Fence Company in Corrigan, TX

Corrigan is in northern Polk County, where US-59 meets US-287, and the country around it is timber and pasture more than lake. It is in our extended service area: north of Livingston and a longer drive from Onalaska than the lake towns, but one we make regularly. The fence work around Corrigan is mostly farm and ranch, with residential fence and gates in town and a good deal of repair on fence that has been on the land for a long time.

Pasture and timber fence

Cattle pasture carved out of pine is the typical Corrigan property, and the fence that holds it is barbed wire on steel T-posts between H-braced wood corners, or woven field fence where goats or mixed stock are on the place. The corners are everything on a long run, and a fence line that runs into the timber has to be cleared wide enough to build and maintain. Clearing fences and fence rows and how a proper H-brace goes together cover the two things that matter most up here.

Hunting land and hogs

Timber tracts around Corrigan are hunting land, and tall game fence and hog panel around food plots and gardens are regular calls. Feral hogs are as bad in northern Polk County as anywhere we work.

Repairs on old fence

A lot of the fence around Corrigan was built a generation ago, and it shows: leaning corners, slack wire, rotted brace posts, gates that drag. We rebuild braces, reset corners, re-stretch wire and rehang gates, and we tie new fence into what is still sound rather than tearing out a whole run that only needs its corners fixed. See fence repair.

In town

Homes in Corrigan take the standard residential fences: privacy, chain link, picket, and walk gates that latch. Businesses along US-59 need chain link perimeters and enclosures.

Gates on the county roads

Tube gates on pipe posts at the road, sized for cattle trailers and hay equipment, with solar openers where the owner wants to stay in the truck. See driveway gates.

Scheduling

Because Corrigan is at the north edge of our regular range, we group work there into full days. The free on-site estimate and the written price work exactly as they do closer to home.

Before we come out

On a Corrigan ranch job the estimate starts with the line: how long, how much through timber, where the corners and the creek crossings are, and whether old wire has to come out first. Then the animals and the gates. Photos of the worst stretches of old fence, and a rough idea of the footage, let us plan the drive up and bring what the job needs on the first trip.

Timber land and fence lines

A lot of Corrigan property is managed timber, and a fence through it has to allow for the next cut: wide enough to reach, placed where a skidder will not take it out, with gates where equipment enters. If a tract is coming up for harvest, say so; it changes where and when the fence should go in. Clearing fences and fence rows covers what a line through pine involves.

Frequently asked questions

Is Corrigan in your service area?

Yes, in the extended tier. Corrigan is north of Livingston on US-59, further from Onalaska than the core towns, and we serve it regularly.

Can you fence through timber around Corrigan?

Yes. Much of the land around Corrigan is pine, and a fence line through it has to be cleared first. We price the clearing honestly as part of the estimate.

Do you repair old ranch fence up there?

Yes. Resetting corners, rebuilding braces and re-stretching wire on fence that has been on the place for decades is a large part of our work in northern Polk County.