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Raeford has a different feel from the Fayetteville suburbs, and its fencing needs follow. As the Hoke County seat, it is surrounded by larger residential lots, working farms, horse properties and poultry operations. That means the typical Raeford project is not a small backyard — it is a long boundary run, a pasture enclosure, a driveway gate on an acreage lot, or a combination of all three. When you are fencing hundreds of feet instead of a quarter-acre yard, cost per foot and the right material matter a great deal.
It also means the jurisdiction is different. Raeford and Hoke County have their own permitting and setback rules, separate from Cumberland County, so an installer used to working out here knows how to keep a long agricultural or residential fence line compliant. For horse and livestock owners, we match you with installers who build proper field fence, no-climb horse fence and wood post-and-rail — not just backyard privacy panels.
On acreage, the workhorses are wood post-and-rail and split rail for a classic country boundary, woven or no-climb wire for livestock and horses, and chain-link where security around a home or outbuilding matters. Long runs across open Sandhills ground still need posts set in concrete at proper depth, and gates — especially wide driveway and equipment gates — need heavier posts and bracing so they do not sag over a long span. Because material adds up fast over hundreds of feet, choosing the right grade the first time is where a knowledgeable local installer saves you real money.
Classic boundary and pasture fencing.
Security around the home and outbuildings.
Decorative front fencing and gated entries.
Because Raeford jobs are often long runs, total price varies more than in town — many projects fall between $2,500 and $9,000+ depending on footage and material. Field and split-rail fencing keeps the per-foot cost down over distance. See the full cost guide for per-foot numbers.
Yes. We match Hoke County property owners with installers who build no-climb horse fence, woven-wire field fence and wood post-and-rail for pastures and paddocks, in addition to standard residential fencing.
They can be. Raeford and Hoke County have their own permitting and setback rules separate from Cumberland County. An installer who regularly works out here will confirm the current requirements for your specific lot before starting.
Long runs are priced mainly by footage and material. Split-rail and field fencing keep the per-foot cost low over distance, while a full wood or ornamental perimeter costs more. Most Raeford projects run $2,500 to $9,000 or more depending on size.
Wide driveway and equipment gates need heavier posts and proper bracing so they do not sag over a long span. Your installer will size the posts and hardware to the opening, and can add manual or automated single or double gates.