Farm & Agricultural Fencing Dearborn, MI

Initial Property Evaluation

The first step our team takes is thoroughly evaluating your property to understand your needs. We’ll walk the perimeter to check terrain, take measurements, and note any problem areas that need special attention.

We also discuss how you use your land currently and plans for future use so we can recommend the best long-term fencing solutions. Our contractors have experience with all types of Michigan properties, from crop farms to cattle ranches to horse stables.

Explain how your farm operates and we’ll suggest fencing strategies to maximize efficiency.

Custom Fencing Recommendations

Next, our fencing experts will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of different materials for your particular property. We’ll also provide a written proposal detailing our recommendations, including:

• Fencing materials and styles for each location
• Gate quantity, placement, and operation
• Corner post and line post materials
• Brace assemblies to strengthen high-traffic areas
• Specialized solutions for hills, low-lying areas, and uneven terrain

Our team works diligently to understand how your farm works so we can configure the fencing to suit your needs rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach. We want you to get the most practical and cost-effective agricultural fencing possible tailored to your land.

Preparing the Job Site

Before installation begins, it’s important to prep the job site properly for maximum fencing quality and lifespan. Our team will discuss any clearing or leveling that needs done along the fencing line. We can also provide landscaping services if desired.

Proper soil conditioning and drainage adjustments prior to fencing can prevent posts from rotting or becoming loose over time. Let us know if you have any trouble areas along your planned fencing line that need mitigated before we set the posts.

Installing Fences Properly

Our expert fencing contractors take great care with every installation to construct secure, straight fences that will hold up for decades. We dig precisely aligned post holes to the correct depth based on frost lines and soil conditions in Michigan.

Every wood, metal, vinyl or other post gets firmly anchored. We tension wires to the ideal tightness without overstretching. And we space line posts at appropriate intervals based on fencing height and materials so sagging doesn’t occur.

Our leveling work leaves you with an attractive, professional fence line with all posts in a straight line regardless of terrain. We also know all the tricks to allow livestock fences to stand up to rubs and nudges from large animals.

gates

In addition to fencing, we also install high-quality gates designed for years of heavy use. Our hinge and latching mechanisms are durable for everyday operation as well as brutal Midwest weather conditions.

Gates can be operated manually or outfitted with convenient automatic openers. We’ll also hang signage if desired. Let us know if you need equipment access gates wide enough for tractors, seeders, sprayers, and other machinery.

Any lane or pasture gates must have gaps small enough to prevent animals from escaping. Work with our team to integrate the ideal gate placements and sizing into your new agricultural fencing.

Cleaning Up The Site

As professional fence contractors, we never leave a messy site behind. All unused materials get cleaned up and removed after the fencing installation is complete. We can also haul away any old fencing or posts you’re replacing if desired.

Our crew will walk the site to check for any stray nails, screws, wrappers or wire scraps that could get lodged in a hoof or tire. We’ll also gather the work area neatly so gates can fully open and close. Let us know if anything needs repaired or adjusted before we call the fencing job officially complete.

Warranties and Ongoing Fence Care

We stand behind our agricultural fencing workmanship with an industry-leading 10-year warranty. This ensures any post that becomes loose or wire that breaks gets fixed at no additional cost.

We want your new fence line to protect and contain livestock while requiring minimum repairs for years so you can focus on the business of running your Michigan farm. Our knowledgeable staff can also advise you on ongoing fence maintenance.

This includes checking tension wires, lubricating gates, sealing wood, and clearing any brush or trees that encroach on the fencing over time. Establishing a seasonal maintenance plan based on the materials we install helps avoid emergency repairs and keeps your fences in top shape.