Secure containment for farms & large properties.

Woven wire fencing—also called box wire, American wire, or non-climb fencing—uses vertical and horizontal wires woven together to form a tight grid that animals simply cannot push through. Unlike barbed wire or smooth wire that relies on psychological deterrence, woven wire creates a physical barrier that keeps livestock contained and predators out. The tightly-spaced horizontal wires prevent animals from sticking their heads through or climbing over, while the vertical stay wires maintain fence integrity even when animals push against it.

This is why woven wire has been the preferred choice for serious livestock operations throughout Berkeley and Jefferson counties for generations. It works for everything from large cattle and horses down to small goats and sheep. When installed properly with adequate tension and sturdy posts, woven wire fencing provides decades of reliable animal containment without the constant maintenance and repair other fence types require. For property owners whose animals represent significant investment, woven wire delivers the security that matters most.