Providing Rural Fencing on the South Coast

Protecting Property, Detering Intruders

2020 Contracting is your go-to provider for rural fencing solutions in the South Coast region. Our rural fencing service encompasses a wide range of offerings, from paddocks and agricultural enclosures to home fences.

One of our notable features is our welding service, which includes both MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding. These welding techniques enable us to create strong and durable fencing structures that can withstand the rigours of rural environments. Whether you need to secure your property, protect your livestock, or create boundaries, our welding expertise ensures that your fencing is built to last.

For those who require sturdy cattle rail panels, our welding services are tailored to meet this specific demand. These panels play a crucial role in livestock management, ensuring the safety and security of your cattle.

At 2020 Contracting, we take pride in our ability to combine welding and timberwork to provide you with rural fencing solutions that are not only practical but also aesthetically pleasing. Call us today on 0460 935 157 to book a service. We also offer commercial and residential fencing.

Tough, Durable Fencing

Welding and Timberwood Services

Protecting Your Livestock

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Applications of Rural Fencing

Setting up rural fencing at your South Coast property can prove invaluable for the following reasons:

Livestock Protection: One of the primary purposes of rural fencing is to create enclosures for livestock, such as cattle, horses, sheep and goats. Fencing helps maintain animal security, manage grazing areas and prevent animals from straying onto roadways.
Boundary and Property Marking: Rural fencing is often used to establish property boundaries and clearly mark land ownership. This helps avoid property disputes.
Crop Protection: Fencing can be employed to protect crops from wildlife which might otherwise damage or consume valuable produce. This is especially important in agriculture and horticulture.
Predator Control: Rural fencing can serve as a deterrent to wild predators, safeguarding livestock from threats like foxes and wild cats.
Security and Theft Prevention: Fencing can enhance the security of rural properties by deterring unauthorised access, protecting valuable equipment and resources, and reducing the risk of theft or vandalism.