Huntsville, Texas ranch country
East Texas / Walker County

Fence Contractor in Huntsville, TX

Huntsville and Walker County are timber and pine country, with hunting properties, cattle places, and a lot of land that has been divided into smaller tracts over the years. That mix drives the work: high game fence for deer and exotic operations, hog exclusion at the ground line, woven wire for small stock, and pipe at the entrances and working areas. Timber ground is unforgiving of a rushed layout, so we walk the line before pricing it.

Fencing in Huntsville

Working in pine timber means clearing to a buildable width, dealing with stumps and root structure, and planning water gaps where the drainages run through. Hog pressure is heavy across Walker County, so the bottom of the fence gets the attention rather than the top. On hunting ground, security and access matter as much as containment, which is why gates and corners get built heavier here.

We are based in Madisonville, Texas and travel to Huntsville for work. We do not keep an office or yard in Huntsville — projects here are run out of our Madisonville base, which is how we keep crews and equipment where the work is.

Services Offered in Huntsville

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Projects we have built near Huntsville.

Our closest completed builds to Huntsville are Midway, Texas.

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What customers say

Customers near Huntsville.

Had some welding done around our property, followed up and got pipe fencing done, along with a customized entrance and automatic gate, Owner is very easy to work with, very detail oriented, very knowledge and great work

Clayton Smot · Huntsville, Texas
Huntsville FAQs

Questions about fencing in Huntsville.

Do you build high game fence in Walker County?

Yes. Eight-foot game fence with proper bracing and water gaps at creek crossings, for hunting and wildlife operations.

Can you clear a fence line through pine timber?

Yes. Clearing to a working width is typically part of the job, quoted separately so you can see the cost against the run itself.

How do you stop hogs in this country?

Bottom wire held hard to the ground, an apron turned out where the ground allows, and attention to creek bottoms and gate corners, which is where hogs work first.

Do you fence small hunting tracts?

Yes. Smaller tracts are often the most cost-effective work, since a shorter perimeter can be built to a heavier spec for the same money.

How far is Huntsville from your shop?

About an hour east of Madisonville, inside our regular service area.

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