Crosby

Crosby is where our work shifts from backyards to acreage. Pipe fence, welded rail, three-rail wood, and no-climb wire across pastures and tree lines, on ground that rolls enough to make a straight run a real job.

Acreage fence lives or dies on its corners. A braced corner assembly is what lets a long wire run carry tension without pulling itself out of the ground, and it is the first thing we build and the last thing we would cut from an estimate.

Ranch entry gates are the other half of the work here: a built-to-measure gate at the drive, columns on either side, and an opener with a keypad so nobody has to get out of the truck in the rain.