Fencing Contractor in Rotorua

Why a Farmer and
Not Just a Fencer

Where the gate goes decides how easily you move stock on your own.
How well set up your fencing and water is determines how easy you’ll find it to manage your farm or lifestyle block.

Twenty years commercial farming.
Dairy, beef, fencing and orchard work — This has taught me to see the big picture of what you can accomplish getting little things right on your block.

Whether the fence needs to hold sheep or just cattle changes the wire spacing and the cost. Where the water sits decides how you can subdivide later without redoing the job.

I am thinking about how you will use the paddock in five years, not just where the posts go this week.

Based in the Ngongotaha Valley, working across the Rotorua district.

When you call me out for a quote I’ll help you to get the best solution for your lifestyle needs.

Splitting a Paddock

Every new fence line creates a paddock that needs water in it. That is the same job, the same day and the same quote.

If you are subdividing, I will run the pipe and set the trough while the machinery is already on site. Doing it later means bringing everything back and paying for the trip twice.

From First Call to Finished Fence

1. Tell me about the job. Ring or send a message. A few photos from your phone help.
2. I come out to the paddock. We walk the line, sort out gates and water, and I put a quote together. Free, no obligation.
3. I bring everything. Materials, gear and the team.
4. The rubbish leaves with me. Old wire, rotten posts, all of it goes on the trailer.

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