

Pond road gate and rail fence
Treated board rails, a galvanized gate, and wire tied in along the tree line.
Field & Wire builds and repairs agricultural and residential fencing across the Florida Panhandle, Southern Alabama, and South Georgia. Straight lines, tight wire, gates that swing.
Agricultural and residential fencing, from new installs to repairs.
At Field & Wire, these are the practices we put first on every job.
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Treated board rails, a galvanized gate, and wire tied in along the tree line.


Woven wire, wood posts, and galvanized gates for a horse and livestock pasture.




Long runs of barbed wire on steel T-posts with wood brace corners.

Multi-strand high-tensile wire, tensioned and braced for open pasture.


Tractor-mounted post driver, ATVs, and tools to cover rough ground.
We serve 25 counties across the Florida Panhandle, Southern Alabama, and South Georgia. Tap a county to see its name.
The map is approximate. Don’t see your county? Call us and ask. You can also find us on Google.
Straight answers to what customers ask us most.
We price by the foot, but no two fence lines are the same. Terrain and orientation can change the cost from one stretch to the next. We can give you a ballpark, but every bid requires a site visit.
Yes. We require a deposit to start the job, and the remainder is due after you’re satisfied with the completed work.
Send us your approximate linear footage, the type of livestock or purpose of the fence, your preferred materials, and any photos or sketches of the property. We’ll schedule a site visit when needed and give you a clear written estimate.
Weather delays are part of working outside, and we put safety and craftsmanship first. Inclement weather can slow our progress, but we typically keep working unless there’s lightning.
We handle tear-downs and fence removal. We don’t do land clearing or dirt work ourselves, but we have trusted teams in the industry who can help. Small obstacles that a chainsaw can handle are part of the job.
Locating utilities is the customer’s responsibility. Please call 811 before any digging begins.
Tell us about the job. We’ll reply with next steps and a time to walk the fence line.