Fencing and Materials

Buck and Rail fencing is a great option when dealing with terrain that isn't suitable for digging. Buck and rail is also a great option because it can be moved fairly easily. It also adds a rustic western look to any property. 

Continuous fence is built with pre fabricated metal panels that are attached to metal or wood posts. This style of fencing gives a very professional look and goes up fairly quickly. 

Pipe and Pole fencing are very similar. The difference is the materials the fence is built out of. Pipe is metal and pole is wood. This style of fencing works the best when the strength of the fence is going to be tested. It is a very durable and robust style of fencing. 

Cable and wire fence are very similar. The difference is the size of the material that makes up the fence. Cable is had a much larger diameter than wire. Both options can be used with metal or wood posts. This cost of this option makes it appealing for covering larger distances. 

Woven Wire and Welded Wire fence are great to keep smaller animals in or out of a certain area. This option can be combined with with Buck & Rail, Pipe and continuous fence. 

Snow fence is another unique style of fencing. It is one of the few options that isn't meant for living things. It is installed to keep snow from drifting in designated areas. There are a ton of different options for snow fence. It can be built with a variety of materials depending on the location and severity of the weather that it is going to face. 

Privacy fences and slab fences are installed for a variety of reasons. The most obvious is nosey neighbors. They are also great for wind breaks, to keep snow out, keeping animals in and adding a nice visual appeal to a property. A privacy fence can be built of a variety of materials, slabs being one of the most common. 

We sell most of the materials that we install.