The sky is the limit, but we are happy to lay out options to meet your exact wants and needs. Some homeowners want a combination of various fencing options to meet their goals.
Pipe Fencing
Pipe fencing is the cream-of-the-crop for your livestock and commercial needs. Its rustic look pairs with its strength, safety and longevity to be our most highly recommended fencing option. Depending on your needs, we can install pipe fencing with three to five rails, either saddling the pipe in or mounting it along side each post. With the pipe welded in place, this fence will out-last any other option. It’s ideal for entryways, arenas, runs, pens and even large acreage. Pipe fencing pairs nicely with cable as a cost-saving alternative for larger areas, as well as cedar planks for a higher-end, custom look. Some homeowners choose to pair pipe fencing with horse wire or mesh fencing for added security.
Continuous Fencing
Similar to pipe fencing, continuous fencing is a sturdy option for your livestock. The 20-foot panels come in four, five or six rails and are generally mounted on pipe posts. The labor goes faster with continuous fencing, so its a cost-saving option for homeowners. It’s less sturdy than the 2 3/8-inch pipe fencing, but tougher than most everything else on the market.
Wood Fencing
Wood fencing is all about eye-appeal. Wood fencing adds a rustic look to your home or horse property, but generally needs repaired or replaced more frequently than pipe or continuous fencing. Wood such as cedar pairs nicely with pipe fencing when used as planks in arenas, stalls or entryways. Wood fencing is also a great option for backyard privacy fences.
Barbwire Fencing
Barbwire fencing is ideal for large acreage. It gets a bad rap because poorly installed and maintained barbwire can cause injury in livestock, but it’s a sound option and one that ranchers have relied on for centuries. The trick to a safe, sturdy barbwire fence is Shaffer Fencing LLC’s welded pipe h-brace and corner braces that insure a tight stretch. Our Kencove Nitro post-pounder can quickly pound t-posts to cover large areas in no time.
Pipe with Wire Panels
This is a sturdy option for customers looking to contain smaller livestock or customers wanting an added level of safety. Shaffer Fencing has installed this for clients raising goats, sheep, cattle, donkeys and horses, and the look and design is fully customizable to each setup.
Cable Fencing
Cable Fencing is an affordable alternative to pipe rails for arenas or acreage. While not as sturdy as pipe, it offers more safety than wire options, and it can be installed in combination with pipe rails. It is not recommended for lead-up alleyways or roping arenas in their entirety.