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Round Hill Fence

Litter Control & Deer Fencing

Fine Mesh. Strong Hold. Keeps What Should Stay In from Getting Out.

Nylon Mesh Fencing for Litter Control & Deer

About Litter Control & Deer Fencing

Windblown litter is a real problem for landfills, transfer stations, construction sites, and large commercial properties. The solution does not have to be complicated. A very fine but very strong nylon mesh installed along the perimeter catches debris before it leaves the site – quietly, reliably, and without a lot of visual impact.

Round Hill Fence installs nylon mesh fencing for litter control across Vermont and New Hampshire. We also use the same mesh for deer fencing – it is strong enough to keep deer out of gardens, orchards, and landscaped areas, and low profile enough to blend into the background. Two problems, one proven material.

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A PRACTICAL SOLUTION FOR TWO COMMON PROBLEMS

Why Nylon Mesh Fencing?

Whether you are managing a landfill litter problem or trying to keep deer out of a garden, nylon mesh fencing is one of the most effective and low-profile solutions available. Here is why it works:

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Have a Litter or Deer Problem That Needs a Real Solution?

Give Jesse and the Round Hill Fence team a call. We will come out, assess your site, and put together a free estimate. No pressure, no obligation.

F. A. Q

Frequently Asked Questions

Litter control fencing uses a very fine but very strong nylon mesh installed along the perimeter of a property or facility. The mesh catches windblown debris before it can escape the site. It is a proven solution for landfills and transfer stations that need to meet litter containment standards, as well as construction sites, recycling facilities, and any large property where windblown trash is a recurring problem.

Yes. The nylon mesh we use for litter control works very well as deer fencing. It is strong enough to keep deer out of gardens, orchards, and landscaped areas, and because it is fine and dark in color it blends into the background and is much less visible than traditional wire or wood fencing.

It depends on the application. Landfill and transfer station litter control typically requires taller installations - often in the range of 6 to 15 feet depending on site conditions and regulatory requirements. Deer fencing is generally installed at 7 to 8 feet to prevent deer from jumping over. We will assess your site and recommend the right height for your situation.

Yes. The nylon mesh we use is specifically selected for strength and weather resistance. It holds up well to snow load, ice, and UV exposure over time. We have installed it on sites across Vermont and New Hampshire and it performs reliably in our climate.

Always. Contact us or give us a call and we will come out to your property at no charge.