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Rustic rail
Split Rail Fence for Rural Character
Split rail fencing marks boundaries without blocking Sierra views—common on Penn Valley acreage and Grass Valley horse properties where code allows open frontage. Twin Rivers Fence installs two- and three-rail systems with pressure-treated posts set deep in clay and granite pockets.
Functional Boundaries
Split rail defines property lines and keeps vehicles off meadows but won't stop deer or loose dogs. Wire mesh add-ons create hybrid pasture fence economically.
Corner and end posts get extra bracing when rails serve as hit rails for gentle livestock.
Materials
Cedar rails resist decay; treated pine reduces cost on very long runs. Vinyl split rail mimics look with zero stain for HOA ranch-style communities.
Frequently asked questions
Split rail for front yard in town?
Allowed in some zones for low front fence; verify Grass Valley or Nevada City design rules.
Adding wire later?
We staple field fence or welded wire to posts during or after install—popular upgrade path.
Post spacing on hills?
Closer spacing on curves and dips prevents rail sag between uneven grade.
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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