New fence, a repair, or a full pasture rebuild. Call now and we'll follow up with a quote.
Wood, wire, and electric all hold up differently depending on what you're keeping in or out.
The classic Kentucky farm look. 3-rail and 4-rail, built to hold up against leaning and chewing.
Tight-mesh fencing that keeps foals and small livestock safely contained without snagging a hoof.
Cost-effective perimeter and cross-fencing to rotate pasture and reinforce existing fence lines.
Storm damage, rot, or a fence that's simply had enough. Get it assessed and fixed.
Tell us how much fence, what kind of livestock, and where the farm is.
Usually within a day. We'll ask a few quick questions so the quote is accurate.
We'll walk the fence line with you and give you a real number.
No-climb wire is the most affordable physical barrier and works for most pastures. Wood rail is the classic Kentucky look but takes more upkeep. Electric works well for cross-fencing but isn't a full barrier on its own.
Most farm fencing runs $3 to $10 per linear foot depending on material, with wood and vinyl on the higher end and wire on the lower end. Exact pricing depends on terrain, gates, and how much fence you need.
Currently taking calls from farms within about 45 minutes of Louisville.
Call anyway. If we can't cover it, we'll tell you straight.
Call now. Most calls get a response the same day.