#1 Farm and Agricultural Fencing Company in San Mateo, CA

Installing high-quality, customized farm fencing requires careful planning and execution. Here is an overview of our process when you hire us for your agricultural fencing project:

Initial Consultation

The first step is a meeting at your property to discuss your specific needs and goals for the new agricultural fencing. We’ll review the layout of your land and talk through considerations like:

• Fence purpose – keeping in livestock, deterring trespassers, establishing boundaries, etc.
• Types of animals the fence needs to contain or protect
• Total acreage to enclose
• Terrain qualities that may impact installation
• Zoning laws and permit requirements in your area
• Your aesthetic preferences
• Any existing fences to connect or build off of

With an understanding of your desired outcome, we can make expert recommendations on materials, fence styles, and placement options that suit your property and needs.

Site Survey

Next, our team will conduct a detailed site survey of your agricultural land. We take exact measurements of the perimeter to fence and map out terrain features, utilities, and any obstacles. This allows us to plan the optimal fencing layout and design. We’ll also note any specific challenges, like low spots that are prone to flooding.

Accurate surveying is crucial for estimating costs and materials requirements. We’ll provide you with a computer-generated layout showing the planned fence line placement for approval before moving to the next steps.

Materials Selection

Now it’s time to finalize the materials to build your custom farm fence with. Based on factors like budget, aesthetic preferences, and the needs of your particular property, we’ll help you select:

• Fence style – wood, vinyl, chain link, wire, electrified, etc.
• Height and width
• Post type and spacing
• Gates and other accessories like cattle guards
• Color choices if applicable

Our experts will ensure you get a fence made of strong materials that will endure your local climate and the demands of agricultural use for many years.

Permitting

For some agricultural fencing projects, we’ll need to obtain permits from your local zoning office before installation begins. We’re very familiar with permit requirements and can handle all the necessary paperwork and applications. This helps ensure your new fence complies with laws and codes.

Precise Installation

Now the real construction process starts! With all details finalized, our professional fencing crew gets to work installing your new farm fence. We take care to minimize disturbance to any of your existing structures, plants or animals on the property. You can count on a clean job site each day.

We’ll begin by marking the planned fencing line with stakes and string. Next, we dig precise post holes and sink strong, evenly spaced posts. For any gate posts, we use extra-sturdy materials and reinforcement for long-lasting performance. We take time at each phase to double check alignments and measurements against our survey.

The end result is an incredibly straight, sturdy fence that follows the contours of your land beautifully. We’ll confirm that all gates open and close smoothly and locks function properly. Throughout the installation, we’re happy to accommodate any small tweaks or adjustments you request.

Cleanup and Review

To put the finishing touches on your farm fencing project, we’ll neaten up the entire job site, removing any leftover materials and debris. We want to leave your property looking its best.

Finally, we’ll walk you through an inspection of the new agricultural fence, gates, and other details. Our crew will make any final adjustments you request to ensure complete satisfaction.

When the process is complete, you’ll gain a custom fence that enhances security and functionality on your farm or agricultural land for years to come.

We aim to provide excellent customer service from your first call through fence installation and beyond. Please contact us to get started on your agricultural fencing project today!