Acreage fencing is its own trade. We build ranch and agricultural fencing across the Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Barbara County backcountry.
Ranch rail fencing
The classic post-and-rail look for horse properties, vineyards, and estate frontage. Beautiful at the road, honest in the field.
Field & barbed wire fencing
Woven field fence and barbed wire runs for livestock and property lines — braced and tensioned properly so they stay tight for years.
Oil pipe fencing
Repurposed steel pipe, welded into fencing that horses can't break and trucks think twice about. The most durable corral and arena fencing there is, with a working-ranch look that's earned, not styled.
Horses change the spec
Horse fencing is safety engineering: no barbs where horses gather, heights that discourage jumping, visibility, and smooth faces that won't catch a hoof or a halter. Tell us what animals the fence is for — the answer changes the design.
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Frequently asked questions
What fencing is best for horses?
Ranch rail, no-climb woven wire with a top rail, or welded oil pipe for corrals and arenas. The priorities are visibility, smooth surfaces, and strength — barbed wire alone is not horse fence.
What is oil pipe fencing?
Fencing welded from repurposed steel oilfield pipe — extraordinarily strong, essentially maintenance-free, and ideal for corrals, arenas, and heavy-use gates. A working-ranch standard for good reason.
How is acreage fencing priced?
By the run: length, terrain, material, and the number of braces, corners, and gates. We'll walk the line with you and give you an itemized per-section quote.