Black three-rail paddock fence along a gravel ranch lane with golden hills and oaks beyond

Horse & Ranch Fencing Across Sonoma County

Ranch rail, paddocks, corrals and round pens built for animals that lean, rub and run.

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Horse & ranch fences

What horse and ranch fencing do we build?

We build ranch rail and post-and-rail fencing, paddocks, corrals and round pens for horse owners and small farms around Sebastopol and rural Sonoma County. Each layout starts with how the animals use the space: where they graze, where you lead them and where gates need to swing. Wood and metal options are available.

  • Ranch rail and post-and-rail
  • Paddock fencing
  • Corrals
  • Round pens
  • Pasture fencing
  • Farm and arena gates
  • Wire mesh on rail fences
  • Fence line repairs
Open-rail redwood round pen with a kickboard in a sandy clearing, horses and wooded hills behind
Good to know

What makes a fence safe for horses?

Horses lean, rub and sometimes run into fences, so a good horse fence is very visible, strong at the posts and free of sharp edges or gaps that trap a hoof. Rail fences, sometimes with mesh along the bottom, do this well. We'll talk through your animals, the ground and the layout before choosing materials.

Two-rail stained wood arena fence with a kickboard around a large graded sand arena
Solid horizontal redwood round pen on open ranch land with valley oaks, pickup truck parked beside it
Black three-rail fence running down a hillside above a ranch yard with barns, trailers and golden hills
Covered riding arena with a solid wood kickwall and a galvanized wire-mesh ranch gate at the entrance
FAQ

Horse & Ranch Fencing FAQ

Service area

Where do we build ranch and horse fencing?

Ranch and horse fencing takes us onto rural parcels around Sebastopol, Graton and Occidental, the farms south of Petaluma and the open land near Cloverdale and Healdsburg. Most of that ground sits outside city limits, where Permit Sonoma rules apply. See your area below.

Planning paddocks or a round pen?

Send the acreage and what the animals need, or call (707) 396-8940 to walk the land with us.

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