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Livestock Fencing

Fencing for paddocks, kraals and farm boundaries using barbed wire, chain link, electric or timber and post systems.

About Livestock Fencing

Livestock Fencing

We build fences that keep livestock in and strays out, from simple paddock subdivisions to full boundary fences. Posts, corner assemblies and gates are built strong enough for the animals concerned, and electric fencing can be installed where it suits grazing management.

What we do

  • Survey and marking of fence lines
  • Supply and treatment of posts or use of steel posts
  • Digging, setting and strutting of corner and end posts
  • Wire, mesh or electric fence installation
  • Gates and cattle crushes or entry points where required
  • Final tensioning and walk-through

What we need from you to quote

  • Fence length and the layout, with a sketch if possible
  • Type of animals, such as cattle, goats, sheep, pigs or wildlife
  • Type of fence preferred: barbed wire, chain link, electric or live fence
  • Terrain and soil, particularly rocky or swampy areas
  • Number and widths of gates needed
  • Availability of power supply or solar for electric systems
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Send your scope, drawings or a bill of quantities and our engineers will respond with a clear proposal.

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