Cookeville, Tennessee · Upper Cumberland
New perimeter fence, pasture cross-fencing and storm damage repair on working land — Putnam, Overton, White and Cumberland counties.
What we build
Sample prices for straight runs on your ground. Call or text with the line you want fenced and I'll walk it, measure it, and put a real number on it.
Tight, straight runs of barbed wire on steel posts, with braced corners and gate ends. Strung and stapled by hand, checked corner to corner before we load up.
Woven wire with a top barb and a bottom ground wire, stretched tight enough that a kid goat can't nose under it. Built for small stock and whatever comes sniffing around them.
Three rails high on posts set in the ground. Ages to grey, holds a line, and looks right in front of the house, along the drive, or around the barn lot.
Already have your wire and just need posts in the ground? I bring the auger, set corner and line posts plumb and packed, and leave you a straight line to build on.
Turn one big pasture into working paddocks, laid out around your water, your gates and the way you actually move stock.
Service area
Working out of Cookeville across the Upper Cumberland — these four counties, plus the back roads and small towns in between.
Not sure if you're in the run?Call or text and ask — if you're in the Upper Cumberland, it's worth a look.
How it runs
One operator, one phone number. You talk to the person who sets your posts.
Tell me the county, roughly how many feet, and whether it's new fence or storm damage. A photo of the line on your phone works fine.
I come out, walk it with you, look at the corners and the gates, and put footage and a price per foot on paper before anything starts.
Auger the posts, brace the corners, stretch the wire or lay the cedar. You get a line that's straight, tight and holding.
Storm damage & new fence
Downed wire, leaning posts, a line the cattle are walking through — text me a picture and I'll get eyes on it.
(555) 014-2290 Call or text — Cookeville, TN