Ranch rail, split rail, field fence and livestock fencing for acreage, horses and rural properties across El Paso County.
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Ranch-style fencing is a Colorado classic. It defines your property, keeps animals where they belong and still leaves the view of Pikes Peak and the Front Range wide open. We build ranch and split rail fences on everything from new-construction lots to 35-acre parcels.
Some of our busiest ranch fence areas are Monument, Black Forest, Peyton and Falcon — and in Woodmoor, where covenants allow split rail, dowel and slipboard fences only.
We size wire height and mesh for the animals you keep, and plan corners, braces and gates so long runs stay tight through wind, snow and livestock pressure.
2-, 3- or 4-rail fences with milled boards for a clean, uniform look.
Rustic split rails slotted into posts — simple, durable and low-maintenance.
Welded wire mesh added to keep dogs in and wildlife out without blocking the view.
Safe rail heights, smooth surfaces and strong corner bracing for horses and livestock.
Wide double gates for trailers, tractors and RVs, built square so they don’t sag.
Long, straight runs that follow rolling terrain and mark your boundary clearly.
Posts set in concrete below the frost zone so long fence lines stay straight.
Proper H-braces and corner posts that keep rails and wire tight for years.
Rail spacing and layout that won’t trap snow drifts across driveways.
Rails stepped or contoured over rolling ground — no awkward gaps.
A few ranch and rail fences we’ve built around El Paso County. See more in our gallery →
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Ranch and split rail fences are usually the most cost-effective way to fence a large area. Price depends on total length, number of rails, wire mesh, gates and terrain. We give you a free, written, itemized estimate after walking the property.
Ranch rail uses milled boards fastened to posts for a clean, uniform look. Split rail uses rough-split rails that slot into mortised posts for a rustic look.
Yes. We build woven-wire field fence and livestock fencing for cattle, horses, goats and sheep — especially on rural properties in Peyton, Falcon and eastern El Paso County — with braced corners and gates sized for your equipment.
Yes — adding welded wire mesh to a ranch or split rail fence keeps most dogs in while keeping the open look.
Properly built rail fencing at the right height, without sharp edges or loose wire, is a safe choice for horses. We’ll recommend height and spacing for your animals.
Most agricultural and standard rail fences don’t need a building permit, but zoning, setbacks and HOA or covenant rules may apply. We check them for your property.
Acreage, pasture or property line — we’ll walk your land and give you a clear, itemized estimate.
Prefer monthly payments? 0% down, 0% interest financing* for qualified customers — check if you pre-qualify. No impact on your credit score.
*Subject to credit approval.
Colorado Springs, CO and surrounding communities
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