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JMA Fence & Landscape Service
4.3(
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Serving Casper, WY and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

In business since 2000

Free estimates

Small jobs welcome

"Jim took the money for the fence installment up front and completely left us hanging. Continued to call and text for updates on the fencing progress and there was absolutely no response. It?s like he took the money and ran. First off, you should never be paying a contractor up front for the labor costs when nothing has happened. That is a conversation for after the work is completed. He brought the fencing and left it right in the middle of the driveway, blocking the cars from getting out, and never showed back up to do any work. He was paid for a job he never even started and completely fell off the face of the planet. How rude to be taking advantage paying customers, taking there money, and leaving without a trace before the real work even started. DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY WHATSOEVER!!!! TERRIBLE WORKMANSHIP!!!!"
JMA Fence & Landscape
JMA Fence & Landscape
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Response time8 hrs
Response rate95%
Recommended by66%of homeowners
FAQs for barbed wire fence installation projects in Casper, WY

Barbed wire is a type of fencing made from steel wire with sharp edges or points spaced along the strands. It's designed to prevent unauthorized entry or contain livestock by acting as a physical deterrent. Barbed wire fences are often seen in agricultural settings or high-security areas because they're effective, durable, and require little maintenance.

You can expect to pay between $3 and $6 per linear foot for a barbed wire fence, including installation. The exact price depends on factors like material quality, number of strands, wire thickness, and labor costs. If you have a larger project, bulk purchasing and hiring a professional might offer cost savings.

The number of strands you need depends on the fence's purpose and the level of security you want. For a standard livestock fence, you might use three to five strands. For higher-security needs, you may require more strands to meet your needs. Consider your specific requirements and talk to your fence installation pro to determine the appropriate number.

Barbed wire fencing regulations vary by location. In many residential areas, the use of barbed wire is restricted or prohibited due to safety concerns. Before installing a barbed wire fence, work with your barbed wire fence installation pro to check local zoning laws and homeowner association rules to ensure compliance with regulations.

The lifespan of a barbed wire fence depends on the quality of materials and environmental conditions. Fences made with high-quality, galvanized wire and proper coatings can last between 20 and 30 years. Regular maintenance and inspections can extend the fence's longevity by addressing issues like rust or damaged strands promptly.

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