Horse fencing in Utah, matched to local pros who build it
Vinyl rail, pipe corrals, and no-climb wire. Answer 5 quick questions and we'll connect you with up to 3 independent fence contractors near you. Free, with no obligation.
- Horse and ranch fencing only
- Only up to 3 pros get your info, never a blast list
- Upfront cost ranges before anyone calls
How it works
- Tell us about the project: material, footage, and town.
- We match you with up to 3 local contractors who build horse and ranch fence.
- Compare quotes and hire whoever you like, or no one. It's your call.
Referral service, not a contractor. Utah Horse Fence is a free matching service. We don't install fences, and we don't set prices or guarantee work. Before you hire, check the pro's Utah DOPL license and insurance.
What does horse fence cost?
Most of the price comes from length times material. A square 1-acre pasture is about 835 ft of fence, so material choice can move the total by $10,000 or more.
Common Utah horse fence types
Vinyl rail
Clean look, and you never paint it. Can crack in hard Utah cold snaps. Around $15–30/ft installed.
No-climb wire
Small openings keep hooves from getting caught. The most affordable safe perimeter, around $3–5/ft.
Pipe and ranch
Lasts for decades, so it's common for corrals and arenas. Around $15–40/ft installed.
Areas we serve
Utah County
Highland, Alpine, Lehi, Spanish Fork, Payson, Salem
Salt Lake County
Herriman, Riverton, South Jordan, Bluffdale, Draper
Cache Valley
Logan, Smithfield, Hyrum, Wellsville, Richmond
Ogden & Weber
Eden, Huntsville, Plain City, West Haven, Hooper
Southern Utah
St. George, Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, Cedar City
Before you hire
- Verify the contractor's license on Utah DOPL's lookup.
- Call 811 (Blue Stakes of Utah) before anyone digs post holes.
- Check HOA, county setback, and irrigation easement rules.
- Get each quote in writing, with post spacing, depth, and gate specs.