Supporting Services
Fence systems are often built alongside other site work that affects access, layout, and long-term performance. Cattlemen Fencing routinely addresses this related field work as part of how projects are executed, allowing construction to move forward without unnecessary coordination gaps or sequencing issues.
This work is integrated into the overall flow of construction so site conditions, access, and supporting tasks align with how the fence system is built.
Fence Tear-Out and Removal
Existing fence is removed where it interferes with new construction. Tear-out is performed cleanly so new fence can be built without inherited conflicts from old infrastructure.
Fenceline Clearing and Ground Preparation
Clearing is performed ahead of construction to establish accurate fence lines and stable post locations. Vegetation, obstacles, and surface conditions are addressed in a way that supports efficient installation rather than requiring later correction.
Fire Mitigation Mowing
Mowing is performed along planned or existing fence lines to reduce fire fuel load and improve access in fire-prone areas. This work is often completed in conjunction with construction activities to keep sites manageable and limit vegetation pressure as fence systems are put in place.
Skid Steer Support
Skid steer work is used to establish access, prepare ground, and handle materials during construction. Remote-controlled equipment is used where terrain, slope, or confined conditions would otherwise introduce unnecessary risk or limit precision, allowing site work to proceed safely while keeping fence layout and alignment intact.
Cattle Guard Installation
Cattle guards are installed to allow vehicle access while maintaining controlled livestock movement. Excavation, base preparation, placement, and tie-in are handled so the guard integrates cleanly with adjacent fence and traffic patterns.
Overhead Gateways and Crossings
Overhead gateways and crossings are constructed to maintain equipment access while preserving fence integrity. Clearances and transitions are built to function under regular use without becoming weak points as surrounding fence systems are completed.
Driveway Dressing and Surface Preparation
Driveways and access areas can be dressed using a Harley rake to improve surface consistency and drainage. This work is typically completed where equipment access, staging, or long-term site usability is part of the overall build.
These services reflect how Cattlemen Fencing approaches work in the field—handling related site needs as part of a single, coordinated build process rather than dividing responsibility across multiple crews or timelines.