Are you contemplating having electric fencing installed on your property in Opportunity? This fencing type is appropriate for all kinds of livestock and is effective at keeping animals on and off of your property. It’s also less harmful than alternatives like barbed wire; so you can rest assured knowing your livestock won’t be injured. In addition, a fencing expert can install your electric fence in a timely manner and at an affordable price. In spite of the benefits, though, this option may not be optimal for your particular needs. Before making your final choice, carefully consider the answer to each of the following questions.
Are Electric Fences Expensive?
Fortunately, electric fencing is roughly the same cost to install as more conventional fencing options. In most instances, the materials cost less than barbed wire. The installation is also quite simple, so labor costs are reasonable.
Is This a Permanent Solution?
Electric fencing can be a permanent solution for livestock containment. High tensile power fencing has a comparable lifespan to chain-link and barbed wire fencing.
Can I Use Electric Fencing for Poultry?
This is an ideal solution for both poultry and livestock fencing. As long as you implement electric netting and all of your birds are non-flying, it will work to a T. It’s also an effective deterrent for foxes and other predators.
Think Electric Fencing Is the Right Choice for Your Property?
Do you believe electric fencing is right for you and your property in Opportunity? To get the expert advice and high-quality installation services, contact the professionals at All Terrain Fence today! Our crew members are industry professionals and can help you with all fence installations. We also provide custom panels, gates & entryways, and rock drilling services. We look forward to being your go-to solution for your fencing needs.
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Posted on October 4, 2020 | Published by Ignite Local | Related Local Business