Fence type
Ranch & wire fencing
Split-rail, no-climb, and field fencing for acreage, livestock, and desert properties.
For larger parcels and rural properties around the basin, we install ranch and wire fencing — split-rail, no-climb horse fence, and field fencing — to mark boundaries and keep animals safely contained across uneven desert terrain.
Styles and options
- Split-rail and post-and-rail
- No-climb and field wire fencing
- Property-line and livestock containment
- Built for acreage and uneven ground
Ideal for
Ranch parcels, horse properties, and large lots in Landers, Pioneertown, and the surrounding desert.
Planning your fence
Identify the animals or areas you need to separate, the length of each run, and access for vehicles or equipment. Wire openings and gate choices should fit that use.
Care to plan for
Walk the fence line to check wire, connections, posts, and gates, particularly where ground conditions change.
Our service areas
Ranch fencing questions
How do I choose wire fencing for an animal enclosure?
Start with the species, size, and behavior of the animals. Wire opening size, fence height, bottom gaps, and gate hardware should be considered together. Tell us the intended use instead of choosing by appearance alone.
What should I include in a ranch fence estimate request?
Include the city or project address, approximate fence runs, terrain, existing fencing, and the number of vehicle or walk gates. Note the vehicles or equipment that need to pass through each opening.
Let's talk about your fence.
Tell us about your project and we'll follow up with a free, no-obligation estimate.