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Metal pipe fencing is widely considered the most durable option for ranch properties. Unlike wood, which can rot, warp, or be chewed by livestock, welded metal pipe lasts 40-50 years with minimal maintenance, making it the best long-term investment for cattle and property lines.

Yes, clearing unusable brush, cedar, and mesquite significantly increases market value. It transforms raw, inaccessible land into usable acreage for grazing, building, or recreation. It also improves curb appeal and accessibility, which are key factors for property appraisers and buyers.

If more than 20-30% of your fence posts are rotting, leaning, or unstable, full replacement is usually more cost-effective than constant repairs. However, if the structural posts are sound and only the wire is damaged, a repair or re-stretch is often sufficient to extend the fence's life.

While not always legally required for agricultural land, we highly recommend having a recent survey or locating your property pins. Building a fence exactly on the property line prevents future legal disputes with neighbors and ensures you aren't accidentally ceding land.

Excavation involves moving large amounts of earth to create holes (like for stock tanks/ponds) or clear areas. Grading is the process of smoothing and leveling the surface to ensure proper drainage for driveways, house pads, or roads. We often perform both to prepare a site for construction.

High-quality metal fences should be painted or coated with a rust-inhibitor immediately after welding. We recommend inspecting your fence annually and touching up any scratches or weld points with rust-inhibiting paint to seal the metal and extend its lifespan by decades.

Land clearing can be done year-round in Texas. However, clearing in late winter or early spring is often ideal as vegetation is less dense, making it easier to see the terrain. Additionally, clearing before the hot summer months allows grass to recover and establish itself before the high heat sets in.