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615 Fence, fence company in Nashville TN 615-431-3789

Farm, Ranch & Commercial

Farm and field fence built to hold animals and stay tight across the acres

Woven wire and wood or steel posts make a fence that turns livestock, marks boundaries and lasts across open ground.

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Farm & Field Fence

Farm fence has a simple job and a hard one: stay tight and straight across long runs, through creek crossings and over rolling Tennessee hills. Woven wire field fence on solid posts is the standard for cattle, goats and sheep, with a strand of barbed or smooth wire on top for height. The difference between fence that lasts and fence that sags is the corner and the brace.

We install field fence for farms and rural properties in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee. We lay out the line, clear it where needed, set strong braced corners and line posts at the right spacing, stretch the wire with the right tension and hang gates where you need them.

What you get

Done right, from the first walk-through

01

Braced corners

H-braces and strong end posts that hold tension.

02

Right post spacing

Wood or steel posts spaced for the animals.

03

Tensioned wire

Stretched evenly without overstraining.

04

Field gates

Heavy gates sized for equipment.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    Walk the property

    We discuss the animals, the terrain and where gates should go.

  2. 2

    Set corners and posts

    Braces, corners and line posts are set.

  3. 3

    Stretch and fasten

    Wire is stretched, fastened and gates hung.

FAQ

Common questions about farm & field fence

How tight should field fence be?

Tight enough to stand firm but not so tight it snaps in cold weather. We tension it correctly.

What post spacing do you use?

It depends on the animals and the ground. Typical spacing is ten to sixteen feet with strong corners.

Can you clear the fence line?

Yes, light clearing and brush removal can be part of the job.

Let us help with your farm & field fence

Call, text or send the form. Tell us about your yard, your property and what you want the fence to do, and we will take it from there.

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