Farm & Agricultural Fencing Arvada, CO

Installing high quality, long lasting farm and agricultural fencing requires careful planning, material selection and proper installation techniques. Here is an overview of our step-by-step process for ensuring your new fence meets the security, functionality and aesthetic needs of your rural Arvada property:

Initial Site Evaluation and Planning

• Thorough assessment of terrain, soils, vegetation, water resources, existing infrastructure and any other site-specific factors.
• Identification of intended fence purpose – perimeter security, livestock containment, rotational grazing, property line delineation, etc.
• Mapping of proposed fence line placement based on customer priorities, land features, operational flow, aesthetics, future plans.
• Determination of special needs or challenges – hilly areas, water crossings, tight spaces, existing landscaping to work around, etc.
• Selection of appropriate fencing materials for performance, durability and appearance.
• Development of preliminary installation plan and sequence.

Material Staging

• Delivery and organized staging of all required fencing materials, tools and equipment prior to installation date.
• Stockpiling of supplies at strategic locations along planned fence line to optimize workflow.
• Final material verification – no shortages or defects that could delay progress or compromise quality.
• Equipment testing and preparation for efficient, accurate digging, setting and assembly.

Field Preparation

• Outline fence perimeter with temporary markings for reference.
• Brush clearing or grading if necessary to create accessible working space along fence line.
• Location identification for specialized treatment of corners, gates, water crossings, property lines.
• Double check underground utility locations if relevant.

Post Hole Digging

• Excavation of precisely aligned and properly sized holes for every fence post and anchor.
• Adjustments to depth and diameter of holes based on soil conditions and post usage.
• Gravel fill and tamping of any holes with poor drainage or loose soil.
• Temporary marking and protection of open holes during multi-day installations.

Post and Brace Setting

• Plumbing and alignment of end, corner and gate posts into holes and anchoring with concrete.
• Precise spacing, leveling and tamping of line posts into holes.
• Solid attachment of tensioning and bracing assemblies designed for specific loads and soil conditions.
• Allowing of proper concrete curing time before stressing braces or hanging materials.

Fence Material Installation

• Attaching of selected fencing mesh, panels or wires to end, corner, gate and line posts.
• Splicing of panel or wire joints with appropriate clips, ties or tensioning tools.
• Modify attachment methods if installing electric fencing with insulated stand-offs.
• Securing top and bottom wires/rails with designed tension for fence performance and safety.
• Spacing line posts according to fencing type and containment requirements.

Gates and Accessories

• Hanging of swing gates and installation of rails, rollers and latches for smooth operation.
• Framing openings for cattle guards if specified.
• Setting boulders or landscape timbers to protect corners or openings from vehicle damage.

Finishing and Inspection

• Collection and removal of all material scraps, temporary markers and worksite debris.
• Visual and operational inspection of entire new fence line and gates when complete.
• Touch up painting or minor adjustments to ensure flawless appearance and functionality for years to come.
• Customer walk through and acceptance of finished installation prior to demobilization.

By systematically following this proven process, we are able to deliver agricultural fencing installations that fully meet the security, safety, operational and aesthetic objectives of each unique rural property we serve near Arvada. Contact us to see how our expertise can benefit your farm, ranch or acreage!