What type of wire fence is best for dogs?

For residential yards, a very popular choice is a welded wire (traditional wood frame). This will keep the pets in, but you still get to see the woods or marsh or water.

Do you install woven wire and barbed wire?

Yes. We install heavy duty woven wire fences to keep cattle, hogs, etc. in. And we do the standard barbed wire running for big acreage rural properties and agricultural fences in Glynn County and surrounding areas.

What is a no climb horse fence?

Smooth wire with very tight spacing, like 2" X 4". This particular design is made so horses or other livestock can not step through the holes and cause damage to hooves or legs. That is what's called a no climb fence.

Should I use wood posts or metal T-posts?

Treated wood posts are a stronger backbone and more traditional. Metal T posts are very cost sensible for really long agricultural borders. We typically do a mix with wood on the corners and every fifth line post with T-posts in between.

Will you clear the brush along my property line first?

Yes. We can cut through thick brush and uproot old stumps and grade the dirt path before we even begin to put your fence posts in since we offer in house land clearing and excavation services.

How do you keep the wire from sagging over time?

Sagging can be caused by the corner posts moving under pressure or just not pulling the wire tight enough. We install heavy wooden H-braces in every corner and really stretch the wire with heavy equipment before stapling the wire down to stay.

Do you build custom farm gates?

Yes. We do put heavy duty metal tube gates for driveways, access roads, pastures, etc. We bury the gate posts deep into the ground in lots of concrete. So that they can hold the weight of the swinging gate up without leaning.

Can I finance a large farm fence project?

Yes. Fencing large acreage is very costly. So we have payment plans that have a quick approval process to protect your property and livestock without you having to spend the cash today.

Wire and farm fencing in Brunswick, GA: secure boundaries for livestock and large properties

A durable wire fence protects your animals and defines your rural property lines.

If you're dealing with a lot of land or livestock on the coastal side of Georgia, you're going to need a solid line. You need agricultural fencing that can stand up to the push of predators, a leaning herd of cattle, and tough weather. Wire fencing makes for an incredibly practical form of fencing that will keep your vast stretch of land secure and let you see through it. If you're looking to hold cows in pasture or horses injury-free, or maybe just keep dogs within the boundaries of your backyard, the right wire fencing will make it happen.

At Golden Isles Fencing and Excavation, we construct heavy duty farm fencing to withstand the harsh terrain found here in Brunswick and other counties. We understand the importance of a wire fence and the importance of corner posts and how tight it is. We don't slack off by digging shallow holes or weak braces. Our team creates sturdy and straight country boundaries that will keep it tight and give you security for your farm or home.

White three-rail ranch fence along the edge of a rural property beside a planted pine stand — Three-rail ranch fence marking a rural frontage: visible from the road, cheap to run over distance.

What makes a professional farm fence installation different

One of the reasons wire fences fail, is because the corner posts fail. Woven wire and barbed wire both require tension to prevent sag. We install extremely strong wooden H-braces at all corners and gate openings. We drive these heavy treated posts deep and anchor them with concrete. The solid foundation of these posts forms the anchor for the entire fence line. It takes the pull of the wire.

Next, after our corners are installed, we stretch the wire. A loose fence makes it easy for animals to go under or get tangled. We employ professional stretchers to pull the wire tight to the line posts. We use heavy duty staples driven deep into treated pine posts, or heavy metal clips on steel T-posts to secure the wire. With the proper attention to structural tension, your fence should need very little maintenance for years to come.

Custom wire fencing designs for your specific needs

Some areas may need different types of materials. Cows and hogs may need to have heavy woven wire to keep them from pushing thru. Horses may need a smooth no climb wire, so they don't get their hoofs hung up. If you have a residential yard a black vinyl coated welded wire on a wooden frame is a good idea to keep those little pets in. It will also look great as it will blend in with your wooden background in the woods.

Since we offer full land clearing and excavation, we can tackle that area that's grown up completely. No need to hire another crew just to clear off the brush. We use our heavy equipment to clear a nice level path thru the woods. (before we even start driving any posts) That way the bottom of your wire will be flush with the dirt. So no way that predator can crawl in any holes.

Our step by step guide to building your farm fence

We are big fans of clear communication and hard work. This is how we tackle those large agricultural and wire fencing projects.

Walking the property line. We will analyze the land with you. We'll determine exactly where the fence will run. Also, where grading or clearing needs to be done.
Clearing the fence path. We'll clear out small trees, thick brush and old stumps that get in the way of the property boundaries with our heavy equipment.
Setting the brace posts. We bore deep holes for those stout wooden corner and end posts. We set them in concrete to hold up against that intense wire tension.
Driving the line posts. We evenly distribute treated wooden posts or steel T-posts throughout the land. These are what your long stretches of wire will be connected to.
Stretching and securing the wire. We cinch that fence up tight and staple it in place to all the posts. The end result is a stiff, super secure barrier.

Dependable rural fencing and flexible payment plans

Big acreages are a big job, and it is a big investment. That's why we offer easy payment plans, a quick approval process that allows you to protect your livestock and property immediately. You don't need to come up with the full price to have your miles of fencing.

Golden Isles Fencing and Excavation is a locally owned and Christian based business. We do honest work, and proudly serve Glynn, Camden, McIntosh, Wayne, Ware, and Brantley counties. Call Tyler today for your free onsite estimate and we can get started with creating the boundary you can depend on. 912 674 0619

Where we build wire and farm fencing

Most of our agricultural fencing goes up on the mainland side of the coast. See what we do as a fence company in Brunswick, GA, fence company in Glynn County, fence company in Camden County, fence company in Wayne County, and fence company in Brantley County.

Related land and fencing services

A pasture fence often starts with the ground, so see our land clearing service, land grading service, wood fencing for gates and corner sections, and fence repair service.

Chain link fence running along the edge of a waterside property

Questions and answers

Common questions about wire and farm fencing

Here are honest answers to the questions we hear most often from rural property owners in Brunswick and the Golden Isles.

For residential yards, a very popular choice is a welded wire (traditional wood frame). This will keep the pets in, but you still get to see the woods or marsh or water.
Yes. We install heavy duty woven wire fences to keep cattle, hogs, etc. in. And we do the standard barbed wire running for big acreage rural properties and agricultural fences in Glynn County and surrounding areas.
Smooth wire with very tight spacing, like 2" X 4". This particular design is made so horses or other livestock can not step through the holes and cause damage to hooves or legs. That is what's called a no climb fence.
Treated wood posts are a stronger backbone and more traditional. Metal T posts are very cost sensible for really long agricultural borders. We typically do a mix with wood on the corners and every fifth line post with T-posts in between.

Yes. We can cut through thick brush and uproot old stumps and grade the dirt path before we even begin to put your fence posts in since we offer in house land clearing and excavation services.
Sagging can be caused by the corner posts moving under pressure or just not pulling the wire tight enough. We install heavy wooden H-braces in every corner and really stretch the wire with heavy equipment before stapling the wire down to stay.
Yes. We do put heavy duty metal tube gates for driveways, access roads, pastures, etc. We bury the gate posts deep into the ground in lots of concrete. So that they can hold the weight of the swinging gate up without leaning.
Yes. Fencing large acreage is very costly. So we have payment plans that have a quick approval process to protect your property and livestock without you having to spend the cash today.