Agriculture fence

Agriculture Fence Installation

Our experts will help you choose the right combination for your specific requirements, ensuring optimal safety and security.

1. Consultation & Assessment: We’ll visit your property to discuss your needs,assess the terrain, and identify potential challenges.
2. Custom Design: We’ll create a tailored fence plan that meets your requirements for livestock containment, crop protection, or property boundary definition.
3. Material Selection: We’ll help you choose the right fencing materials based on your budget, livestock type, and desired level of security.
4. Site Preparation: We’ll clear the fence line, mark post locations, and ensure proper access for equipment.
5. Post Installation: We’ll set sturdy posts at appropriate intervals, ensuring a strong foundation for your fence.
6. Fence Construction: We’ll install the chosen fencing material, whether it’s high-tensile wire, woven wire, barbed wire, or electric fencing.
7. Gate Installation: We’ll add gates as needed for convenient access to pastures or fields.
8. Final Inspection: We’ll conduct a thorough inspection to ensure your fence is secure, functional, and meets your expectations.

Q: What type of fence is best for my livestock?

A: The ideal fence for your livestock depends on the specific animals you’re raising. Cattle often need sturdy options like high-tensile wire or barbed wire, while horses require safer choices like vinyl-coated wire. Sheep, goats, and pigs have their own needs too. We’ll assess your livestock and recommend the best fencing during your consultation.

Q: How long will my agricultural fence last?

A: Your fence’s lifespan depends on the materials and how well it’s maintained. High-tensile wire can last 20-30 years, woven wire 15-20 years, and barbed wire even longer. Electric fences have various lifespans depending on the components. Regular upkeep is key to making your fence last.