Agricultural Faqs

Yes. Agricultural fencing is inherently designed to traverse vast, rolling pastures. We use specialized tensioning techniques to ensure high-tensile wire and woven mesh remain perfectly taut across hills, gullies, and uneven acreage.

While we primarily focus on new installations, we do provide repair, post-replacement, and wire re-tensioning services for large agricultural fencing systems to protect your livestock investment.

Definitely. Choosing agricultural fencing depends entirely on your livestock. We will guide you through the differences between woven wire for sheep/goats, board fencing for horses, or high-tensile electric systems for cattle.

For equine safety, we highly recommend classic wood split-rail, flexible polymer rails, or vinyl board fencing. These styles offer high visibility and reduce the risk of entanglement or impact injuries compared to traditional wire.

Corner and brace assemblies are the backbone of any farm fence. We set our heavy-duty anchor and corner wooden posts deep below the frost line (typically 36 to 48 inches) and anchor them securely to withstand constant wire tension.

Yes, we can install high-tensile electric fencing or add low/high solar-powered or hardwired electric charger lines to existing fences to deter predators like coyotes and keep livestock safe.

We install heavy-duty, sag-free galvanized steel tube gates up to 16-20 feet wide, allowing easy clearance for tractors, combines, and hay wagons.

We use professional-grade, pressure-treated lumber specifically rated for ground contact. For cribbing or chewing issues, we can discuss material alternatives or strategically placed electric scare wires.