Farm & Ranch Fencing
We've been fencing Sonoma and Napa vineyards, ranches, and orchards for nearly four decades. From deer exclusion to no-climb horse paddocks and barbed wire on rolling hills, we understand the terrain, the animals, and the agricultural codes.
Farm & Ranch Fencing — Styles We Build
Hog wire (welded wire panels in wood frame)
Sturdy 4x4 or 2x4 welded wire set in redwood or cedar frames. Great for gardens, pets, and livestock.
Vineyard fencing
High-tensile wire and T-post systems designed for grape trellising, deer exclusion, and property lines.
Flat rail / paddock (2, 3, or 4 rail)
Wood or vinyl post-and-rail fencing for horses and livestock. Classic ranch appearance, safe design.
T-post wire fencing (barbed or smooth)
Economical multi-strand fencing on steel T-posts with wood H-brace corners. Cattle, sheep, goats.
Vinyl ranch rail (2, 3, or 4 rail)
Maintenance-free vinyl post-and-rail. No painting, no splintering, no rot — ever.
Wood post and wire
Traditional wood posts with woven or barbed wire. Cost-effective for large acreage.
Split rail (2 or 3 rail)
Rustic rough-hewn rail fencing. Perfect for rural properties, parks, and scenic boundaries.
Cross buck
Decorative X-brace wood rail fencing. Distinctive style for ranches, estates, and entryways.
Pipe rail
Steel pipe post-and-rail. Ultra-durable for heavy livestock and high-traffic ranch operations.
Cattle panel
Heavy welded-wire panels on steel or wood posts. Predator-resistant livestock enclosures.
Electric fencing
High-tensile electric wire or tape for rotational grazing and temporary boundaries. Solar options available.
Built to spec. Built to last.
Every farm & ranch fencing project we build ships with the same materials and construction standards we've used for 39+ years across the North Bay.
- ▸High-tensile or Class-3 galvanized wire
- ▸Wood or steel posts
- ▸Engineered H-brace corners
- ▸Rolling-terrain experience
- ▸Gates and cattle guards available
Other things we build
Need farm & ranch fencing?
Tell us about the project. We'll come out, take measurements, and put a detailed quote in your inbox — usually within a day or two.