Ranch Fencing.
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Wood, Vinyl, Ranch with Wire & More
We’re the #1 Fence Contractor in Tennessee and Mississippi for good reason. We take the time to complete every fence project right the first time. Heritage Fence offers almost every type of fencing…need a custom fence? You’ve come to the right fence contractor!
Ranch Fence Installation
Seeking a classic, durable fencing option with rustic charm? Ranch fencing, also known as post-and-rail fencing or horse fencing, is the ideal choice for large properties, farms, ranches, or residential landowners who want a traditional yet functional aesthetic. Featuring horizontal rails between sturdy posts, this fence style creates a simple, effective barrier that blends seamlessly into the natural Memphis landscape.
Ranch fencing is available in a variety of materials, with wood ranch fences being the most traditional option for a timeless, natural look. Installation options include 2-rail, 3-rail, 4-rail, crossbuck, and split rail fence designs, allowing you to choose the style that best suits your property’s needs.
For added functionality, welded wire fencing can be integrated into your post-and-rail fence to enhance containment for livestock, horses, and pets. If additional security is required, we also offer wire fencing options for complete customization.
Whether your goal is to enclose livestock, define property boundaries, protect farmland, or enhance curb appeal, our ranch fence installation services in Memphis and North Mississippi provide a versatile and attractive solution. Explore our wide range of farm and ranch fence styles to find the perfect match for your project.
Types of Ranch Fences
Heritage Fence installs a variety of ranch fences. Welded or woven wire mesh can be installed on most ranch fences to add animal containment for pets and farm animals.
Ranch Fence FAQs
A ranch fence, also called a post-and-rail fence or horse fence, features horizontal rails between sturdy posts, creating a rustic, functional barrier for large properties.
We offer wood for a classic look, vinyl for low maintenance, and the option to add welded or woven wire mesh for extra containment.
Popular styles include 2-rail, 3-rail, 4-rail, crossbuck, and split rail designs, each offering a different balance of function and appearance.
Yes, adding welded or woven wire mesh makes ranch fences effective for containing horses, cattle, goats, and other farm animals.
Absolutely. Ranch fences are often used to define property boundaries or add rustic charm to large residential lots.
Heights vary depending on use, livestock fences are typically 4–5 feet tall, while decorative residential ranch fences may be shorter.
Wood requires periodic staining or sealing, while vinyl is virtually maintenance-free. Wire mesh should be inspected periodically for damage.
Permit requirements depend on your location and intended fence height. We can help confirm local regulations and handle any necessary permits.