Asheville Fence

Farm & Ranch Fences

When you own a farm, fencing is not so much an option as it is a necessity. Protecting your crops and/or livestock is an integral part of the job. Dividing your land and establishing borders, especially near water resources, are critical aspects of maintaining a well-functioning, environmentally safe farm.

These fences will clearly demarcate your land, making the property line clear that you share with your neighbors, as well as helping to deter unwelcome guests.

Benefits at a glance:
  • Cost effective
  • Durable
  • Customizable
  • Versatile: not just for ranches
  • Maintains livestock in designated area
  • Protects vegetation and waterways
Farm and ranch fences come in a variety of customizable options. The best option for you will depend on many factors, such as the terrain of your land, livestock being contained, predators you’re up against, budget, and so on. We offer ranch rail in both vinyl and wood, as well as T-post fencing.

These fences are durable and built to last.

A note on cattle panels and hog panels: we supply them only as part of a fence we build for you. We don’t sell panels on their own or stock them at the yard for pickup. Want the fence built? Get an estimate.

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Farm and Ranch Fence Questions, Answered

What kinds of farm fence do you build?
Woven wire and hog wire, barbed wire, T-post fencing, ranch rail in both vinyl and wood, and continuous pipe and panel fence — laid out for the ground and the livestock you actually have. We do not install electric or high-tensile fence; if that is what your operation needs, we will tell you rather than sell you something else.
Do you sell cattle panels or hog panels?
We supply them only as part of a fence we build for you. We do not sell panels on their own and we do not stock them at the yard for pickup.
How do you fence rough or sloped pasture?
The layout follows the ground. Farm and ranch fence comes in a range of options, and the right one depends on the terrain of your land, the livestock being contained, the predators you are up against and your budget. On a long run across a grade it is the corner and brace posts that do the work — that is what keeps wire tight over the years.
Can you gate the pasture and the driveway?
Yes. We build custom gates for farm and ranch properties, and drive gates with hardware and a secure steel frame. Gate operators and access control are a separate service line if you want the driveway gate to open itself.
Do you work outside Buncombe County?
Yes. We have built fence across Western North Carolina since 1966, through Buncombe, Haywood and Henderson counties and the surrounds. Estimates are free.
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