Pipe fencing is ideally suited for farm and ranch applications because of its strength, versatility, and durability. How strong pipe fencing can be depends on the quality of material used for your project. To ensure you don’t end up with a poor quality or radioactive pipe near your livestock, it is critical you select the right pipe fencing contractor. Our team at Payne Acres prioritizes quality on all our services, so you can trust your new fence will be pristine and long-lasting.

We can help make sure you get exactly what you need for your pipe fencing project, from answering simple questions to providing fully customized design services. In most cases, a simple layout sketch with dimension is all that is needed to assist you. E-mail your designs and our team will figure out the linear feet and the types of pipe fence needed, then you can decide what’s best for you.

Yes, we will customize a pipe fence based on your specific needs and specifications.

We can paint in virtually any color, barring HOA or city restrictions. Most of our pipe fencing customers are in Argyle, Flower Mound, or other rural areas like Lantana, Justin, Double Oak, so restrictions by city code aren’t the issue. Your neighbors probably feel that some version of good taste would be preferable, of course.

Yes! Because we’re a full-service general contractor, we source all of our own materials for pipe fencing, gates and cattle guards. We order, we design, we deliver, and we install it all. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy your pipe fence by Payne Acres!

Of course! We concentrate on pipe fencing, cattle guards, custom gates, and custom entries, but if you have a particular need for your land or ranch, call our team and discuss it. If we are the best fit to serve that need, we’ll put a plan together and install it. If not, we probably know who to refer you to.

Yes. For complete customer satisfaction, Payne Acres supports all installation work with a 12-month unconditional workmanship guarantee.

First, contact your neighbor to see if you can agree on the need for a new fence, the type of fence, and who will organize it. You should also discuss its physical placement, which ideally should be on the title boundary line (consult your survey or get a new one). Then, seek a written quotation from a pipe fencing contractor and get a copy of it for your neighbor. The quote should specify the length, height, and type of fence, as well as the cost. It should also include the cost of removing the existing fence, if applicable. Of course, we believe that Payne Acres is the perfect fit for your new pipe fence services!