Where We Work
We build farm and ranch fence across Springfield and the rural Ozarks country around it. Greene County is home ground. From there we work south into Christian County, east into Webster County, north into Polk County, and northeast into Dallas County.
That map is mostly cattle. Rock sits close to the surface across the plateau, so the drill matters everywhere on it, and the ground rolls enough that a fence has to follow terrain instead of running level. Valleys and river bottoms give deeper soil and their own problem, which is water crossing the line.
Towns we serve:
Republic sits southwest of Springfield on the MO-413 side. Willard is north of town in Greene County. Rogersville straddles the Greene and Webster county line on the James River. Fair Grove is north up US 65 and Ash Grove northwest on US 160. Marshfield is the Webster County seat out east along I-44, on old Route 66, and Halltown sits west of Springfield on that same old road. Bolivar, the Polk County seat, anchors some of the heaviest cattle ground in Missouri.
Counties: Greene, Christian, Webster, Polk, and Dallas.
Coverage runs across Greene County and the neighboring counties listed above.
Outside that line? Call (417) 555-0195 anyway. Long fence runs justify a drive, and we will say plainly if yours does not.