Puna Pig Proof Fencing - Mountain View's Experienced Wood and Vinyl Fencing

Feral pigs are attracted to areas with food sources like fruit trees, vegetable gardens, or even grubs in your lawn. In Mountain View, the lush vegetation and agricultural lots provide ideal habitat. They can smell food from a distance and will root up soil to find grubs and roots, causing significant damage. Our pig-proof fencing creates a physical barrier that stops them from entering your property in the first place.

Look for deep, churned-up soil—often called 'rooting'—where pigs have dug for grubs. You might also see muddy rub marks on fence posts, damaged or bent fencing near the ground, and tracks around your property. If you notice fence panels pushed outward or gaps at the bottom, pigs have likely been testing the barrier. We can inspect these signs and recommend a reinforced solution.

Standard fences often have gaps or are made of lightweight wire that pigs can squeeze under or through. Our pig-proof design uses heavy-gauge welded wire with openings no larger than 4 inches, a buried apron to prevent digging underneath, and sturdy T-posts or wooden rails set in concrete. We also add a bottom electric wire option for extra deterrence. This combination is proven to keep pigs out even in heavy pressure areas like Mountain View.