Heavy-duty wood cattle fencing for livestock containment, pastures, and large rural properties — serving Greater Houston since 1979.
Griffin Fence installs wood cattle fencing for livestock operations, hobby farms, and rural properties throughout the Greater Houston area. Heavy-duty posts set in deep concrete footings, multiple horizontal rails for animal containment, and gate systems for access — all built for the demands of working livestock operations. 47 years in business. Free estimates — call 713-937-6611.
The Greater Houston area includes a significant rural and semi-rural fringe where hobby farms, small ranches, and agricultural properties require serious livestock fencing. Griffin Fence has been building cattle and livestock fencing across this landscape for 47 years — from small backyard animal enclosures in Katy to large pasture perimeters in Waller and Montgomery counties.
Cattle fencing prioritizes structural strength and containment ability above all. Posts are larger diameter than residential fencing, set deeper in concrete footings, and braced at corners and gates. Rails are heavier lumber — typically 2x6 or larger — installed to resist the pushing and leaning pressure of cattle over long fence runs.
Cattle fencing requirements vary by livestock type, property size, and terrain. Griffin Fence builds to the specifications your animals and land demand.
Posts are 6x6 or larger pressure-treated lumber, set 3 to 4 feet deep in concrete footings. Corner posts and gate posts receive additional depth and diagonal bracing for maximum structural strength.
Three to four horizontal rails of 2x6 or heavier lumber. Rail height and spacing are configured for the type of livestock being contained — cattle, horses, goats, and other animals have different behavioral and physical requirements.
Heavy-duty swing gates and slide gates with livestock-rated hardware. Gate openings sized for equipment access where needed. Self-closing, self-latching options available for animal safety.
Griffin Fence handles large-scale pasture perimeter fencing projects. We can manage the full scope of a multi-acre livestock enclosure from post layout to gate hardware installation.
Cattle fencing in Texas typically uses pressure-treated pine posts and rails — the combination of treatment and pine’s structural properties provides the right balance of strength, durability, and cost for long fence runs and livestock applications.
For property owners who want a more aesthetically refined look alongside functional livestock containment — such as horse properties with visible fencing from the road — Griffin Fence can specify cedar rails and boards that provide the traditional ranch fence appearance while meeting livestock containment standards.
Hybrid Fencing: Many Houston-area horse and livestock properties use a hybrid approach — heavy structural posts and rails for containment, with cedar board cladding on the exterior face for curb appeal. Griffin Fence can build this for your property.
For more information, visit our farm and ranch fence Houston, TX page.
Texas livestock fencing laws and requirements are addressed in the Texas Agriculture Code. Acreage property owners may also consult Harris County or their specific county for local agricultural fence requirements.