Post and rail
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Land & rural
Equestrian & agricultural fencing
Practical fencing and gate systems that stand up to animals, weather and the daily demands of rural life.
Designed around your site
Safe, practical boundaries that stand up to animals and weather.
Rural fencing is only as reliable as its layout, strainers, posts and gates. We design for the livestock, land, machinery access and maintenance the boundary will face.
We listen to what the boundary needs to achieve, assess the practical constraints and turn those decisions into a clear written specification. You see the agreed materials, scope and programme before installation begins.
Materials & applications
Options we can specify.
Your surveyor will explain the trade-offs around appearance, longevity, maintenance, security and budget.
Stock fencing
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Paddock divisions
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Five-bar gates
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Electric fencing
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
Field repairs
Specified to suit the intended use, site conditions and the finish you want to achieve.
From survey to handover
A considered process, clearly explained.
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Walk the line, assess terrain, access, livestock and gate positions.
- 02
Specify post spacing, rails, wire and timber treatment for the intended use.
- 03
Install efficiently with strong end assemblies and practical access points.
Reputation, built over time
Work people are happy to put their name to.
Repeat business and word of mouth have shaped Harper Fencing for more than three decades.
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Fantastic job using top quality wood.
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Prompt, professional and hard working.
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Stood up amazingly well for 22 years.
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Locally delivered
Rural fencing across the region.
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Helpful detail
Rural fencing questions.
These are useful starting points. A site survey is the best way to confirm the right specification.
What fencing is safest for horses?+
Post-and-rail is a common choice because it is visible and robust. The final specification depends on the animals, stocking pressure and whether mesh or electric stand-offs are needed.
Can you fence uneven or sloping land?+
Yes. We survey levels and access, then adapt the layout and installation method to the terrain.
Do you install field gates and electric fencing?+
Yes. Gates, electric systems and agricultural security can be included as part of a joined-up boundary project.