Farm Fence Installation in Centralia, MO
Columbia Farm Fence builds farm and agricultural fence in Centralia, Missouri. Our work covers field fence, high-tensile smooth wire, barbed wire, board fence, welded pipe corrals, and farm gates. We are licensed and insured in Missouri and we serve both sides of this town.
Centralia straddles the Boone and Audrain county line. Plenty of places up here own ground in both. That raises the question we get asked most on this end of the map, which is who owns the fence. Missouri's general fence law covers Boone and Audrain alike. Under it the livestock owner fences in his own stock. Where neighbors both run cattle against the same line, each keeps up his own half. A lawful fence stands at least four feet tall on posts set firmly no more than twelve feet apart. Give your neighbor written notice before you build or rebuild a division fence, and check with your county on anything unusual.
The town started as a railroad station in 1857, and grain and cattle have moved off this ground ever since. Long pasture runs still pay better in barbed wire or high tensile than in anything else. We set wood corners and drive steel T-posts on the line. T-posts hold wire up. They do not hold wire back, so every corner, end, and gate opening gets a real H-brace with the diagonal wire wrapped twice and twisted until it rings.
Winter is quote season. We build when the ground thaws.
Call (573) 555-0157 for a free estimate on farm fence in Centralia.