Scott Lynch Fencing - Ronan's Top-Rated Privacy Fence Installation

In Ronan, you’ll often see leaning posts, loose or broken boards, and sagging gates after heavy snow or strong winds. Also check for rot at the base of wooden posts, especially in areas with poor drainage. If your livestock can push through gaps or your pet can squeeze under, it’s time to call Scott Lynch Fencing for an inspection.

The combination of wet spring soil, freeze-thaw cycles, and snow buildup around posts accelerates rot. Scott Lynch Fencing recommends setting posts in gravel instead of concrete to improve drainage, using pressure-treated or cedar lumber, and applying a waterproof sealant. For agricultural fences, metal T-posts are a durable alternative.

Absolutely. For properties near the Mission Mountains where deer pressure is high, we build high-tensile woven wire fences at least 5 feet tall with tight mesh. Combined with a hot wire offset, this keeps deer from jumping in while containing cattle or horses. We also offer custom gate solutions for easy access to pastures and hay fields.