Hog wire fences in Kyle and Buda

A hog wire fence is a wood frame filled with welded wire panels. It keeps a clear view of the land, works on slopes and gives dogs and kids a solid boundary. We build them for backyards, Hill Country lots and apartment complexes.

Wood fence with welded wire panels, with a crew member in the background

What a wood and wire fence is

Posts and rails in pine or cedar form the frame. Inside each section goes a heavy welded wire panel, set inside the frame or attached to it. A top rail or cap finishes the line.

The result looks lighter than a privacy fence and costs less in lumber, because most of each section is wire.

Wood and welded wire fence following a slope

Where it works best

  • Yards where you want to keep the view of trees, hills or a creek
  • Lots with slopes, where the sections can step or follow the ground
  • Pets: the welded wire holds dogs better than open rails
  • Gardens and pools surroundings where you want air and light
  • Apartment complexes and common areas
Wood and wire fence around an apartment complex

Options to pick

At the estimate we look at the ground and go over the height, the wire panel size, pine or cedar for the frame, and the gates. On slopes, we decide with you whether the sections step down or follow the grade.

Hog wire, split rail or chain link?

All three keep the view open. Split rail is the most open and the least expensive, but it does not hold dogs on its own. Chain link holds pets and costs little per foot, though it looks utilitarian. Hog wire sits in between: the wood frame looks good around a house, and the welded wire holds pets and keeps animals out of a garden.

If the fence runs along the front of the property and around the yard, many owners use split rail on the long stretches and hog wire close to the house.

From your call to the finished job

  1. Call us

    Tell us what you need and in which city.

  2. Free estimate

    Call for a free estimate. You know the price before any work starts.

  3. Installation

    Our crew sets the posts, builds the wood frame and fastens the wire panels and gates.

Hog wire fences across Central Texas

Wood and wire fits the Hill Country: open lots in Dripping Springs and Wimberley, sloped yards in Kyle and Buda, and acreage near Lockhart where you want to keep the view.

Serving Kyle, Buda, Austin, San Marcos, San Antonio, Luling, Lockhart, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, New Braunfels, Round Rock, Pflugerville.

Questions about hog wire fences

Does a hog wire fence keep dogs in?

It gives a solid boundary that holds most dogs better than an open rail fence. Tell us about your dog at the estimate so we pick the height.

Can it go on a slope?

Yes. The sections can step down or follow the ground. We decide it with you on site.

Do you build them for apartment complexes?

Yes. We have built wood and wire fences for apartment communities.

Is hog wire cheaper than a privacy fence?

It usually takes less lumber, because most of each section is wire. The price depends on length, height and posts; you get it with your free estimate.

Is the hog wire fence work under warranty? Are you insured?

Yes. We give a 1-year warranty on the work we do; ask us for details. Buda Fence is insured.

Are estimates free?

Yes. Call 512-359-2438.

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