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Farm and welded wire fence.

Welded wire, field fence, no-climb, and cattle panel — hung on properly braced wood corners so the wire stays tight.

Our work

Farm fences we’ve built.

Welded wire on a wood frame, with gate
Welded wire on a wood frame, with gate

Agricultural fence lives or dies on corners. Wire is only as tight as the assembly holding it, so an H-brace at every corner and every gate opening is not an upgrade, it is the job. We build acreage perimeters, garden and livestock enclosures, and wood-framed welded wire that reads as a finished fence rather than a pasture line.

Styles we build

Pick the one that fits the lot.

Welded wire on wood frame

Wire stretched behind a pressure-treated frame. Contains dogs and small stock and still looks residential.

Field fence

Woven graduated-spacing wire for cattle, goats, and general perimeter.

No-climb horse fence

2" x 4" mesh so a hoof cannot go through and a horse cannot walk it down.

Cattle and hog panel

Rigid 16' panels framed in wood. Popular for gardens and modern rural styling.

Barbed and high-tensile

Traditional livestock perimeter on wood or steel posts.

What the price includes

No line items invented later.

  • H-brace assemblies at corners, ends, and both sides of every gate
  • Wire stretched with a come-along and stapled, never hand-pulled
  • Wood corner posts set in concrete; line posts driven where soil allows
  • Tube or wire-filled farm gates sized to your equipment
  • Clearing of the fence line quoted as its own line item

Typical specs

  • Common heights4', 5', 6'
  • Welded wire mesh2"x4" and 4"x4" common
  • Line postsT-post or wood, driven
  • CornersWood H-brace set in concrete
  • Post spacing8' to 12' depending on wire
  • Gates4' walk up to 16' drive

Straight talk

Worth knowing before you buy

Skimping on corner bracing is the single most common failure on wire fence. A corner that pulls in takes the tension out of the entire run.

Welded wire framed in painted wood is a popular look for suburban lots that want dog containment without a solid privacy wall. It costs more than bare wire and less than board fence.

Long runs on rolling ground need the wire stretched in sections. Trying to pull one continuous run over a rise leaves the wire loose in the low spots.

Common questions

Farm and welded wire fence questions we get.

Can you fence acreage?

Yes. Long perimeter runs are routine work — tell us the acreage and roughly what you are containing and we will walk it.

Will welded wire hold a dog?

2" x 4" mesh contains most dogs. For diggers we can trench the wire in or add a bottom rail or ground wire.

Do you clear the fence line?

We quote it separately. Brush and tree removal varies enormously and folding it into a per-foot price would only make the number less honest.

Can it be painted black?

Yes. Black-coated or painted wire against wood framing is a common request and it makes the wire nearly disappear from a distance.

Want this priced on your property?

We measure on site and send the number in writing, itemized.