Fences we build

Agricultural, residential, and commercial fencing. Not sure which style fits your property? Tell us about the job and we’ll recommend.

Agricultural

3 board fence

Three rails of treated lumber on posts. A strong, classic look.

Best for: horse property, entrances, and road frontage
Post and rail

Round posts and rails with an open, traditional look.

Best for: paddocks, driveways, and property fronts
Woven wire field fence

A tight grid of coated wire that keeps livestock in and small animals out.

Best for: cattle, horses, sheep, and goatsOur preferred: Bekaert Gaucho Pro 20
Barbed wire fence

Strands of barbed wire on treated wood posts and T-posts.

Best for: cattle and long boundary lines
Hi-tensile electric

Tensioned wire strands, energized so animals respect the line.

Best for: large pastures and rotational grazing
Horse rail vinyl tension

Vinyl-coated tension rail on posts. Highly visible and easier on horses than wire.

Best for: horse pastures and arenas

Residential

Solid panel privacy

Tight-fit boards or panels for full privacy and security.

Best for: backyards, pools, and pets
Shadow box

Alternating boards on both sides for privacy, airflow, and a finished look from either side.

Best for: windy yards and neighbor-friendly lines
Horizontal board

Boards run side to side for a clean, modern look.

Best for: modern homes and styled privacy
Picket

A classic open look with pointed or flat-topped pickets.

Best for: front yards and garden borders
Crossbuck

X-patterned rails for a ranch-style look.

Best for: entrances and decorative boundaries
Chain link

Durable galvanized mesh that is affordable and low maintenance.

Best for: pets, play areas, and commercial property lines

Illustrations are simplified. Ask us about specific products and sizes for your job.

Materials we source

Our standards

Our mission is to give you top industry standards. We keep honing our craft and adding the best tools available.

Request a quote

Tell us about the job. We’ll reply with next steps and a time to walk the fence line.

Have photos or sketches of the job? Email them to fieldandwire@gmail.com or call (850) 737-3538.