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Horse PropertyBuckley Steel Board was selected for a long horse-property boundary where visibility, reduced maintenance, and replaceable components were priorities.
Buckley Steel Board created a highly visible boundary for horses without the routine painting and board replacement associated with wood rail.
When a tree damaged the top rail, the rest of the fence section remained in place. The damaged rail was replaced without rebuilding the full run.
Working RanchPriefert Estate Fence was used across open fields, paddocks, access gates, and working cattle areas to maintain one consistent containment system throughout the ranch.
Priefert Estate Fence was carried through open fields, paddocks, access gates, and working cattle areas as one connected containment system.
Using the same system across the ranch kept transitions consistent with how cattle move between larger runs and tighter working zones.
MontanaTwo paddock runs coordinated around an existing barn, frost-depth requirements, custom bracket-post concrete pads, and a lower fourth rail for smaller animals.
Two paddock runs were coordinated around the existing barn using black Priefert Estate Fence.
Frost-depth requirements, custom bracket-post concrete pads, and a lower fourth rail for smaller animals shaped the installation details.
TexasApproximately 400 feet of steel board fencing with two 12-foot vehicle gates, increased fence height, and site conditions that required planning for rock and grade changes.
Approximately 400 feet of black Buckley Steel Board created a taller residential fence around the cabin property.
Two 12-foot vehicle gates, changing grade, and rocky soil were central site and access considerations.
Washington
This 2,000-foot Buckley Steel Board fence project on San Juan Island was a great example of what’s possible with careful planning—even when a project is too far away for an in-person site visit.
We started planning months before installation. Because of the distance, we conducted a live video walkthrough with the homeowners to map out the property, determine the fence layout, and decide where gates should go.
We spent considerable time refining the plan before installation and ordered extra material to make sure the remote location wouldn't create delays if we came up short.
When Jacob, our installation lead, arrived, the team was able to fine-tune the layout in person. They adjusted the fence to follow the property naturally, incorporating beautiful curves that made the finished project feel intentional and fit the acreage.
A portion of the fence bordered a neighbor's property with small animals, so we determined that black chain link would be the best solution for that section. We were able to source the additional material and install it while we were already on-site.
The summer tourist season also made ferry logistics more challenging, but our customers were extremely helpful in coordinating everything needed to get the crew and materials to the island.
The homeowners told us they love the finished fence and wish they had done it sooner.
The project even led to another opportunity—the neighbor liked the fence so much that he asked us to build an entrance for his property while we were still on the island.
A beautiful result, made possible by detailed planning, good communication, and a willingness to adapt when the project required it.
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