How much does fence installation cost in Louisville, KY?

Costs vary: chain link $10–$20/LF, wood privacy $18–$30/LF, vinyl $25–$40/LF, aluminum $20–$35/LF, board fence $8–$20/LF. Call 502-468-1209 for a free estimate.

What makes S&S Fencing different?

Agricultural fencing specialists, fence/barn painting, post augering for DIY, skid loader work, products for sale. Family-owned, open 24/7.

Do you install fences in Southern Indiana?

Yes — Jeffersonville, Clarksville, New Albany, Corydon and more, plus 28+ Kentucky communities.

Are you open on weekends and holidays?

Open 24/7, every day of the year. Call 502-468-1209 anytime.

What's the difference between woven and welded wire?

Woven wire is flexible and absorbs animal impact without breaking. Welded wire is rigid. Woven wire is superior for livestock containment.

What height do I need for goats?

47" or 60" woven wire with 6" stay spacing. Goats are escape artists — tight spacing at the bottom is essential.

Woven Wire Fence Installation Kentucky

Woven Wire Fencing — Essential Livestock Containment for Kentucky Farms

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Agricultural fencing — Kentucky farm, horse pasture, and livestock work — S&S Fencing project 3

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When Board Fence Isn't Enough

Board fencing contains horses, but goats, sheep, and hogs require woven wire. S&S Fencing installs woven wire across Kentucky and Southern Indiana in multiple heights — 26", 32", 39", 47", and 60" — with 6" and 12" stay spacings to match the livestock. We've fenced everything from small hobby goat operations in Spencer County to multi-pasture cattle and sheep farms across Nelson, Hardin, and Bullitt Counties. Call 502-468-1209 for a free on-site walk.

Choosing the Right Woven Wire

Stay spacing matters more than most owners realize. Tight 6" stays at the bottom keep goats and lambs in; 12" stays save money on cattle-only perimeters. Wire gauge runs from 12.5 (most common, high-tensile) up to heavier 9-gauge field fence for high-pressure situations. Class 3 galvanized coating is standard on our installs — it gives the fence a 30+ year service life in Kentucky's wet pasture conditions.

Combined Systems — Board Fence + Woven Wire

The most versatile farm fence combines a board top rail with woven wire below — keeping horses visible and contained at the top while preventing escape of smaller animals at the bottom. This is our most-recommended system for mixed-livestock operations, working horse boarding facilities, and farms that plan to change herd composition over time.

H-Brace Construction & Proper Tensioning

Woven wire is only as good as its corners. Every S&S Fencing woven-wire install includes properly built H-braces at corners, gates, and direction changes, plus correct end-post construction. We tension the wire to manufacturer spec using a stretcher bar — over-tightened wire fatigues prematurely, under-tightened wire sags and lets animals push through. The fence should look as good in year ten as it did the day we left.

Service Area

Woven wire installs throughout Kentuckiana — Louisville, Bardstown, Shepherdsville, Mt. Washington, Taylorsville, Bloomfield, Elizabethtown, Lebanon, Frankfort, Lawrenceburg, Lexington, and Bowling Green, plus Clark, Floyd, Harrison, and Scott Counties in Southern Indiana. Free estimates. Call 502-468-1209.

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