Agricultural Fencing in Yateley

Stock wire fencing is the workhorse of rural boundaries. Woven mesh is strained tight between timber posts, with straining posts and struts at corners and changes of direction so the line stays true for years rather than sagging after the first winter.

We install stock fencing for paddocks, grazing land and smallholdings, and set the mesh height and post spacing around the animals you keep and the run of the ground.

With woodland, heath and open land around the edges of Yateley, deer finding their way into gardens is a common problem. A properly installed deer fence protects lawns, vegetable plots, young trees and planting that would otherwise be grazed.

Deer fencing is taller than a standard garden fence, so we talk through where it will run, how it will look from the house and whether it can be combined with existing fencing or hedging before we quote.

Post and rail fencing gives a clean, traditional boundary for paddocks, driveways and the edges of larger gardens, and can be backed with stock wire where animals need keeping in. We also hang timber field gates on posts sized to carry them.

Every agricultural fencing job starts with a walk of the boundary and a written quote covering materials, labour and removal of old fencing.