Farm & lifestyle block fencing
Built for stock, terrain, and Canterbury weather — not just for looks.
Sheep & deer netting
Standard netting for containing sheep or deer, strained and post-driven to hold up against stock pressure and Canterbury nor'westers. We also erect rabbit netting on request — a smaller, occasional job, but one we're set up for.
Horse netting
A finer-mesh netting sat at a height between standard sheep and deer netting — small enough that a hoof can't get caught in it. Also a popular choice for dog runs, where the same small-hole mesh keeps dogs contained safely.
Timber rail fences & stockyards
Post & rail fencing and full stockyard construction — races, pens, and holding yards built to handle stock movement day in, day out.
Arenas & flex rail
Post & rail or flex rail fencing around sand pad arenas. Flex rail is a flexible, polymer-coated rail — a bit cheaper than solid timber, can be electrified, and gives slightly on impact if a horse goes through it, rather than breaking.
Dairy conversions & cattle fencing
Fencing for dairy conversions and general cattle containment, built around irrigation layouts and paddock rotation needs.
Spring fences
Spring-tensioned fence sections that give way for centre pivot irrigators to pass through, then spring back into place — no manual opening and closing required.
Windbreak additions
Windbreak fencing added alongside existing hedges or boundaries — usually a residential job, cutting down wind exposure around a house or garden.
Electric fencing
Energiser unit setup, earthing, and fence testing — voltage checks and fault-finding included, so the fence actually does its job once it's up.
Post driving
Post driving as a standalone service, for jobs where you've got the materials and just need the posts in the ground properly.
