Farm and Equine
About the service
Farm and equine fencing requires a balance of durability, safety, and functionality. Whether you’re containing livestock, horses, or simply defining large rural property lines, our fencing solutions are built to withstand the elements and active use.
We provide professional installation of board fencing, no-climb wire, hot-wire setups, and other agricultural-grade options. Our goal is to help you protect your animals, secure your land, and enhance the overall efficiency of your farm or ranch.
Why choose us
We understand the specific needs of rural properties and animal safety—bringing craftsmanship and care to every fence we build.
Expertise
With extensive experience in farm and equine fencing, we design and install solutions tailored to livestock, horses, and large properties.
Collaboration
We listen to your goals—whether it's containing animals, setting boundaries, or managing pastures—and guide you toward the right fence type.
Creativity
From classic three- or four-board wood fences to wire mesh and electric options, we offer styles that fit your land and livestock needs.
Client-Centric Focus
We ensure your project runs smoothly, meets local agricultural standards, and is built to last in all weather conditions.
Services offered
Pasture & Perimeter Fencing: Define your property and protect your animals with fencing built to match your land’s terrain and layout.
Horse-Safe Fencing: We offer smooth, safe designs such as wood rail and no-climb mesh fencing to reduce the risk of injury to horses.
Livestock Containment: Whether you raise cattle, goats, or sheep, we provide strong and reliable fencing that keeps animals secure and predators out.
Popular questions
What types of farm fencing do you install?
We install barbed wire, field fence, no-climb wire, electric wire, and board fencing for livestock, horses, and property perimeters.
What is the best fencing for horses in Florida?
No-climb wire with a top rail or board fencing is safe and effective for horses.
Do you install fencing for cattle and livestock?
Yes. We offer heavy-duty field fencing, high-tensile wire, and barbed wire options.
Can fencing be electrified?
Yes. We install both solar and standard electric hot wire systems to contain livestock and deter predators.
Is agricultural fencing safe for animals?
Absolutely. We build to animal-specific safety standards to protect your livestock.
What’s the lifespan of farm fencing?
With maintenance, farm fences typically last 15–25 years depending on materials and exposure.
Do you install fencing for large acreages?
Yes. We service everything from small paddocks to large rural pastures.
Can you provide a perimeter layout for my property?
Yes. We help you map out cost-effective and functional fence line designs.
Can vinyl fences support hanging planters or decorations?
Lightweight decorations are fine, but heavy objects may cause warping.
Do you offer ranch-style gates?
Yes. We install steel tube, pipe, or wood ranch gates with heavy-duty hardware.
Can you build corral or arena fencing?
Yes. We provide high-visibility, secure fencing for equine training and containment.
How do you set posts for agricultural fencing?
Posts are set deep in concrete or tamped soil depending on fence type and soil condition.
Can you create fenced zones for rotational grazing?
Yes. We install gates and sections to support rotational or temporary grazing strategies.
Is barbed wire safe for all livestock?
It’s best for cattle. We don’t recommend it for horses or goats due to risk of injury.
Do you offer fencing that keeps predators out?
Yes. Our no-climb wire and electric options are effective for predator deterrence.
What height should a horse fence be?
We recommend at least 4.5–5 feet tall for horse containment.
How far apart are posts placed in ag fencing?
Standard spacing is 8–12 feet, depending on terrain and wire type.
Do you install fencing along wooded or uneven property lines?
Yes. We adapt layouts and post methods for uneven or wooded land.
Is ag fencing customizable to match my ranch style?
Yes. We offer wood, wire, and hybrid styles that match both function and aesthetic.
Can you install hot wire on an existing fence?
Yes. We retrofit hot wire systems to most existing fences.
What kind of fencing is best for goats or sheep?
Tight-mesh field fence or no-climb wire is ideal for small livestock containment.
Do you handle multi-phase agricultural fencing projects?
Yes. We can break large jobs into phases based on budget or acreage.
Are permit requirements different for rural properties?
Permits are often relaxed for ag use, but we help verify local requirements.
Can you repair existing farm fencing?
Yes. We replace wire, fix posts, and restore gate function as part of repair services.
Do you offer corner bracing for tension wire fencing?
Yes. Proper H-braces and cross bracing are included where required.
Is welded wire fencing available for farms?
Yes. It’s a strong, secure option ideal for gardens and small livestock.
Can fencing be installed around water sources or creeks?
Yes. We design fences that protect water zones while maintaining access.
How do you manage fencing across rocky or sandy terrain?
We adjust post spacing, anchoring methods, and use reinforced posts as needed.
What is the most affordable type of ag fencing?
Barbed wire or basic field fence offers the most coverage at a lower price.
Do you offer solar-powered gate openers for pastures?
Yes. We install solar gate systems that are ideal for remote pastures.
How long does an agricultural fence installation take?
Time varies by acreage, but most installs range from a few days to a week.
Can you fence a property with limited equipment access?
Yes. We use portable and low-impact equipment for hard-to-reach areas.
What’s the difference between woven wire and field fence?
Woven wire is tighter and safer for smaller animals; field fence has wider gaps and is better for cattle.
Can you combine wood posts with wire fencing?
Yes. It’s a popular and durable style for both aesthetics and function.
Do you offer custom staining for wood fencing?
Yes. We can stain wood fencing used in ag settings for added protection and appearance.
Is horse fencing available with top rail options?
Yes. We can include wood or PVC rails along the top for visibility and safety.
How do I keep my fencing weed-free?
We offer vegetation clearing or suggest fabric/mulch methods to reduce growth at the base.
Do you coordinate with farm layout or pasture plans?
Yes. We build to support your pasture, rotation, or equipment layout.
Is ag fencing tax-deductible for farmers?
In many cases, yes—check with your CPA. We can provide proper documentation.
How do I schedule a farm fencing estimate?
Contact us online or by phone to schedule a free on-site consultation and quote.
Any Questions? Let’s talk
(352) 817-6615