Residential · Mobile, AL
For working property owners, a farm fence has to stay tight, straight, and easy to maintain. Frontier Fences Mobile has served Mobile since 2018, installing and repairing field fence, welded wire, and barbed wire systems that protect livestock, equipment, and boundaries.
Every solid farm fence starts with layout and a post system that matches the load. We locate corners, gates, and grade breaks, then set treated wood posts (typically 4-6 inch line posts and 6-8 inch corner posts) in properly sized holes with concrete where needed, plus bracing and H-braces for pull points. On longer runs and high-tension lines, we use stretcher bars, come-alongs, and chain strainers to pull wire evenly without kinks. If the existing fence is salvageable, we focus first on the structure, replacing rotten posts, resetting leaning corners, and rebuilding braces before we re-stretch wire.
Mobile-area conditions demand corrosion resistance and smart water handling. We recommend Class 3 galvanized woven wire or galvanized welded wire for long service life, and we match barbed wire gauge and spacing to the animals on site. In wet ground and clay, we adjust depth, drainage, and concrete use to keep posts from heaving, and we follow natural contours to prevent low spots that catch debris. Finish work matters on a farm fence, so we crimp sleeves cleanly, tie off with proper wraps, use gripple-style tensioners where appropriate, and set gates plumb with heavy-duty hinges and positive latches for daily use.
Mobile customers choose us because we build farm fence like it has to work every day, not just look straight on install day. You get clear options on materials (treated pine posts, steel T-posts, woven wire, welded wire, barbed wire), spacing, and hardware, plus practical recommendations for cattle, goats, horses, and dogs. We show up with the right equipment to do it efficiently, including post hole augers, drivers for T-posts, and tensioning tools that keep runs tight from brace to brace. Our crews are licensed and insured, and we provide a written estimate so you know what is included before work starts.
At the end of the job, we walk the line with you and check the details that prevent call-backs. We verify corners and gate posts are braced, wire is properly tensioned, splices are secure, staples are set correctly (not pinched), and gates swing freely with solid latching. You will get a clean site, a clear summary of repairs or replaced sections, and maintenance tips like retension points, vegetation control, and where to watch for washouts. If your project involves multiple pastures or phased budgeting, we can map priorities and tackle the highest-pressure areas first.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after an on-site measure so pricing matches your layout, gate needs, and fence height.
Yes. Frontier Fences Mobile is licensed and insured for fence installation and repair work.
Yes. We can remove and haul off old wood or chain-link fencing and then install the new system, including post removal when feasible.
We build and install walk and driveway gates sized to your opening, using job-appropriate hinges, latches, and drop rods. Tell us the clear opening you need and how the gate will be used.
Yes. We repair leaning sections, damaged pickets, loose rails, rusted chain-link components, and sagging gates, and we can replace posts and hardware where needed.
A dependable farm fence protects livestock, equipment, and property lines while keeping day-to-day chores simple. Frontier Fences Mobile installs and repairs farm fence systems for small farms, ranch properties, and rural businesses, including new runs, gate rebuilds, and storm-damage fixes. Whether you need a few broken posts replaced or a full perimeter built from scratch, we focus on straight alignment, strong bracing, and tight wire that stays put.
Most farm fence failures start at the corners, gates, and low spots, not in the middle of a straight run. Our process prioritizes structure first: reset leaning posts, replace rotted treated pine, rebuild braces, then stretch and tie wire correctly. For new builds, we lay out the fence line, set posts to proper depth, and install tension points so the fence can be maintained over time without redoing the whole run.
We work with common agricultural fencing materials, including galvanized woven wire (field fence), galvanized welded wire for pens and small livestock, and barbed wire for deterrence and boundary control. We can mix systems, for example woven wire with a top strand of barbed wire, or welded wire near barns and high-traffic areas. If you already have usable materials on site, we can evaluate what can be re-tensioned versus what should be replaced for safety and reliability.
If you are dealing with livestock pressure, downed sections, or gates that no longer latch square, we will recommend a repair plan that makes sense for your layout and budget. Share your fence line length, animal type, and gate locations, and we will provide a written estimate for farm fence installation or repair in Mobile, AL.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Mobile. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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