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Farm Fence Contractor in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne Farm Fencing

Pinnacle Fence provides tailored farm fences throughout Fort Wayne Indiana. Protect your crops, equipment, and livestock with our customizable solutions.

Farm fencing is essential for protecting livestock, securing property, and efficiently managing land. Whether you're looking to secure your horses, protect a herd of cattle, or keep wildlife out of your crops, our team offers durable farm fencing solutions that are perfectly tailored to your property's terrain, style preferences, and budget.

The right fence ensures long-lasting safety and smooth farm operations. Our expert team uses quality materials and professional installation to meet the unique needs of Fort Wayne farmers and landowners. Focusing on durability and practicality, we build fences that withstand the elements and daily farm operations.

Our Most Popular Types of Farm Fences

8 foot deer fence in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Deer Fences

Deer fences keep deer off your property to protect your crops and spare your garden. Typically made from high-tensile woven wire or polypropylene mesh, these fences can extend heights of 8 feet or more to deter jumping. We ensure proper installation for durability, with reinforced posts and tensioning to withstand wildlife pressure.

Fort Wayne Post and Board in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Post & Board Fences

Wood post-and-board fences offer a classic, sturdy enclosure ideal for farms and equestrian properties. They are constructed with evenly spaced wooden boards secured to strong posts and provide a clean, polished look. This fencing style is commonly used to build sturdy horse enclosures, pasture divisions, and property boundaries.

Fort Wayne Split Rail fence in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Split Rail Fences

Split rail fences are a charming and cost-effective way to define property lines and safely contain livestock. Built with wooden rails that slide into notched posts, they provide 360-degree visibility into any enclosure. Wire mesh can be added to make these fences more secure for enclosures with smaller animals.

Crossbuck decorative farm fence in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Crossbuck Fences

Crossbuck fences combine visual appeal with unwavering strength. Their distinctive X-pattern reinforces the fence, making it an ideal style for farmers with cattle and horses. Their sturdy construction enhances their durability and ensures a long-lasting solution, all while delivering enhanced curb appeal.

Fort Wayne Kentucky Board Fence in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Kentucky Board Fences

Kentucky board fences are a variation of post-and-board fencing designed for enhanced durability and a charming farm aesthetic. They are typically built with three to four horizontal boards and closely spaced posts, which provides excellent containment for horses and livestock while withstanding everyday wear and tear.

Metal pipe fence for farms in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Pipe Fences

Pipe fences are highly durable, low-maintenance fences used to contain livestock and secure properties. Their heavy-duty steel pipes offer exceptional strength against animal pressure, impact, weather, and wear and tear. Many farmers and ranchers love pipe fences for their long-term reliability and open, unblocked appearance.

Decorative vinyl rail fence in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Vinyl Rail Fences

Vinyl rail fences are a strong, low-maintenance option. Made from durable PVC, they won't rot, warp, or attract insects. The smooth surface, flexible design, and self-extinguishing properties of vinyl make them safe for horses and livestock on residential and agricultural properties in Fort Wayne.

Barbed wire T-post fence with H-brace for farms in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Barbed Wire Fences

Barbed wire fences are a cost-effective way to easily contain cattle and deter unwanted wildlife or intruders from your property. The twisted strands of wire with sharp barbs offer reliable security and durability. Barbed wire is a popular farm fence in rural areas where large pastures demand efficient, low-maintenance fencing.

Wire Mesh T-post fence with H-brace for farms in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Wire Mesh Fences

Wire mesh fences offer safe containment for small animals. Their simple yet effective design keeps animals secure while keeping predatory wildlife out of their enclosure. Our wire mesh fences are highly versatile and great for surrounding gardens, farms, and equestrian applications, with wood or metal posts for enhanced support.

Poly coat horse and farm fence in the Fort Wayne area.

Fort Wayne Poly Coat Fences

Durable poly coat fences were designed specifically to contain horses. They feature high-tensile wire coated in a smooth polymer to prevent cuts and injuries while maintaining the strength you need from an equestrian fence. Enjoy a flexible, durable fencing solution that protects your horse and delivers long-lasting security.

Get a FREE Fence Estimate

If you are interested in installing a fence in the Fort Wayne area, contact the team at Pinnacle Fence today. We're here to answer your questions. Tell us about your property to receive a free fence estimate!

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