Ranch & Farm
Fence

Barbed wire, livestock fencing, split rail and game fence are the runs we put up most around Austin and the surrounding country. Which one is right depends on what you are keeping in or out, and that is the first thing we will ask you.

By what is behind it. Livestock, wildlife pressure, the length of the run and the lie of the land all push the answer in different directions, so we walk the line with you before we price anything.

Yes. Austin and the surrounding area are prime locations for farms and ranches of every size, and we build for all of them — a paddock boundary and a full perimeter are the same job at different scales.

That is the point of it, and it is what the fence should be chosen around rather than the other way up. There is a post on the blog about protecting livestock with a fence, and we will tell you on site which of the options above actually holds what you are running.

Yes. Double drive-through gates are standard on this kind of work, and we build them to match the run and the hardware so they hold up to being opened from a truck window.

Yes. Texas storms can take out a whole section, splinter pickets, or bend posts in an afternoon. As fencing contractors who keep a repair crew on standby, we come out, assess the damage, and give you a straightforward quote.

Scheduling depends on the time of year. Spring is our busiest season after storms roll through, so lead times can stretch to a few weeks. Fall and winter are often quicker.

A few things help us hit the ground running: pets indoors, and gates or side access cleared for wheelbarrows. We handle everything else, including marking utilities before we start.