Agricultural Fences for Working Land

Matching Fence to Operation

Cattle operations lean on barbed or five-wire high-tensile with heavy corners. Horse properties need smooth wire or pipe to prevent injury. Small-acreage homesteads often mix garden deer fence with a few pasture strands.

We walk your paddock layout and water sources so gates land where you actually work—not only where the map looks tidy.

Terrain and Seasonal Challenges

Spring mud in low pastures loosens posts unless footings are deep. Summer hardpan cracks pull staples. Winter snow bends top wires on ridge fences unless tension is maintained.

Fire recovery may require new fence along rebuilt driveways—we coordinate spacing with Cal Fire access recommendations.

Cost on Long Perimeters

Per-foot pricing drops on long runs but rock drilling adds up. Our material calculator helps estimate wire and post counts before we quote miles of boundary.

• Field and woven wire
• Split rail and pipe rail
• Deer fence for orchards
• Braced corners and gates