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Pipe & wire
Ranch Fence for Working Acreage
Ranch fencing on Nevada County acreage must survive cattle rub, implement contact, and seasonal mud without constant repair. Twin Rivers Fence builds pipe rail, cable, and hybrid wood-post wire systems with H-braces and strainers at every change of direction or elevation.
Pipe Rail and Cable
Galvanized pipe rails bolt to drilled posts—preferred where fire reduced wood posts. Cable fences with tighteners suit long straight ridge lines with minimal visual impact.
Gates sized for hay equipment and ATV access reduce daily frustration on working ranches.
Corners and Wildlife
Weak corners fail first when deer hit wire or bulls press rails. We double-post braces and use concrete deadmen in soft soil near irrigation pivots.
- Pipe rail paddock fence
- Barbed and smooth wire
- Equipment-width gates
- Deer-friendly height options
Frequently asked questions
Pipe vs wood posts after fire?
Metal posts avoid re-burn issues in defensible zones; many rebuilds choose pipe or steel.
Cost per foot on mile-long run?
Volume pricing helps; rock drilling dominates—site drive required for accurate per-foot.
Combine with electric?
Yes—offset insulators on ranch fence for predator control common on lambing pastures.
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Phone (916) 906-2254
Grass Valley, CA — Serving Nevada County and nearby communities
- California contractor license #1089233
- Residential, commercial & agricultural fencing
- Warranty-backed workmanship — ask us for project details