Farm and Agricultural Fencing Boulder

Installing quality agricultural fencing requires an organized process and expert techniques. Here is an overview of how we complete fencing projects for farms and ranches:

Site Evaluation

The first step is a thorough evaluation of your property. We inspect the terrain, vegetation, buildings, utilities and any existing fences. This allows us to identify important factors to consider during installation.

We also discuss your goals for the fencing such as security, livestock control, aesthetics and more. This information ensures we design a customized fencing solution to meet your needs.

Measuring and Planning

Once we understand your property and project goals, we take precise measurements of the area requiring fencing. We map out post spacing, corner braces, gates, and other details. We develop a material list accounting for topography challenges and other variables. Proper planning minimizes errors and keeps the project on schedule.

Materials Selection

There are many fencing materials to choose from including wood, metal, electric, woven wire and more. We help you select the best materials for durability, strength, aesthetics and budget. For example, a horse fence requires a visible barrier to deter chewing while an electric fence provides a cost-effective barrier for cattle. We source quality materials able to withstand the local climate and soil conditions.

Permitting

For some projects, permitting or association approval may be required. We submit the necessary applications and drawings to obtain permits on your behalf. This ensures your new fence complies with local codes and regulations.

Site Preparation

Prior to installation, we prep the site by clearing vegetation, grading terrain and marking layout. Proper site prep helps the fencing posts sit level and reduces environmental strain over time. We take care to minimize disruption to the surrounding landscape.

Post Installation

We dig precise post holes and carefully sink and set support posts at pre-planned intervals. For most agricultural fencing, sturdy wood or metal posts are installed. We ensure posts are plumb and properly braced for maximum stability. The post depth and diameter depend on factors like fence height and soil type.

Hanging Fencing Materials

Once the posts are set, we string and secure fencing materials. This may involve attaching wire or mesh, installing boards, or a combination. We use the appropriate tools and tensioning techniques based on the fencing type. The materials are flush to the ground and pulled taut between posts at a regulated height.

Gates, Accessories and Finishing Touches

The fencing is now structurally complete but we finish the job by adding any gates, caps, fasteners and accessories. These components enhance functionality, durability and appearance. We also clean up the work area and haul away debris leaving your property neat and tidy.

Inspection and Approval

Upon completion, we walk the fence line with you to inspect our workmanship. We demonstrate the gates and other features so you understand how to properly operate and maintain the fence. Your satisfaction is extremely important to us. We address any concerns and make it right before considering the project finished.

Our expert team handles your fencing project efficiently from start to finish. We pull the required permits, provide professional installation, and clean up thoroughly when done. Contact us to discuss your agricultural fencing needs today!