in or out.
Treated lumber
Pressure-treated posts and boards built to stand up to ground contact and weather.
Common questions
How many boards should my farm fence have?
Most of our customers choose three or four boards. Four boards, or three with wire backing, works better for smaller animals.
Can you add barbed wire?
Yes. Barbed wire can be added to keep livestock from leaning on the fence and to help keep predators out.
Price your farm and ranch fence
Get a quick price range online, or have us come measure.