Strong, secure fencing for all types of farmland and livestock.
Tomley Projects installs reliable, long-lasting fencing for paddocks, pasture, and livestock enclosures. Whether you’re fencing fields, protecting crops, or creating a handling system, we offer practical solutions built to work with the land and livestock types.
Contain, Protect, and Control With Confidence
From traditional post-and-rail to modern wire and electric fencing, we build structures to stand up to weather, wildlife, and wear. We work with you to determine the best layout, materials, and installation method for your land, animals, and use case – whether you’re managing sheep, cattle, deer, or mixed stock.
Why Choose Tomley Projects
- Fencing that fits: Designed to suit your stock, land, and budget.
- Built to last: Posts driven or concreted deep for maximum strength.
- All types installed: Timber, wire, electric, and hybrid solutions available.
- Quick, tidy builds: Trusted by landowners for efficient, professional delivery.
Agricultural and Stock Fencing Options
We offer a wide range of agricultural and livestock fencing styles, including:
Post and Wire Fencing
- Ideal for sheep, cattle, or perimeter fencing
- Options include barbed, plain, or high-tensile wire
- Strainer posts driven or concreted for strength
Stock Netting
- Suitable for sheep, goats, and smaller animals
- Various mesh sizes and wire strengths available
- Can include barbed top wire for added security
Deer Fencing
- Ideal for parking, storage, or muck bays
- Concrete, stone, or rubber-finished surface options
- Includes drainage and access planning
Electric Fencing
- Available as standalone or hybrid systems
- Effective for both temporary and permanent containment
- Solar, battery, or mains-powered options
Post and Rail Fencing
- Popular for horse paddocks and boundary definition
- Treated timber with two or three rail options
- Can be combined with wire or electric strands
Handling and Pen Systems
- Customised for yards, loading areas, or temporary setups
- Designed for safe animal movement and containment
- Built for cattle, sheep, or mixed-stock needs
Our Fencing Process
Site Survey and Planning: We walk the fence line with you to assess terrain, access, stock type, and preferred layouts. We’ll mark boundaries and suggest optimal post spacings and materials.
Materials Selection and Proposal: We recommend suitable fence types, heights, wire gauges, and post treatments. You’ll receive a clear quotation with timeline and optional upgrades.
Post Installation: Posts are driven or concreted depending on soil type, fence load, and expected wear. Strainers and braces are installed at key points.
Wire or Rail Setup: Wire is tensioned properly with strainers and intermediate posts. For timber fencing, rails are securely attached with corrosion-resistant fixings.
Finishing and Handover: We inspect the full line, check wire tension, and clean up debris. Your fence is handed over ready for immediate use.
Andrew Stevens,
We have just had near to 16km of stock fencing completed by Tomley Projects Ltd. The terrain and vegetation were challenging at times but Tom as unfazed by this and was able to guide or manage a solution. We are very pleased with the outcome and looking to use Tom again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Stock netting with a barbed or plain top wire is ideal. For cattle, stronger posts and high-tensile wire may be needed.
Yes. We install heavy-duty deer fencing with 6–8ft post heights and wide-area mesh suited for both exclusion and containment.
Absolutely. We offer permanent electric systems with tensioned wires, insulators, and mains, battery, or solar power.
Yes, see our dedicated Equestrian Fencing page for specialist post-and-rail, Duralock, and paddock fencing solutions.
This is completely dependent on the length of the fencing required, the material used, and terrain. We can advise on timescales once we have determined the scope of the project.
Yes, we can match materials, post spacing, and styles to blend new and old seamlessly.
A combination of post-and-wire with mesh and electric strands often works well. We can advise the safest setup.