01 / AGRICULTURAL
Pole and Three Rail
Peeled pole and three rail on pasture divisions. Nothing sharp, nothing a hoof can catch, which is the whole point on the inside.
Middleton sits right on the line between subdivision and farm ground, and the right fence changes depending on which side of it you are standing.
In the subdivisions, Middleton wants what the rest of the valley wants. Cedar or vinyl privacy in the back yard, something lighter across the front, gates that do not sag after two winters. That work is straightforward and we do a lot of it.
On the acreage it gets more specific, and horse property is where it matters most. The interior fence and the perimeter fence are two different jobs. Inside, where the animals actually are, you want no climb mesh, three rail or pole with nothing sharp and no gap a hoof can get caught in. The outside perimeter can be field fence or barbed wire, because its job is the property line rather than the animal. Building both the same way is the mistake we get called out to fix.
We have been doing this out of Kuna since 1972, and Middleton has been on the route the whole time. Every estimate is free and itemized, and the crew on your property works for us.
Three rail cedar on a pasture division. Safe on the inside, where the animals are.
Not a menu so much as what actually goes on the truck when we head to Middleton. If what you want is not here, it is still worth a call — see every fence type we install.
The single most common thing we are called out to fix on Middleton acreage is an interior fence built like a perimeter fence. Barbed wire on the inside of a paddock will eventually cost you a vet bill, and field fence with a wide mesh will eventually catch a hoof. If you are running animals, tell us what and how many at the estimate and we will build the inside and the outside differently.
A few of the styles that come up most here. There are more in the Robell Fence project gallery.
01 / AGRICULTURAL
Peeled pole and three rail on pasture divisions. Nothing sharp, nothing a hoof can catch, which is the whole point on the inside.
02 / CUSTOM
No climb mesh and stock enclosures for the interior, where the animals actually are, built to a different spec than the perimeter.
03 / CEDAR
Dog eared and board on board cedar through the Middleton subdivisions, where the requirement is a private back yard rather than a pasture.
For the interior, where the animals actually are, no climb mesh, three rail or pole fence. Nothing sharp, and no opening wide enough for a hoof to go through and catch. Barbed wire belongs on a perimeter line, not inside a paddock.
Yes, and we build them differently on purpose. The interior has to be safe for the animal. The perimeter has to hold a property line and take weather and equipment. Using one spec for both is the most common problem we get called out to fix on acreage around Middleton.
Both, and Middleton gets a fairly even split. Cedar and vinyl privacy in the subdivisions, field fence, no climb and barbed wire on the ground outside them. Tell us the acreage and what is on it and we will quote the right one.
Regularly. A lot of Middleton acreage comes with fence of unknown age built by somebody nobody can name. We will walk it, tell you what is worth keeping and what is not, and price the removal into the bid rather than adding it at the end.
We also install fence in Meridian · Nampa · Caldwell · Kuna · Star, and across the rest of the Treasure Valley.
Call and tell us where you are in Middleton and what you are trying to fence. We will come measure at no charge.