Ranch Rail Fencing In Houston

Rocket Fence is your trusted and preferred fence installation expert in Houston, TX. With an unmatched commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction, our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to transforming properties with the timeless elegance of Ranch Rail Fencing. From larger pastures to estates, we offer cost-effective fencing solutions that not only keep pets, children, and unwanted animals secure but also provide superior durability for horses and livestock. With various customization options available, we are a preferred fence company providing our services in Houston and surrounding areas, such as Tomball, The Woodlands, Magnolia, Cypress, Spring, and Conroe, ensuring your property stands out with our exceptional Ranch Rail Fencing installations.

Ranch rail fences are commonly built with either a welded wire or horse wire as well. Welded wire and horse wire look the same in general, with a 2”x4” pattern. Welded wire is cheaper and works for most applications. If you have large and more aggressive dogs and/or horses, going with a heavier gauge wire, such as horse wire, is recommended. The horse wire has knots where all the vertical and horizontal cross wires intersect for superior durability. Ranch rail fencing is usually built with 4x4 treated yellow pine #2 square posts or 4” round treated wood posts and 1x6 treated corral boards. To save on cost more, you can also build a welded wire fence with t-posts and some wood posts and cut out the corral boards.

Different Styles of Ranch Rail Fence We Offer

Vinyl Ranch Rail Fence

The rails go through punched channel posts with the vinyl version. When adding wire to a ranch rail style fence, it’s done a little differently depending on whether it's with wood posts and rails or with vinyl fencing. With vinyl fencing, you install the posts, install the rails, then attach the wire to the back side of the fence using corrosion-resistant lag screws with a rubber washer head (roofing screws are great for this). 

White Vinyl Ranch Rail fence

White vinyl is the most common and most affordable in either 3 or 4 rail applications. You can also get black, brown, beige, and other colored vinyl fencing, but those are more costly than white vinyl. Textured vinyl fencing is also available so that it has a more rustic real wood-like appearance but that is even more expensive than just upgrading to a color other than white vinyl. 

White vinyl fencing is a great bang for your buck since it can last a lifetime and is generally pretty maintenance-free. Occasionally it may need to be pressure washed to get off dirt and pollen that can build up, but at least you don’t have to replace any warping wood posts or cracked boards or repaint your fence every few years. If a large animal, car, or tree damages the fence, repairs are usually cheap and easy to do as well. 

Wood Ranch Rail Fence

With wood ranch rail fencing, you can either have the posts be flat with the top of the fence or extend above the fence and be notched. We like it notched and feel it gives an accent to the fence for minimal effort and cost. No matter if it’s a residential fence or commercial fence. 

Cedar Split Rail Fence

Cedar Split Rail Fence can be a classic option for ranches. A cedar split rail fence is a beautiful addition to any property. It made from naturally rot-resistant wood, so it is an ideal material for a fence. Cedar Split Rail Fence is durable and can withstand the extreme heat and humidity that is common in Houston. 

Professional Ranch Rail Fence Installers in Houston TX

It’s always important to use experienced fence companies near you that can show you example pictures of their work, provide references, and have proper insurance. Rocket Fence is a preferred fence company in Houston that can build all kinds of ranch rail fences, whether it’s a split rail cedar fence, standard ranch rail, white vinyl, or something else. We honor a 1-year workmanship warranty and provide free fence estimates. Start building your new ranch rail fence today by calling us or requesting a quote online. We may even be able to provide pricing over the phone. If not, you can schedule an appointment with one of our fence estimators. We look forward to hearing from you!