Fencing & Predator Control in Beavercreek, OR | Garrett Fencing And Predator Control

Around Beavercreek, we often see fences sag or rot because of constant rain and soil movement. I recommend pressure-treated wood or steel posts set deep with concrete, plus wire that resists rust. We also use proper drainage and bracing to handle the freeze-thaw cycle. A well-built fence here can last 15–20 years with basic care, saving you from yearly repairs.

Predator-proofing means sealing every gap, using heavy-gauge hardware cloth instead of chicken wire, and reinforcing doors with latches that raccoons and coyotes can’t open. We also add a skirt around the base to stop digging. Livestock need good ventilation but no weak points. I’ve seen too many losses from thin wire or simple hooks—our shelters are built to keep your animals safe overnight.

The biggest problems here are posts rotting in wet soil, gates sagging, and gaps left by wildlife pushing through. We address the root causes: we treat or use rot-resistant materials, set posts in gravel and concrete, and add tension wires to keep everything tight. After installation, we walk the fence line with you to show how to spot early trouble, like loose staples or burrowing signs. That local knowledge cuts down on callbacks.