Jim River FencingLLCIrene, SD
Jim River FencingLLCIrene, SD
Farm · Ranch · Feedlot · Commercial5.0 · 6 Google reviews

Jim and Elizabeth Allemand build farm, ranch, feedlot and commercial fence out of Irene, South Dakota - high-tensile barbwire is the specialty, CCA .60 treated posts are the standard, and the crew travels all of SD, NE and ND.

130+ mi
Every year
3 states
SD · NE · ND
Free
Estimates
All work
Warrantied
  • 130+ miof fence installed every year
  • 5.0 · 6Google reviews
  • Freeestimates, no hidden fees
  • Warrantyon all work
  • SD · NE · NDand surrounding areas

The work · four words on the card

Fence for ground that works for a living.

High-tensile barbwire for the range, woven wire for the stock, continuous panel and windbreak for the yard, and the gates and H-braces that hold all of it honest. Chain link covers the commercial lane.

01

High-Tensile Barbwire

The specialty. Pasture line that stays tight through frost heave and fence-leaning cattle, stretched between corners that were built to argue with.

02

Woven Wire

Stock-tight field fence for calves, sheep, and anything that tests the bottom strand. Hung on wood posts and braced corners, mile after mile of it in our photo record.

03

Feedlot & Continuous Panel

Continuous steel panel, corrals, and board windbreak walls built for the daily abuse of a working yard. Feedlot is on our card for a reason.

04

Gates & Corner Braces

Every line we stretch hangs off an H-brace, and every pasture needs a gate that swings true. Corners, braces, and gates are the bones of the job - we build them heavy.

Corners first, then wire

A line goes in

the Jim River way.

CCA .60 treated posts tamped firm, an H-brace where the line ends, and four strands stretched against it until they sing.

The record

Their own photos, straight off the job.

Barbwire · Woven · Continuous · Feedlot · Gates

Continuous steel panel fence running past an evergreen shelterbelt
Continuous Panel
Steel pipe gate hung at the edge of a standing cornfield
Ranch Gates
Fence line climbing a red-dirt rise on a fresh build
The Long Run
New fence following a shaded farm lane between mature trees
Farmstead Line

August 2023 · The Run

Post the tally. Then beat it.

In August 2023 the crew posted a number that still sets the bar: one hundred forty-seven miles of fence across an eighteen-day run. That's not a brag we wrote for them - it's their own tally, and it's why 'over 130 miles a year' is a floor around here, not a ceiling.

Looking down a freshly built board windbreak corridor on a Jim River Fencing feedlot job
Feedlot windbreak · their photo record

18

days on the run

3

states covered

130+

miles, every year

WORD OF MOUTH · EVERY QUOTE VERBATIM

Neighbors put it plainer than we could.

Three quotes below, reproduced word for word with names attached. We’d rather show you three real ones than a wall of filler.

5.0of 6 reviews

5.0 across 6 Google reviews · 5.4K Facebook followers

Six reviews. Five-oh, every one.

A crew that spends its year on the road doesn’t farm reviews - the six that exist came in on their own, and one of them thanks Jim and Elizabeth by name.

Range-fire rebuild · Google review
Needed an estimate after range fire… Super fast estimate… great folks!
D
Dr. Michael Tulloch
By name · Google review
Thank you Jim and Elizabeth. They do great work.
P
PR Olson
Repeat customer · Facebook
had them back almost yearly
M
Mandy Koopal
Range-fire rebuild · Google review
Needed an estimate after range fire… Super fast estimate… great folks!
D
Dr. Michael Tulloch
By name · Google review
Thank you Jim and Elizabeth. They do great work.
P
PR Olson
Repeat customer · Facebook
had them back almost yearly
M
Mandy Koopal

Free Estimates · Warranty On All Work

Your line's next.

Tell us where the ground is and what it needs to hold. Elizabeth takes the call, the estimate costs nothing, and the number we bid is the number you pay.

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