Materials
Farm & ranch fences
Board, pipe, and wire fencing for acreage in Porter, Splendora, Huffman, and beyond.
Overview
Built for acreage and animals
East of I-69 and around Lake Houston, plenty of properties are measured in acres. Those need fences built differently: braced corners, long straight runs, and gates wide enough for trailers and equipment.
We build no-climb horse fence, field fence, barbed wire, board, and pipe fence, and we walk the whole line with you to plan corners, gates, and creek crossings.
- H-braced corners and gate posts.
- Horse-safe no-climb wire and board.
- Wide drive gates with openers.
Options
Choices to make
No-climb horse fence
Tight mesh horses can't get a hoof through.
Field fence
Woven wire for goats, cattle, and general perimeters.
Barbed wire
Three to five strands for cattle.
Board and pipe
Painted board or welded pipe along frontage and pastures.
Related: Split rail · Gates · Huffman
Questions
Common questions
Do I need a permit for ranch fencing?
In unincorporated Montgomery County, a three-strand barbed wire fence is exempt from floodplain development permits. Other fences in a mapped floodplain may need one. We check your property.
Ready for a Free Estimate?
Call or text us, or book online. We'll walk your property and send a straight, written quote.