Building and Repairing Your Fences
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Reliable, Affordable, Beautiful
When you're looking for "fence installers near me" we are here for you in Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, & San Ramon as your go to fencing company.
We can get your job done in a way you can afford that will be reliable and high-quality for years to come. |
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A great option for quick installation of a strong and aesthetically pleasing fence with visibility. Easy to attach signs and screens to for marketing, garden art, or privacy shields.
Wild Life FencingWe know wild life can pose some serious problems to the operation. We have years of experience providing solutions that work. Whether bears are eating your bees, owls are hunting your chickens or foxes are stuck in the pasture, we can build the system that works and endures with minimal or zero effort from you.
Stone & Metal FencingLooking for a fence that will still look great to the eyes of your great grandchildren? Stone & metal make super strong fences that look powerful. The art of design, masonry, and metal sculpting allows for lots of creative space to play in.
While this option takes longer to build and comes with a higher upfront cost, it will endure for decades and centuries. Pool FencingA safety essential. Keep children safe and animals out. Your fence can keep your view intact or screen for privacy with different
Privacy Screening and FencingFeel comfortable and secure with a privacy fence. Ask us about our options within your budget.
Whether you want privacy in your yard or around your pool, we've got you covered. If you have an existing fence that does not provide the privacy you desire, installing privacy screens may be a great option that is budget friendly. Chain link fencing can be screened with UV resistant cloth that blocks viewing opportunity. Panel fences are great options for privacy as they can be built without peep holes. |
A strong fence for strong animals. Make your pastures functional and beautiful with high quality fencing. With big pastures, you want an affordable fencing option that will withstand a kick or a fallen branch. Electric systems that are easy to manage can be set up on solar power too.
Picket FencingAesthetic fencing installation, renovation, and repair. Call us up and we can work out a deal that works for both of us.
Make your yard look stunning while improving privacy and keeping creatures out. Wooden FencingRelatively simple and easy to repair, this choice looks great with most yards while providing various levels of privacy and animal protection. Sealed well you can choose a look including natural stained wood or paint color of choice.
The price of lumber fluctuates so price is subject to change. Panel FencingBuild a classy and secure fence quickly with panels. Various styles of metal sheets and post/framing options make for a highly customizable fencing option. You can enjoy complete privacy with no holes or build it with peeps.
Farm Animal ControlRead below to find out more about fences for animals, big and small
Fencing Removal and InstallationI have fencing materials. Can you install it for me?
Probably! if the material is in good condition then we can install it for you. If it is old fencing then we may need to refurbish it a bit to make it up to a satisfactory standard. Can you take down my old fence? Yes! We can take down your old fence. We may also be able to recycle/upcycle materials from it. Give us some details and we can talk through a good plan. |
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Animal Enclosures
A clear boundary tends to allow more freedom.
With a trustworthy fence you and your animals can relax. Rest assured knowing that the dangers of free-roaming are no more.
Whether you are concerned about them staying in or out,
different animals require different fences. Read on to learn more about what fence you need.
With a trustworthy fence you and your animals can relax. Rest assured knowing that the dangers of free-roaming are no more.
Whether you are concerned about them staying in or out,
different animals require different fences. Read on to learn more about what fence you need.
Pigs
These strong snouted fellows are often strong enough to lift posts out of the ground unless they are secured well with concrete or some other means. Because of their exceptional digging ability the fence should be secure against tunnel breaches. Depending on the hardness of ground where you want to erect the fence, trenching to secure the fence in the earth may be recommended or required. Pigs are surprisingly good escape artists. They can chew up and tear down with unexpected strength and determination.
From experience, I can tell you that pigs on the loose in the neighborhood are not appreciated by neighbors and nerve racking for the responsible caretaker as there is often damage to mend. It's nerve racking to know your pigs are out by roads and wild animals too.
From experience, I can tell you that pigs on the loose in the neighborhood are not appreciated by neighbors and nerve racking for the responsible caretaker as there is often damage to mend. It's nerve racking to know your pigs are out by roads and wild animals too.
Dogs/Coyote
What kind of dog do you have? Jumping and digging ability are important factors in choosing a fence best for you and your budget.
Even if you have a small & old dog now, we don't know what the future will hold. A great fence can increase property value substantially as many home owners and renters have animals and care for their protection and privacy.
Goats/sheep
Goats are notorious for eating anything, including tough fencing. Sheep and goats are also excellent climbers. We take this into account when planning how to secure the space for years to come. Building tough fences that will survive a falling tree branch and rambunctious goats can be done on a budget. Talk to us today to find out more.
Cattle
Keep your cattle safe. We know most cattle pasture is very large and costs can add up, especially when designing for pasture rotation. Keeping your cattle inside and predators outside without investing in Fort Knox walls can be done with only small compromises. Simple and quick and easy to fix while being highly effective at its job is what we can build.
Horses/Moose
Equestrian fencing is strong and tall. Horses, especially stallions that know they can jump and kick, can break or hop most fences easily when excited. Sometimes this results in fatal injury. A tall fence will discourage attempts of this sort and high tensile strength with solid postings will hold through horseplay and kicks. The power in these animals is mighty impressive. 1500 pounds, mostly muscle, can break wooden walls accidently with bump. With intention, a horse can break a brick wall. We know how to build the right fence for the job.
Electric lines are quite standard as they discourage touching the fence and consequently make it last much longer. Power can come from a solar, wind, or water set up or from the standard grid.
Fence installation for horses must be done right so the horses don't end up injured.
Electric lines are quite standard as they discourage touching the fence and consequently make it last much longer. Power can come from a solar, wind, or water set up or from the standard grid.
Fence installation for horses must be done right so the horses don't end up injured.
Bees (Bears)
As magnificent as they are, we usually prefer to keep some distance to bears. Male grizzlies weigh up to 1770 pounds. As powerful as they, we humans can build walls stronger.
On the cheap, one can use a powerful electric fence to deter them but if motivated, an electric line will not stop a bear. Usually these set ups are around bee yards as bears are big fan of snacking on bees. If a bear will tolerate tens of thousands of bee stings for a feed, they can tolerate a standard electric fence. It is still much preferred to no fence as it will deter all but highly motivated bears.
On the cheap, one can use a powerful electric fence to deter them but if motivated, an electric line will not stop a bear. Usually these set ups are around bee yards as bears are big fan of snacking on bees. If a bear will tolerate tens of thousands of bee stings for a feed, they can tolerate a standard electric fence. It is still much preferred to no fence as it will deter all but highly motivated bears.
Aquatic
Fencing through water? Keep creatures out of your swimming spot or fence property lines through water.
Fishing catchments:
This ancient idea has been practiced around the world. It is simple and effective. Creating an enclosure in a convenient spot with holes big enough for small fish to swim through but not big enough for large fish to swim out of. This results in a pond that fills up with big fish. Interested? We can help you out.
Fishing catchments:
This ancient idea has been practiced around the world. It is simple and effective. Creating an enclosure in a convenient spot with holes big enough for small fish to swim through but not big enough for large fish to swim out of. This results in a pond that fills up with big fish. Interested? We can help you out.
Poultry
Farm birds (except strong roosters) are unfortunately vulnerable prey. Owls, hawks, dogs, cats, snakes, and more go for the easy hunt of unprotected poultry.
Fencing for poultry is relatively quick and budget friendly. A netted roof over a large run means the birds are free to roam safely at all times. No need to close up the coop every evening and open it everyday. They are free to eat their highly nutritious wild diet and get all the essentials for health like sunlight and fresh air. Eggs produced in environments like this are much better. A solid enclosure will mean more relaxation and convenience for you and the birds and most importantly, less fatalities.
Fencing for poultry is relatively quick and budget friendly. A netted roof over a large run means the birds are free to roam safely at all times. No need to close up the coop every evening and open it everyday. They are free to eat their highly nutritious wild diet and get all the essentials for health like sunlight and fresh air. Eggs produced in environments like this are much better. A solid enclosure will mean more relaxation and convenience for you and the birds and most importantly, less fatalities.
FAQ's
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How long does it take to build a fence (for a 100-200ft yard)?
If concrete set posts are required than a day to prep, pour, and set the concrete is necessary.
Fence Installation ProcessDepending on the type of fence, the installation process changes but here is an overview for the process.
A good fence needs a good foundation. Solid anchoring to ground it usually achieved with auguring post holes and setting the post with concrete. After posts set, material is filed in from post to post securely. Finally come the aesthetics and you are ready to enjoy your fence. What kind of fence is best?Different fences for different situations. Upfront budget will determine the durability and longevity of your fence the most.
When timeliness is also a factor is may become impractical to do a custom stone and metal fence around acres of pastures. Depending on the purpose of the fence, we will recommend respective fencing choices best suited to your need. Tell the fence installation professionals about your situation today! |
How to stain a wood fence:
Need to refinish your fence? When the sealant gets old with years of weathering you need to reseal the wood to keep it looking great and prevent rotting. It is essential for structural integrity.
When you notice the wood is absorbing water easily instead of deflecting droplets and the color is fading out, it is time to reseal. You can use a clear coat lacquer, colored stain, or paint. When you have purchased your sealant of choice, make sure the wood surface is dry and clean within reason. Find out what applicator works best for you and the fence. Wide brushes are usually best as they do well in the corners and flat sections. A roller may work great in some cases or even a cloth. Avoid skin contact with the sealants as much as possible. For best results, select a time when it unlikely to rain or blow heavy wind in the 24 hours after application. Dust, leaves, hair, and such things will stick to the wet sealant so choose your timing with this in mind. Start with a thin coat evenly spread across the wooden surface. Check your sealant for drying time and when its ready for secondary coats. Apply at least 2 coats. In some cases people do as much as 5 for a great result that will be highly protective for a long time. Enjoy your fabulous fence and be grateful. What's the difference between a fencing contractor and a fence installer?Fencing contractors usually install fences, thus, are subject to also being called fence installers. They are quite synonymous.
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