It's discouraging to know that people really still don't understand vinyl fencing. People just don't see it as a quality horse fence.   And people don't see the variety that comes behind vinyl fence. They think vinyl fence is just weak material that comes in one style and one color - white.

Vinyl Horse Fencing is High Quality

Vinyl fence is no longer a cheap looking, weak product. Vinyl fencing is actually one of the highest quality, durable horse fence products available today, due to advancements in technology and material design. Vinyl horse fence now comes in a multitude of railing options such as 2 rail, 3 rail, 4 rail, 5 rail and crossbuck. And the variety doesn't stop there; you can now purchase your horse fence by fence styles, such as the classic wood look, the new tuff-stuff horse fence and the big rail which is great for cows and horses. To make it even better, you get to choose your rail, fence style and color. You end up getting something that is made to your liking; and it's extremely durable and adds appeal to your ranch.

These days, ranch owners not only want to save money, but they want to save time as well. With vinyl fencing, ranch owners can now save time when installing vinyl fencing and they can save time and money with their maintenance.

Vinyl Fencing is Simple Maintenance

The maintenance behind vinyl fencing is simple. You basically need a hose and some soapy water or a spray bottle of vinyl cleaning solution and some elbow grease for the tough spots. Granted, this maintenance should be done every 3-6 months, but how easy is to spray off you vinyl fence when watering your garden.

Ranch owners know that they need a lot of fence to do a multitude of things with. They need fence to corral the animals, to corral the kids and to separate their home from the actual ranch.

Vinyl Fencing Improves the Look and Quality of Your Ranch

Can the Right Fence Make Your Property Beautiful?

Many people believe that fence is for safety, security, and animal containment, which is definitely true. But, I must say that I have seen some incredible landscapes where the fence adds to the beauty of the property and, believe it or not, vinyl fence or high density fence have some of the best styles and colors available. Take a look at some of these incredible landscapes across the country and the use of new high density fence colors and styles from a premier manufacturer, Tuff-Stuff.

Fence Properties from Around the Nation

Here to the right is a property in California with a unique Wood Grain Texture high density fence in a deep, rich burgundy color that adds some contrast to the rich green and red elements of the landscape. Likely, this fence will last generations for this property owner and no maintenance or replacement will ever be needed. Not only is this a beautiful vinyl fence, but also it is a cost saver!

Here is another incredible landscape in Michigan to the left with a fence that has a deep violet hue to match the trim of the home on the hill. Imagine how difficult this would have been to achieve with wood and how many times you would have to paint it or repair it over a lifetime. This fence looks intriguing and adds a unique beauty to the landscape of this property.

The Installation of Vinyl Fencing on a Large Farm Property

Installing a vinyl fence is a pretty straightforward process. In the past we have compared it to laying “lay and snap” flooring. Once you have the hang of it, the installation flows pretty smoothly. No matter how easy it will seem, installing a vinyl fence on a large property brings its own set of rules and restrictions. You may face different terrain on a large farm property so it is important to go into the installation process with your eyes open and a strong knowledge on how you plan to approach the installation.

It is important to know your layout and design before beginning. Drawing a diagram is a good place to start so you will know ahead of time where you will have to dig your post-holes. Your terrain on a large property may vary from one side of the property to the other so make sure that if you are going from grass to hard packed dirt you equate for this and obtain any necessary equipment. If your farm property is on a slope then consider which method you will use for the installation of your vinyl fence. The racking method will have the top rail at a slant while the stepping method will keep the top rail straight by lowering and raising the posts to accept the depth difference.

You can find a comprehensive vinyl fence installation guide for your farm property here on our Vinyl Fence Installation page.