Big Bend is a small village in southern Waukesha County, named for the bend in the Fox River. It’s surrounded by country homes, horse properties and farmland. Fencing here is mostly about land: long runs, livestock, gates for equipment, and clearing the brush that’s grown up along old fence lines.
Farm and Livestock Fencing
- Wire and woven-wire fencing for livestock, pastures and large gardens
- Barbed wire where it’s needed
- Board and split rail for horses and along driveways
- Equipment gates wide enough for tractors and trailers
Garden Fence 1” Wire Mesh
Cedar Fence with Wire
Mini Mesh Security for Stairwell
Wood-framed Wire Fence
Land Clearing Before the Fence
Old fence rows out here are usually full of buckthorn, brush and young trees. We clear them ourselves:
- Forestry mulching. We use a forestry mulcher on a CAT track loader to grind brush and small trees into mulch on the spot, with no hauling and no burn piles.
- Brush mowing and cutting for overgrown fields and fence lines.
One company clears the line and builds the fence, which saves you time and money.
Country Home Fencing
Near the house, we build cedar and vinyl privacy fences, dog yards and garden fences.
Spaced Cedar Picket Fence
Automatic Gate
Arctic Blend Largo
10′ Tall Vinyl
Vinyl Chesterfield
Bufftech Vinyl
Call Us: (414)534-3024
With over 25 years of experience in the fencing industry, we bring unmatched skill and expertise to every project. Proudly serving Milwaukee & Southeast Wisconsin area, we’re known for delivering top-quality fence installation with reliable, knowledgeable service you can trust.
Nearby Areas We Serve
Muskego, Waukesha, New Berlin, Franklin and Oconomowoc.
Big Bend Fence FAQs
Can you clear the brush and build the fence?
Yes. We do both, so you only hire one company.
How long a fence can you build?
Long rural runs are a regular part of our work. Our hole-drilling equipment keeps them efficient.
