Farm & Acreage Fence Installation in Mims & Scottsmoor, FL in Titusville, FL
North of Titusville, the lots get bigger and the fencing questions change: not 'how private' but 'what has to stay in, what has to stay out, and can a tractor get through it.' In Mims and Scottsmoor we install woven-wire field fence, high-tensile wire, 3- and 4-board ranch fence and pipe or wood corrals — priced by the foot with corners and gates engineered for the run, not guessed.
Acreage fencing fails at the corners. Long runs in sandy North Brevard soil need proper H-braced corner sets, driven or concreted posts, and wire tensioned for the full run. A fence that sags by August was under-built at the ends, and animals find that spot first. We build corners like the fence depends on them — because it does.
What our farm & acreage fencing includes
- Woven wire / field fence for horses, goats, cattle and dogs
- 3- and 4-board ranch rail for frontage and paddocks
- H-braced corners and end sets built for full wire tension in sandy soil
- Drive gates 12–20 ft for trailers, mowers and equipment
- Cross-fencing and paddock splits laid out with you on the property
The North Brevard detail
Mims and Scottsmoor sit in unincorporated Brevard County, so acreage fences follow county rules — permits, and 6-ft/4-ft height limits where the fencing is a residential perimeter fence. Barbed wire is prohibited on residential fencing in the county code; agricultural parcels are a different conversation, and we'll tell you plainly which side of that line your parcel falls on before quoting.
