Jim River FencingLLCIrene, SD

Call to tight wire.

A crew that averages better than a hundred thirty miles a season doesn’t have room for a complicated front office. Here’s the whole thing.

From phone call to tight wire

Four beats, no runaround.

  1. 01

    Call Elizabeth

    Phone or the form on this page - either way it lands with Elizabeth, and she or Jim calls you back personally. Tell her the ground, the stock, and roughly how many miles you're looking at.

  2. 02

    Walk the line

    Free estimate, no hidden fees. We look at the terrain, the corners, the gates you'll actually use, and give you a straight number for the whole run.

  3. 03

    Corners first, then wire

    CCA .60 treated posts go in the ground, H-braces get built where the line turns or ends, and the wire gets stretched against them. A fence is only as honest as its corners.

  4. 04

    Warranty on all work

    Every job leaves with our warranty behind it. At better than 130 miles a year, we can't afford fence that comes back on us - so it's built not to.

Beats three and four, on camera

A fresh wood H-brace going up with the skid steer standing by
The H-brace goes up first
Wire being stretched down a new line with the tractor working behind
Then the wire meets the stretcher
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