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Ranch and Pipe Fencing
Three-rail and pipe fencing built for long runs, livestock and open views.


Acreage, horse property, long driveways and land boundaries. In Keller, pipe, barbed wire and electric fencing are only allowed for farming or ranching on undeveloped land over 2 acres, so check zoning first.
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Three-rail and pipe fencing built for long runs, livestock and open views.
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Property-line and pasture fencing laid out for acreage.
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Wide gates sized for trucks, trailers and equipment.
We walk your fence line with you, measure, and check your city and HOA requirements.
Wade Hicks, our Program Manager, prepares your price and goes over your options with you.
We pull the city permit and give you the fence details your HOA asks for.
Our crew installs your fence on heavy-duty galvanized steel posts.
We measure your yard, check your city and HOA requirements, and send you a price.
I received three independent quotes. The effort S&B Fencing put into their bid was remarkable.
Joseph D.
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Wade and his crew are amazing! They went above and beyond to get our fence completed. They had to troubleshoot several issues including the uneven sloping of the driveway.
Deanna P.
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I recently had S&B Fencing replace the wrought iron fence in my backyard, and I couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. From start to finish, the whole process was smooth and professional.
Dave M.
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Keller limits pipe, barbed wire, electric and slick wire fencing to farming or ranching on undeveloped property over 2 acres.Read the source
We price every project after a free on-site consultation, because length, height, gates and the ground all change the number.
Rail fencing, pipe fencing and wood ranchette fencing with wire panels.
Yes. We build drive and equipment gates sized for trucks and trailers.
Check your town requirements. Keller requires permits for all new fences.
Grade and drainage. A fence can follow the slope or step down it. We walk the line with you and recommend the right approach.

Tell us about your project for a free, no-obligation estimate. We'll come out, measure and walk you through your options.