Fencing
Split rail and post-and-rail fencing is an economical way to cover ground, and it looks right at home on acreage and open land. It marks a boundary, contains larger animals, and never fights the view.
On the rural properties around Gilroy and San Juan Bautista, the ground is rarely flat. Rail fencing follows the natural grade far better than panel fencing, which is a big part of why it remains the go-to choice out there.
The short version
The key details and options that come up on most of these projects.
| Configurations | 2, 3 or 4 rail |
|---|---|
| Best for | Acreage and paddocks |
| Slopes | Follows grade |
| Add on | Mesh backing for containment |
How it goes
We come out, walk the property with you, take measurements, and discuss the styles and gate placement that suit your yard. You receive a clear, detailed estimate.
We mark the line, confirm the property boundary with you, and agree the post spacing together before anything goes in the ground.
Posts are set first and given time to cure, followed by the rails and boards. Our crew works each run through to completion with care.
We walk the finished line together, adjust gate swing and latch height, and clean up before we leave.
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Free estimate
Tell us about your project and we will come out, take measurements, and provide a detailed estimate. It is free, with no obligation.
Call us or send the form and we will come out and measure.
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