Meet The Team
Fabricators, fence crews, drivers and the people behind the counter. Different jobs, one standard — do the work right and stand behind it.
Hands On The Tools, Every Day
Our crews are fencers first. They set posts, stretch wire, hang gates and haul panels in every kind of Wisconsin weather, and they know a job is judged years after the truck pulls out of the driveway.
That experience runs both directions: what the install crews learn in the field gets built back into what the shop fabricates, and what the shop builds gets tested by the people who put it in the ground.
One Crew, Start To Finish
When you call H&S Fencing & Supply, you are not handed off down a chain. The same team walks your place, works up the quote, cuts the steel, welds it, loads it and installs it. Nothing gets lost in translation because there is nobody in the middle to lose it.
Everyone here answers to the same standard: show up when we said we would, build it the way we said we would, and leave the place cleaner than we found it.
How We Are Set Up
Four sides of the same shop. Whichever one you deal with, you are dealing with H&S Fencing & Supply.
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Fabrication Shop
Cutting, notching and welding the feeders, panels, gates and windbreaks we sell — plus anything custom you bring us a sketch for.
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Install Crews
Layout, corners, braces and miles of line. They build the fence, walk it with you, and show you how everything works before they leave.
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Sales & Estimating
The people who know the material list by heart. They will tell you what a job really needs, even when that is less than you asked for.
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Yard & Delivery
Pipe cut to length, orders pulled and loaded, and delivery out to the farm so you are not making two trips for one project.
We Push Each Other, On And Off The Clock
Our people take the trade seriously enough to keep sharpening it — comparing methods, timing themselves, arguing about the fastest way to set a brace that will still be tight in twenty years.
None of that is for show. It is the same crew, the same tools and the same standards that show up on your fence line on a Tuesday morning.
