North Georgia Fence Builders SM
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Dog fencing, hot wire or miles of twisted "no climb" and more...
Project: Etowah Water Authority
The Etowah Water Authority in Dawsonville, GA needed a fence to discourage hikers and animals, particularly deer, from entering their project area. Over 8000 feet of fencing consisting of Gauge 1047 Red-Head twisted no climb horse wire with 2 strands of Gaucho 12 gauge barbed wire at the top and one strand at the bottom divides this rugged, steep terrain. We knew we were signing up for an aerobics assignment as we observed the remote access to the area to be fenced which would require much of the material to be moved by hand.
This blue-printed engineered plan we followed specified strong back cross ties every 330 feet and in-line posts as the inclines of the terrain changed. We used 8' pressure treated posts with a 6" - 8" diameter. The corner posts are spaced approximately 7.5 feet apart with the top rail fastened with 3/8" galvanized pins and timberlock screws.
Classic Electric Fence System
An
economical application of horse fencing when esthetics was not a high
priority, this customer opted to install 3 strands of high tinsel hot
wire to separate her paddock and pasture. In line T-posts are 20' apart
and corner posts are set approximately 7.5 feet apart. It is important
to consider that we use NO NAILS
for any of our fence projects. Observe how often nail heads pull out
of the wood as wood ages. This presents a danger to horses and
livestock in addition to shortening the life expectancy of the fence.
To give our customers the best value, we construct with 3/8" galvanized
pins and 8 - 10 inch timberlock screws.
Racheted System, Extra Assurance.
A key to successful wire fence construction is management of the posts. We place every post deep into the ground within a bed of concrete. This, alone, is great assurance that your post won't "give". However, as added assurance that you always keep proper tension on your fence, we install racheted cross ties on corner posts. You might never need them, but if you do, it guarantees easy of use when tightening a corner.
Looking for a Quality Dog Fence?
Sometimes, Fido just needs a good dog fence. Easy. Show us where you want it to go. Solid and sturdy, he'll have a hard time finding a way to go out for a great explore unless you open the gate and let him.
Why are customers pleased with North Georgia Fence Builders?
North Georgia Fence Builders is a division of Precision Barn Builders, LLC. Please visit our website to learn more. In brief, at North Georgia Fence Builders, your fence installer is also the owner of the company; your contractor. Damon Hunt began building agricultural structures and fences since his father and grandfather first gave him a hammer. "Back then", as Damon remarks, "we didn't have the time or money to re-do our work and protecting livestock was of highest priority." As skilled carpenters, doing a job right was the only worthwhile way to do any job.
Complete attention is given to each project as if it were our own. Additionally, respecting your property, keeping a clean and trash-free work site, extending consideration to your neighbors and finishing on time are important priorities.\
What is the next step?
Contact Damon Hunt or Administrator Carol to discuss your project and gain a preliminary quote. All projects require a site visit to assess the land and confirm your project requirements. After which, you are provided with a complete proposal outlining your final price for installing your ideal Georgia horse fence.
North Georgia Fence Builders builds throughout North Georgia which includes: Alpharetta, Cumming, Dawsonville, Dahlonega, Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Blairsville, Jasper, Talking Rock, White, Canton, Marietta, Covington, Monroe, Social Circle, Athens, Lula, Commerce, Winder, Conyers, Gainesville, Jefferson, Toccoa....and, all those little town in-between and around.
The Etowah Water Authority in Dawsonville, GA needed a fence to discourage hikers and animals, particularly deer, from entering their project area. Over 8000 feet of fencing consisting of Gauge 1047 Red-Head twisted no climb horse wire with 2 strands of Gaucho 12 gauge barbed wire at the top and one strand at the bottom divides this rugged, steep terrain. We knew we were signing up for an aerobics assignment as we observed the remote access to the area to be fenced which would require much of the material to be moved by hand.
This blue-printed engineered plan we followed specified strong back cross ties every 330 feet and in-line posts as the inclines of the terrain changed. We used 8' pressure treated posts with a 6" - 8" diameter. The corner posts are spaced approximately 7.5 feet apart with the top rail fastened with 3/8" galvanized pins and timberlock screws.
Classic Electric Fence System
An
economical application of horse fencing when esthetics was not a high
priority, this customer opted to install 3 strands of high tinsel hot
wire to separate her paddock and pasture. In line T-posts are 20' apart
and corner posts are set approximately 7.5 feet apart. It is important
to consider that we use NO NAILS
for any of our fence projects. Observe how often nail heads pull out
of the wood as wood ages. This presents a danger to horses and
livestock in addition to shortening the life expectancy of the fence.
To give our customers the best value, we construct with 3/8" galvanized
pins and 8 - 10 inch timberlock screws.Racheted System, Extra Assurance.
A key to successful wire fence construction is management of the posts. We place every post deep into the ground within a bed of concrete. This, alone, is great assurance that your post won't "give". However, as added assurance that you always keep proper tension on your fence, we install racheted cross ties on corner posts. You might never need them, but if you do, it guarantees easy of use when tightening a corner.
Looking for a Quality Dog Fence?
Sometimes, Fido just needs a good dog fence. Easy. Show us where you want it to go. Solid and sturdy, he'll have a hard time finding a way to go out for a great explore unless you open the gate and let him.Why are customers pleased with North Georgia Fence Builders?
North Georgia Fence Builders is a division of Precision Barn Builders, LLC. Please visit our website to learn more. In brief, at North Georgia Fence Builders, your fence installer is also the owner of the company; your contractor. Damon Hunt began building agricultural structures and fences since his father and grandfather first gave him a hammer. "Back then", as Damon remarks, "we didn't have the time or money to re-do our work and protecting livestock was of highest priority." As skilled carpenters, doing a job right was the only worthwhile way to do any job.
Complete attention is given to each project as if it were our own. Additionally, respecting your property, keeping a clean and trash-free work site, extending consideration to your neighbors and finishing on time are important priorities.\
What is the next step?
Contact Damon Hunt or Administrator Carol to discuss your project and gain a preliminary quote. All projects require a site visit to assess the land and confirm your project requirements. After which, you are provided with a complete proposal outlining your final price for installing your ideal Georgia horse fence.
North Georgia Fence Builders builds throughout North Georgia which includes: Alpharetta, Cumming, Dawsonville, Dahlonega, Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Blairsville, Jasper, Talking Rock, White, Canton, Marietta, Covington, Monroe, Social Circle, Athens, Lula, Commerce, Winder, Conyers, Gainesville, Jefferson, Toccoa....and, all those little town in-between and around.
North Georgia Fence Builders SM
P. O. Box 786
Dahlonega, GA 30533
Damon Hunt, Contractor and Builder
Damon@PrecisionBarnBuilders.com
(706) 974-1074, Damon's on site number
(678) 232-2821, Carol's office contact number
(706) 974-1074, Damon's on site number
(678) 232-2821, Carol's office contact number
North Georgia Fence Builders is a division of Precision Barn Builders, LLC.
