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We build fences that inspire confidence and elevate every landscape through craftsmanship, innovation, and design. Each structure we create is a blend of strength and artistry. We build to protect, define, and endure.
Your fencing and land layout are the physical framework that defines your property’s character and usability. They guide how people move, how horses interact, and how the land ages over time. Smart land development begins with respect for natural terrain — understanding slopes, drainage, and tree lines to position paddocks and arenas efficiently.
Fencing is both art and engineering. Oak board fencing creates a timeless aesthetic, while coated wire or flex fencing delivers safety with low maintenance. Electric tape works beautifully for rotational pastures, giving flexibility without compromising control. Meanwhile, driveways and gates should be designed not only for access but for impact — wide enough for trailers, lined with native plants, and finished with a sense of arrival.
Every post and pathway contributes to the property’s long-term story. At High Country, our goal is to create spaces that merge luxury and logic — farms that look stunning from the gate but work flawlessly behind the scenes.
Frequently Asked Question
1. What kind of zoning or permits do I need to build an equestrian property?
2. How many acres do I need for horses and proper pasture management?
3. What’s the best layout for a functional horse farm?
4. What type of barn should I build: center aisle, shed row, or custom design?
5. What should I consider for footing and arena design?
6. How do I ensure proper drainage and land grading?
7. What’s the average cost to build and maintain an equestrian facility?
8. How can I design my property for both beauty and efficiency?