Farm & ranch fence installation in metro Atlanta
Wood board farm fences, ranch rail, and agricultural fencing for pastures, paddocks, and acreage — 2, 3, and 4-rail, crossbuck, wire, and steel board, built to safely contain horses, livestock, and pets. Free on-site estimates across metro Atlanta.
Trusted farm fencing contractors & ranch rail fence builders in Atlanta
Looking for farm fence installation near you? FenceWorks of Georgia is the farm fence company Atlanta property owners have called on since 2006 for agricultural fencing — Atlanta ranch rail fence installation, 2, 3, and 4-rail wood board farm fences, crossbuck, woven-wire, high-tensile, and barbed-wire fencing, and Buckley steel board horse fence, on pastures, paddocks, and acreage. Browse the styles below, then get a free on-site estimate. (Just want the rustic look for a yard? See our split rail fences.)
Farm & ranch fences at a glance
- Cost: about $10–20 per foot installed — rail count (3 vs 4), length and acreage, the wood, and wire infill move the price; rail fencing stays economical over long pasture runs
- Horses & livestock: a 3- or 4-rail wood ranch fence, usually with wire mesh so animals can’t push through or catch a hoof or head
- Wire fencing: woven-wire field fence for mixed livestock (and keeping deer out), high-tensile for large pastures and cattle, and barbed wire on its own or as top strands
- Steel board: Buckley Fence 3- and 4-rail steel board for equestrian properties — boards flex and snap back, and break away cleanly past the steel’s 400-pound limit; we’re a Buckley-recommended installer
- Slopes & gates: crews contour (“rack”) the line to follow your land on grades, and install matching farm gates including wide equipment gates
Exact pricing comes from a free, itemized on-site estimate — acreage, terrain, and wire choice vary by property.
Installing farm and ranch fences across metro Atlanta — including Decatur, Dunwoody, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Duluth, and Peachtree Corners. We serve 27 cities, Smyrna to Dacula and beyond.
Ranch rail & welded wire
The workhorse of wood board farm fences – post-and-rail with galvanized or black welded-wire mesh on the inside, so it safely contains horses, livestock, and pets while keeping the open pasture view. Two rails make a handsome decorative boundary, 3-rail is Atlanta’s all-purpose favorite, and 4-rail — plain or capped — delivers the classic equestrian look with the extra height and strength horses and larger livestock need. We can also use wire with smaller gaps to comply with pool code safety requirements.
Crossbuck farm fencing
The classic crossbuck look – an X-brace between posts for timeless ranch and estate style, on its own or backed with wire for containment.
Buckley steel board horse fencing
The premium equestrian option – Buckley Fence steel board fencing in 3- and 4-rail styles, installed by FenceWorks as one of Buckley’s recommended installers. The steel boards flex under pressure and snap back to shape; past the steel’s limit (over 400 pounds) they break away cleanly to protect the animal from shards, barbs, or screws. The classic white or black board look, with none of wood’s upkeep.
Low-maintenance vinyl ranch rail fence installation
Want the classic ranch rail look without ever staining a board? We also install vinyl ranch rail fencing across metro Atlanta — open rail runs in crisp white vinyl that never needs paint, stain, or sealing, with matching walk and drive gates. It costs more up front than wood but needs almost nothing spent on it afterward. See our vinyl fences page for styles and pricing.
Wire agricultural fencing — woven, high-tensile & barbed
Beyond wood rail, we install wire agricultural fencing across metro Atlanta — the working fences that keep livestock in and wildlife out on larger properties.
Woven-wire field fence uses graduated spacing to safely contain everything from goats and sheep to cattle and horses, and doubles as an effective barrier for keeping deer out of gardens and crops. High-tensile fencing is the strong, cost-effective, low-maintenance choice for large pastures and cattle operations. Barbed wire works on its own or as top strands over a board or woven-wire fence.
$10–20/ft
Typical, Installed
What a farm or ranch fence costs. Ranch and farm fencing runs about $10–20 per foot installed. The number of rails, the length and acreage, and welded-wire infill move the price. Exact pricing comes from a free on-site estimate.
Fencing a pasture, paddock, or acreage?
Get a free on-site estimate and a clear, itemized quote — usually within the same week.
Why property owners choose FenceWorks for farm & ranch fencing
Open, classic agricultural fencing from a local farm fence company handling Georgia acreage and animals since 2006.
Built to contain horses & livestock
3- and 4-rail ranch fencing with wire infill, sized to your animals — from horses and cattle to goats, dogs, and pets.
Made for acreage & Georgia clay
We set every post in concrete, choose rot-resistant pressure-treated pine or cedar, and contour long, true pasture runs to Georgia’s slopes and hills without leaving gaps.
Backed since 2006
Licensed, insured, and rated 4.9★ by 900+ metro-Atlanta neighbors, with a written workmanship warranty and the $10,000 TrustDALE Make It Right Guarantee.
How it works
From first call to finished farm fence — three simple steps.
Free on-site estimate
We walk your fence line and pasture, take measurements, and go over rail count, wire options, gates, and how the fence will handle your animals and terrain.
A clear, itemized quote
You see exactly what drives the price — footage, rails, wire infill, and gates — usually within the same week. Financing is available through Wisetack.
Install day
Your crew sets every post in concrete, contours the line to your land, hangs the gates, and leaves your property clean.
What neighbors say about their fences
4.9 · 900+ verified Google reviews — these from rail, wire, and acreage-scale projects
★★★★★
Jon is a stand up guy. Fairly priced 275 feet of ranch rail fence. The team installed the fence along the grass area of our backyard but that was about 7ft off the mark we had got the quote for. Jon was understanding and made the fix hassle free with a fair resolution to both sides. The quality, turn around and customer service this company has is outstanding. I would recommend Fenceworks of Georgia to anyone.
— Shawn A.
★★★★★
I would highly recommend FenceWorks of Georgia if you are considering putting a fence up. I was overseeing the installation of a new security fence at my place of business. We required an 8 ft fence with barbed wire and a special gate. FenceWorks won the project, had a fair price, arrived when they said they would, got the job done efficiently, and did a fantastic job!
— Joseph S.
★★★★★
Tony was great quoting the project in a timely and accurate manner from the start to completion of the project. Victor and his crew worked incredibly hard, doing over 400ft of fence in one day. Quality work, solid materials, and overall very happy with the whole process!
— Owen W.
★★★★★
Guilli built 100 feet of fence in one day and it looks amazing we’re very happy with the work!
— Meg R.
Verified Google reviews from FenceWorks customers.
Farm & ranch fence FAQ
Quick answers on cost, containing animals, wire fencing types, and fencing acreage.
How much does a farm or ranch fence cost in Atlanta?
Ranch and farm fencing is priced by the linear foot and depends on the number of rails (3 vs 4), the length and acreage, the wood, and whether you add welded-wire infill. Rail fencing stays economical over long pasture runs. We give free, itemized on-site estimates. As a ballpark, ranch and farm fencing runs about $10–20 per foot installed.
What’s the best fence for horses and livestock?
A 3- or 4-rail wood ranch fence, usually with galvanized or black welded-wire mesh on the inside so animals can’t push through or catch a hoof or head. We size the height and rail count to your animals – taller with more rails for horses, tighter wire for goats and smaller livestock.
Will a ranch fence keep dogs and smaller animals in?
Yes – we add welded-wire mesh to the rails so it contains dogs, pets, and small livestock while keeping the open rail look. The same wire infill also meets pool-barrier code.
Wood ranch rail vs. other farm fencing?
Wood rail (with optional wire) is the classic, attractive look for pastures, paddocks, and estates – sturdy, easy to repair, and well suited to Georgia properties. We set every post in concrete for our clay soil and can mix in wire or board where you need more containment.
How much acreage can you fence, and do you handle gates?
Anything from a single paddock to multi-acre pastures – rail fencing scales economically over distance. We install matching farm gates and access points, including wide equipment gates, as part of the project.
Do you install wire farm fencing — woven wire, high-tensile, or barbed wire?
Yes — beyond wood rail we install wire agricultural fencing: woven-wire field fence, whose graduated spacing safely contains everything from goats and sheep to cattle and horses; high-tensile fencing, a strong, cost-effective, low-maintenance choice for large pastures and cattle operations; and barbed wire, on its own or as top strands over a board or woven-wire fence. Woven wire also makes an effective barrier for keeping deer and other wildlife out of gardens and crops.
Do you install steel board horse fencing?
Yes — for equestrian properties that want maximum longevity, we install Buckley Fence steel board fencing in 3- and 4-rail styles, and we’re one of Buckley’s recommended installers. The steel boards flex under pressure and snap back to their original shape, and if pressure exceeds the steel’s limit (over 400 pounds) the boards break away cleanly — protecting your horse from shards, barbs, or screws. It’s a premium, low-maintenance alternative to wood board fence with the same classic look.
Do you install vinyl ranch rail fencing?
Yes — for properties that want the open ranch rail look with none of wood’s upkeep, we install vinyl ranch rail fencing across metro Atlanta. The rails never need paint, stain, or sealing, and matching gates are available. It costs more up front than wood but needs almost nothing spent on it afterward. See our vinyl fences page for styles and pricing.
Can you fence slopes and hills?
Yes — this is where professional installation earns its keep. Our crews contour (“rack”) the fence line to follow the natural flow of your land, set posts to the right depth, and keep the line tight and gap-free even on steep grades, so livestock can’t find a way under or out.
Can I use farm fencing for a residential property?
Definitely — rail fencing is popular on larger residential lots. A 3- or 4-rail board fence or a rustic split rail marks your property line, adds classic pastoral charm and curb appeal, and keeps the open, neighborly feel a solid privacy fence doesn’t offer. See our split rail fences for the rustic version of the look.