Foothills Fencing Inc has the knowledge and experience to properly design and build barbed wire, smooth wire and page wire farm fences so they effectively contain livestock for many years.

Many barbed wire fences are built incorrectly which quickly fail and become dilapidated. Posts loosen, fence gates lean and wires break. We see this daily while driving to job sites. The top reasons fences fail is due to poor overall design, followed by poor installation techniques usually as a result of inexperience.

Quick Quote

BBB Business Review of Foothills Fencing Fence Contractor in Cochrane Calgary AB

Message Mark

To build a lasting wire fence many factors need to be considered, some of which include soil type, changing moisture content throughout the seasons, topography, grazing pressure and direction of the fence itself. Only then can the fence design truly start to take shape by determining brace layout, fence post size (both diameter and length) and fence gate placement and support. Finally, proper installation techniques need to be followed. There's a lot more to building a wire fence properly on the farm or acreage than most people realize. Foothills Fencing Inc - we're here to help!

Featured

This is a garden fence in Priddis with post, rail and wire mesh to keep deer out

A four strand barbed wire fence west of Millarville south of Calgary for livestock grazing

This photo of a dog fence is actually a fence built for horses but would double as an attractive dog fence with it's top rail and 2" wide by 4" tall wire squares below.

A 4 strand barbed wire fence for horses and cattle

Barbed wire fence for livestock and pasture management

A scenic setting for a barbed wire ranch fence west of Calgary

Close up of dog fence in Springbank

4 Strand barbed wire fence near Cochrane with Dad and Bentley

Horse and dog fence on acreage in Priddis

Chain link fence serves a function but it's highly visible, expensive and generally considered unattractive. This page wire dog fence blends west of Calgary into the background and the wire is nearly invisible from a short distance.

Barbed wire fence construction near Cochrane

This dog fence is an overlapping style post and rail fence with page wire.

This dog fence is constructed using page wire and posts every 15 feet. The wire has larger squares at the top, gradually decreasing in size at the bottom.

4 strand barbed wire fence is built on a pipeline right of way to keep cattle out during pipeline construction, near Sundre, AB.

Wire Fence

Foothills Fencing Inc has the knowledge and experience to properly design and build barbed wire, smooth wire and page wire farm fences so they effectively contain livestock for many years.