If you’re on the hunt for someone who really gets livestock fence installation in Barrie, ON, you’re in the right spot.
I’m not just sayin’ that because I put up fences for a living. I’ve seen what happens when a fence isn’t done right—cows wanderin’ down County Road 27, goats munchin’ on the neighbour’s tulips, and one time, a pig that outsmarted three grown men and a dog. That’s why I take livestock fencing seriously, and I know you do too.
Fence Right Inc has worked all over Barrie, ON, and the whole Simcoe County area. Every farm’s got its own story, and every animal’s got its own way of testin’ a fence. Our job is to make sure your animals stay where they belong, safe and sound.
Let’s be honest: animals are clever. They’ll find a weak spot if there is one. That’s why good livestock fence installation is more than just posts and wire. It’s about knowin’ your land, your animals, and what works best for your setup.
We’ve seen fences go up fast and fall down even faster. The right fence keeps your animals in, predators out, and your peace of mind right where it should be.
I remember a neighbour who tried to save a few bucks with some old chicken wire and wooden stakes. Next thing you know, his sheep were visitin’ every yard on the block. That’s not just a headache—it’s dangerous for the animals and the folks drivin’ down the road.
Here’s what we’ve learned from years of fixin’ and installin’ fences:
We don’t do cookie-cutter fences. Every job starts with a walk around your property. We talk about what animals you have, where you want the fence, and what your budget looks like. I’ll show you options—woven wire, barbed wire, electric, wood, you name it.
I use only materials that I’d trust on my own land. That means galvanized wire, sturdy posts, and gates that actually line up. And I don’t leave a mess behind. You’ll get a fence that looks good and works even better.
We are more than just a fence company—we are in your neighbour. we know the soil, the bylaws, and the weather in Simcoe County. You ever try diggin’ post holes in spring mud? I have. And we know how to make sure your fence stays put, even when the frost comes up.
If you’re in Barrie, ON, or anywhere in between, we can help. We’ve put up fences for dairy farms, horse paddocks, sheep pastures, and everything in between. We’ve even fixed fences after a moose decided to pay a visit. That’s just life in Ontario.
Every animal’s got its own tricks. Here’s what I recommend:
We once had a job where a goat figured out how to open the gate latch. We had to add a second latch out of her reach. Animals are smart, so your fence has to be smarter.
We do more than just fences. I help with pasture planning, rotational grazing setups, and even temporary electric fencing for moving animals around. If you’re new to farming, I can walk you through what works best for your land and your herd.
We’ve worked with folks who just bought their first property and don’t know where to start. I’ve also helped old-timers upgrade their fences after decades of patchwork repairs. No job’s too big or too small.
Fences break. That’s just how it goes—wind, weather, or a stubborn bull. I offer fast, reliable fence repair for all types of livestock fences. Most of the time, it’s just a post or a wire that needs tightening. Sometimes, it’s a bigger job. Either way, I’ll get it done so you can get back to your chores.
We only repair fences we’ve installed, because we want to make sure you get the same quality every time. we’ve seen some wild repairs—duct tape, rope, even old hockey sticks. Trust me, it’s better to fix it right.
Every township’s got its own rules about fence height, materials, and property lines. In Simcoe County, you usually need a permit for new fences, especially if you’re close to a road or waterway. We’ll help you figure out what paperwork you need and make sure your fence is legal.
With the Line Fences Act getting scrapped in Ontario, it’s more important than ever to check with your local municipality. Some places want you to get a survey, others just want a sketch. We’ll walk you through it, so you don’t get any surprises.
Fencing’s always changing. Lately, more folks are using high-tensile wire because it lasts longer and needs less fixing. Some are adding smart gates that open with a remote—pretty handy when your hands are full of feed. Others mix wood and wire for a fence that’s both strong and good-looking.
If you want something that’ll last, we recommend high-tensile wire with treated wood posts. It’s not the cheapest, but it saves you money in the long run. And if you want your place to look sharp, wood board fencing never goes out of style.
One time, we set up an electric fence for a goat farmer. We thought we had it all figured out, but the goats just walked right through. Turns out, the battery on the solar charger was dead. We fixed it up, and now those goats stay put.
Another time, a neighbour tried to patch a hole with an old hockey net. The cows just pushed it aside and went for a stroll. Sometimes, it’s the little things that make the biggest difference.
If you need livestock fence installation, fence repair, or just some advice, give us a call. We’ll come out, take a look, and give you a straight answer. No fancy talk, no hidden fees—just good fences and happy animals.
Let’s keep your livestock safe, your neighbours happy, and your farm running smooth. That’s what a good fence is all about.
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We have a variety of fence design options available and we'll help you choose a fence that fits your needs appropriately.
We prioritize the selection of high-grade materials that offer exceptional durability, strength, and aesthetic appeal.
We know a thing or two about fences and our decades of experience give us an edge on nearly all types of fence installations.
Yes, Right Fence Inc has a full-time service department for warranty work and fence repairs. However, at this time we only do repair work on Fence Right fences. It is difficult to fix fences that are constructed differently or made of material that we do not offer. We want to ensure that if we commit to repairing a fence, that you will be happy with the results.
Permit regulations are different in each township and city. Please check your local bylaws to find out if a permit is required. If a permit is required the homeowner is responsible for submitting the application. Fences are required for in-ground pools.
Fence Right offers one year warranty on materials to be free from defects caused by manufacturing or installation of the product.
Fence Right does not warrant defective materials caused by neglect, misuse or damages caused by acts of nature.
Installation of fencing varies depending on the type of fencing, the project and the size of the job. A typical back yard with chain link would take one day to install. Wood and ornamental iron fencing would take at least 2 days. One day to set the posts and one day to finish the fence.
To effectively deter deer, a fence should be at least 8 feet tall. Deer are excellent jumpers, and anything shorter might not be sufficient to keep them out of your garden or yard.
A solid wooden fence or a metal fence with security features like spikes or barbed wire at the top is generally effective at stopping intruders. Additionally, privacy fences that are difficult to climb, such as those made from vinyl or composite materials, can also serve as a strong deterrent.
Vinyl and composite fences tend to last the longest as they are resistant to rot, insects, and weather conditions. These materials require minimal maintenance and can easily last 20-30 years or more.
High-quality wooden fences, wrought iron fences, and well-designed vinyl fences often add to property value. They provide both aesthetic appeal and functionality, making the property more attractive to potential buyers.
Chain-link fences are typically the least expensive option. They are durable, require minimal maintenance, and are cost-effective for large areas.
Similar to the previous answer on longevity, vinyl and composite fences last the longest due to their durability and resistance to the elements.
Yes, setting fence posts in concrete is recommended to ensure stability and longevity. Concrete helps to anchor the posts firmly in the ground, preventing them from leaning or shifting over time.
Fence companies do not typically find property lines. It is the homeowner’s responsibility to provide accurate property line information. It is advisable to get a property survey done to ensure the fence is installed correctly within your property boundaries.
Yes, certain types of fences can help block noise. Solid fences, such as those made from wood, vinyl, or composite materials, are effective at reducing noise levels. The height and density of the fence contribute to its sound-blocking capabilities.
In Simcoe County, as in many other regions, a permit is often required for installing a fence. The requirements can vary depending on the height, location, and type of fence. It is important to check with the local municipality to understand the specific regulations and obtain the necessary permits before starting the installation.
