We design custom small animal fences for Southern WI that are built to accommodate size, agility, and burrowing behaviors and provide reliable containment.
We install high-quality small animal fencing in Madison Wisconsin that protects pets and keeps wildlife out. With options like woven wire and wood board fences, our team helps you choose the best solution for your property's needs. Whether you need a secure space for pets or a barrier against wildlife, we have the right fencing option for you.
Our small animal fences provide a secure space for pets, chickens, and exotic animals. Our fencing is designed to enhance your property's style and functionality while keeping animals safe. Trust H&S Fencing & Supply for top-quality solutions that offer protection from predators and a secure, designated area for your animals to roam freely.
Have questions about securing your pets or livestock? Our team will help you find the perfect fence solution to keep your animals safe. Let us guide you in choosing the best materials and design for your needs.
H&S Fencing & Supply has been providing high-quality fencing solutions since 2021 providing options like woven wire and wood board fencing for containing pets, poultry, and small livestock. Our fences keep unwanted wildlife out and are designed to stand up against the Madison Wisconsin weather. Our experienced team will help you choose the best fencing solution based on your animals and property layout.
Our small animal fences are designed to safely keep animals from common predators like coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and stray dogs. We use strong, durable materials and expert installation techniques to create a secure barrier that prevents animal attacks. Additional features, like buried fencing or electric deterrents, can be added for extra protection.
Yes! Our fencing solutions can accommodate small farm animals, including chickens, goats, rabbits, and other livestock. We customize each fence to match the specific needs of your animals, ensuring they have a safe, designated area to roam while preventing interactions with larger livestock or wild animals.
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