Farm Fencing

Farm Fencing Vermont & New Hampshire

Protect your land, your crops, and your equipment, without cutting corners on what holds it all in place

Protect What Matters Most

Vermont & New Hampshire Farm Fencing

Running a farm means fencing for more than one job at once. Livestock need secure containment. Garden beds need protection from deer and other wildlife. Equipment yards and outbuildings need a secure perimeter. Property lines need to be clearly marked, especially on larger parcels bordering neighbors, roads, or shared land. Round Hill Fence has been building fencing for Vermont and New Hampshire farms since 1993, livestock containment, perimeter, and property fencing alike, sized and specced for the job it’s actually doing on your property.

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More Than a Boundary Line

What a Proper Farm Fence Does

A well-built farm fence does more than mark where your land ends. It also:

Contains livestock reliably, horses, cattle, goats, and sheep each have different containment needs and may call for different heights, wire spacing, or electrification
Keeps deer, coyotes, and other wildlife off your property, protecting gardens, orchards, and livestock alike
Secures equipment yards, outbuildings, and storage areas from unwanted access
Marks property lines clearly along roads, neighboring land, or shared boundaries
Holds up through Vermont mud season, frost heave, and hard winters without shifting or sagging
Adds structure and curb appeal to a working property, not just function

Materials and styles:

Pressure-treated board fencing, a durable, attractive option for horse pastures and larger livestock, resists rot and holds up to animals leaning and rubbing on it
High-tensile wire, one of the most cost-effective and versatile options for livestock containment and long perimeter runs, holds up well in Vermont's climate
Woven wire, a strong, budget-friendly choice for smaller or more agile livestock, gardens, and orchards
Wood board fencing, for a traditional look along driveways, yards, and building perimeters
Split rail, for boundary marking on rural and country properties
Metal fencing (chain link or ornamental), for equipment yards and outbuildings that need real security
Custom gate placement, so equipment and vehicles move through your property the way you need them to

All of the above livestock options can be set up as electric-ready, which significantly improves containment and helps deter predators.

See Our Farm Fencing Installations

This high-tensile electric fence is located in Lowell, VT.

This 3 rail board fencing in Stowe Vermont is built entirely from pressure-treated lumber.

Livestock Fencing in Vermont — You can see this project on Route 58, (Lowell Mountain) in Irasburg, VT.

This high-tensile (Gallagher) fence contains Scottish Highlanders.

can contain children and even large dogs.

Woven Wire Fencing in Vermont — When chain link is too much….

This is what happens when you use concrete in heavy soil–they push out of the ground. Ask us what we do to avoid this problem.

Full Black Vinyl Chain Link. A nice feature of black vinyl–it tends to blend into the landscape in some venues.

Pet containment fence in a back yard, South Burlngton, VT

Rail Fences Vermont — This species uses locust posts and southern yellow pine rails. The rails are sawed to look like they are split.

black locust split rail vermont — An enclosure made of black locust split rail.

A fine example of a “full black vinyl” chain link fence. All components have a vinyl coating for extra duraility.

Built for Vermont & New Hampshire Farms

Fencing That Handles Real Weather and Real Work

A farm fence has to earn its keep every season, not just look good on installation day. Fencing that isn’t built for Vermont’s ground conditions works loose during freeze-thaw cycles, and fencing that isn’t sized right for the job, garden wire trying to double as a perimeter fence, or a boundary fence that can’t actually stop equipment access, ends up needing to be redone. Round Hill Fence specs each farm fencing project for what it’s actually protecting, so it holds up the first time.

Ready to Secure Your Property?

Give Jesse and the Round Hill Fence team a call. We’ll come out, take a look at your land, and put together a free estimate for farm fencing built for exactly what you need it to do.

Call Us: (802) 754-6328
Email us: info@roundhillfence.com
Visit Us: 288 Telephone Rd, Orleans, VT 05860

F. A. Q

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any farm fence be electrified?

Yes. Board, high-tensile, and woven wire fencing can all be set up for electric use. Adding an electric strand improves livestock containment and helps deter predators.

Do you replace old or damaged farm and livestock fencing?

Yes. If your existing fencing is aging, damaged, or not doing its job anymore, we can replace it. Give us a call and we'll come take a look.

Is there a charge for an estimate?

No. Call us or send a message and we'll come out to your property at no charge.

Vinyl Fences

Metal Fences

Use Cases

Wood Fences

Split Rail Fences

Livestock Fences

Security Gates

Specialty Fences

Custom Fences