#1 Local Farm & Ranch Fence Company
Built For Acreage, Not Back Yards
Agricultural fence is a different job from residential fence. Longer runs, uneven ground, corner bracing that has to hold tension for twenty years, and animals that will test every weak point you leave.
We build pasture and pen fence across Northwest Arkansas — woven wire, high-tensile, no-climb horse fence, and traditional field fence. On acreage the failure point is almost never the wire. It is the corner assembly, the post depth and the tension. Those are the parts we do not shortcut.
Kismet Fence is a locally owned Licensed Contractor, No. 0446811126, based in Farmington and serving all of Northwest Arkansas.
Farm & Ranch Fence Installation in Northwest Arkansas
Every town around here regulates livestock differently, and most of those rules are written as fencing requirements. We know which one applies to your property before we quote. Our workmanship warranty runs for the lifetime of the fence.
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Farm & Ranch Fence Types
Woven & Field Fence
The workhorse of pasture fencing. Woven wire with graduated spacing — tighter at the bottom, wider at the top — so it holds calves and goats without wasting wire where nothing pushes. Properly braced corners and correct tension are what make the difference between a fence that lasts twenty years and one that sags in three.
High-Tensile Wire
Fewer posts, longer spans and far less material than woven wire, which makes it the economical choice on large acreage. High-tensile holds its tension through heat and cold instead of stretching out, and it can be run electrified or not depending on what you are containing.
No-Climb Horse Fence
Two-inch by four-inch mesh that a hoof cannot get through and a horse cannot climb. This is what we recommend for horses over barbed or high-tensile wire, because the injury risk is far lower. Usually topped with a wood or vinyl rail for visibility so horses see the line.
Pipe, Wood & Vinyl Rail
Welded steel pipe is the rail fence for the runs that take a beating: driveways, working pens, road frontage, anywhere livestock lean and equipment turns. Pipe posts and rails welded on site, so there are no clips or fasteners to work loose. Wood and vinyl three- and four-rail give the same look at a lower cost per foot where the pressure is lighter, and either can carry wire mesh behind the rails to keep smaller animals in.
Why We're Different
The Difference You Can See. The Quality & Care You Can Trust.
Local, Experienced & Trusted
We’re a local team that takes pride in our reputation and stands behind our work.
Professional & Licensed General Contractor
We're experienced, licensed general contractors who follow proper building standards, safety practices, and local codes.
Financing Options
We offer convenient financing plans to make high-quality fencing affordable without compromising on materials or workmanship.
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
We stand behind our work with a reliable warranty that protects your investment and gives you confidence long after installation is complete.
Permits Made Easy
We take care of all required permits so your project stays compliant and on schedule.
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From design to installation, we make fencing simple. Request your free quote today and see why homeowners and businesses choose us for reliable, long-lasting fences.
Local livestock rules are written as fencing rules. Prairie Grove allows horses only where two fenced acres are available. Centerton permits horses and cows on an enclosed pasture of one acre per animal and bans other hooved livestock. Springdale requires a scaled fencing plan submitted with the conditional use application. Siloam Springs requires livestock pens to sit at least 100 feet from any residence. We check yours before quoting.
Farm & Ranch Fences We've Installed in Northwest Arkansas
