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Crab Orchard, Cumberland County
Crab Orchard is east of Crossville along the interstate, and the properties out there get bigger fast. Most of what we build here is wire, farm fence, and long property lines.
The typical Crab Orchard call is not a privacy fence behind a house. It is a property line that runs through woods and pasture, or a field that has to hold stock. Those are different jobs.
Long runs have to be stretched tight and braced properly at the ends and the corners. Skip that and the whole line goes slack in a season, usually in the spot you cannot see from the house.
Crab Orchard is known for its stone, and anybody who has tried to dig out there knows why. Rock close to the surface changes how posts get set and once in a while changes where a line can run at all.
That is the reason we walk a long line with you before the first post goes in. What is under the surface is part of the job.
Fence that keeps stock in works differently than fence that just marks a boundary. Wire spacing, height, and bracing all change depending on what is behind it. Cattle test a fence differently than horses, and both test it differently than a dog.
Tell us what you are keeping in or keeping out, and we will build for that instead of building generic.
Not everything out here is pasture. If you want the yard closed in and wire on the rest of the place, that is one estimate, not two.
Yes. Barbed wire runs, field fence, and board and rail pasture fence, with farm gates where you need to get through.
Usually. A lot of rural fence out here is an old line that needs a new section or a rebuilt corner. We will look at what is there and tell you what is worth keeping.
We plan for it. On the plateau it is not a surprise. What it means in practice is that some posts take longer to set, and now and then a line shifts over to find diggable ground.
No. It is a short run east of Crossville and it sits inside our normal area. The estimate is free.
Tell us what you are picturing and we will come measure and give you a clear, no-pressure estimate. No cost, no obligation.