Ranch Fencing
We build and rebuild ranch fencing on farms and ranches around Katy, Texas. Pipe posts and H-braces carry barbed wire or field wire, stretched tight.
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Fence line clearing takes the brush and trees off a fence so you can get to it again. On farms and ranches around Katy, Texas, growth climbs into the wire and hides the posts. Florida's Contracting and Land Services clears it with a skid steer and a mulching head. What is left is an open lane along the fence, covered in mulch.
Fence line work is a big part of what we do. We clear existing lines so the fence can be repaired. We also cut new lines through overgrowth where a new fence will go. Once the lane is open, our ranch fencing work can follow with pipe posts and stretched wire.
Tell us about the land, the fence or the drainage problem and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
A fence line is the one strip a mower can't get right up against. Brush gets a head start there and grows up into the wire. Left alone, it hides broken strands and blocks the way to the posts. Two invaders turn up on fence lines across southeast Texas.
Chinese tallow is the first. The state's extension service lists fence lines and pastures among the places it causes problems. The tree can bear seed in as little as three years, and birds and water carry that seed.
Macartney rose is the second. It came over in the late 1800s as a hedge for fencing, then escaped. The extension service says it now covers more than 500,000 acres of Texas rangeland. Its thorny thickets crowd out grass and get in the way of working cattle.
Some landowners call this fence row clearing, and it is the same job. We run a skid steer with a mulching head along the line. The head grinds brush and small trees where they stand, and the mulch stays on the ground.
The same head does our forestry mulching on trails and overgrown acreage. If the whole pasture has grown up, the work widens into land clearing around Katy. For bigger clearing, we also run a midsize excavator and a finishing dozer.
When we finish, the fence line is an open lane with a layer of mulch on the ground. You can see the wire again and get to the posts. The fence crew has room to work, and so do you.
A new fence line often has to cross thick brush and small trees. We cut a lane through the overgrowth along the route you pick. If the fence will sit on a property line, have a surveyor mark that line first.
We clear fence lines for ranchers and for homeowners on acreage across the west side of Houston. Towns like East Bernard and Hempstead are part of that area.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 80 miles around Katy across Fort Bend, Harris, Waller, Austin and Wharton Counties.
(979) 824-2296From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (979) 824-2296 and tell us what the land needs and where it is.
We come out to see the ground and how the machines get in. Point out any buried lines of your own, like the line to a water well or a barn.
You get the quote in writing. Once you say yes, we set a date for the work.
Brush gets mulched in place where that fits, and the digging follows the plan in the quote. Anything headed off the site gets loaded onto trucks we arrange.
We clean up when the machines are done. The ground is then ready for its next use, like a house pad or a new fence.
Common questions about fence line clearing around Katy and the west side of Houston. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We build and rebuild ranch fencing on farms and ranches around Katy, Texas. Pipe posts and H-braces carry barbed wire or field wire, stretched tight.
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We replace damaged and leaning sections of wood privacy fence in Katy-area neighborhoods. We also build new privacy fence with a rot board along the bottom.
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French drains for yards that hold water, including side yards and gates between close-set houses. We also run downspout drain lines and backfill washouts with crushed granite.
Learn MoreOur land clearing jobs run about 10 acres or smaller. That size covers most house lots and small farm tracts around Katy.
A skid steer runs the mulching head through brush and saplings. A midsize excavator and a finishing dozer handle the digging and the grading.
Every job gets a look before it gets a price. You see the work and the price in writing before we start.
Tell us about the land and the town it is in, and send photos by text if you have them. Call or text (979) 824-2296 or use the form, and we will get back to you.
Tell us about the land, the fence or the drainage problem and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
