Agricultural & Ranch Fencing in Fort Smith, AR

Agricultural Fence Installation in Fort Smith, AR

ACE Fence Company has installed agricultural and ranch fencing throughout Sebastian County, Crawford County, and Eastern Oklahoma since 1963. We install barbed wire, high-tensile wire, woven wire field fence, pipe fence, horse fence, and cattle fence for farms, ranches, and rural properties in the Fort Smith area.

Agricultural fencing in the River Valley requires understanding of local soil conditions, terrain, and livestock needs — not just residential fence installation experience. ACE Fence has served rural Sebastian County for over 60 years and brings that practical experience to every agricultural fence project.

Agricultural Fence Types We Install

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  Barbed Wire Fence: 2-strand through 5-strand barbed wire on wood posts or T-posts set in concrete. The most economical cattle containment option and the most common agricultural fence in Sebastian County.
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  High-Tensile Wire Fence: Single wire and multi-strand high-tensile smooth wire fence — lower cost per foot than barbed wire for large acreage, electrifiable for cattle and horse containment, very low maintenance over its lifetime.
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  Woven Wire / Field Fence: Welded or woven wire field fence for sheep, goats, hogs, and smaller livestock. Available in multiple heights and mesh configurations. Strongest physical barrier of the wire fence options.
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  Horse Fence: High-tensile no-climb wire, board fence, and pipe fence for horse pastures. We select materials based on your horse breeds, pasture configuration, and visibility requirements.
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  Pipe Fence: Steel pipe fence and pipe panels for corrals, working pens, and heavy livestock applications where maximum strength is needed.
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  Agricultural Gates: Farm gates and ranch driveway gates — rod iron, pipe, and automatic gate operator installations for rural driveways throughout Sebastian County.

Agricultural Areas We Serve Near Fort Smith

ACE Fence installs agricultural fencing throughout the rural areas surrounding Fort Smith:

• •Sebastian County rural
• •Crawford County rural
• •Massard Prairie area
• •South Sebastian County
• •Hartford area
• •Hackett area
• •Eastern LeFlore County, OK
• •Eastern Sequoyah County, OK
• •River Valley rural

Agricultural Fencing Process

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   Free On-Site Estimate: We visit your property, walk the fence line, assess terrain, and discuss livestock type and containment needs. We provide a written estimate before any work begins.
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   Material Selection: We recommend the right fence type for your livestock, acreage, and budget — barbed wire, high-tensile, woven wire, or pipe — and discuss post material and spacing.
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   Line Clearing (if needed): Heavy brush and tree lines along fence routes may require clearing before post driving. We discuss site preparation requirements during the estimate.
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   Post Installation: Corner and brace posts are set in concrete for permanent stability. Line posts are driven or concreted depending on soil conditions and fence type.
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   Wire Installation: Wire is stretched, tied, and tensioned correctly. Proper wire tension is critical for agricultural fence longevity — over-tensioned wire breaks; under-tensioned wire sags.
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   Gate Installation: Farm gates are hung, adjusted, and tested. We install automatic gate openers if included in the project scope.