Thank you for your interest in Total Fence Company. Our goal is to use my 21 years of experience to provide you with the best dependable service and materials possible in the industry. We also strive to develop a trusting relationship with our clients, so they are comfortable in referring us to others.
We are family owned and operated, so we can deliver personal service to our clients as needed. We will stand accountable to our clients because, their referrals of friends, family and neighbors are what drives our future."We will treat you like family, because our family depends on it."
"Give my wife Libby, my daughters Erin, Jackie or Leah a call at 810-241-2900 and they will be ready to assist you. And as always, Thank you for your business and friendship.
Bernie McMahon, President
P.S. I look forward to meeting you and working with you on your project. We want to be your fence contractor.
LET US TRANSFORM YOUR YARD INTO A SHOW PLACE.
WITH QUALITY MATERIAL AND OUTSTANDING INSTALLATIONS.
WE CAN MAKE AN ORDINARY YARD........EXTRA-ORDINARY!
PROTECT YOUR PETS FROM THE DANGERS OF THE WOOD HORSE FENCES
BY INSTALLING A NEW MAINTENANCE FREE VINYL 3 OR 4 RAIL HORSE FENCE
Dangerous nails broken boards are a thing of the past
Horse Fence
An important part of being a horse owner is providing a proper horse fence. Two aspects to keep in mind when purchasing a horse fence are the type of materials used and the height of the fence.
Usually, a horse fence is not created out of steel, concrete or brick as these materials can cause bruises or broken bones. If wire or wooden boards are used for the horse fence, special attention must be given to the upkeep of the fence as broken boards and wires are dangerous. In regard to height, a 4'6" horse fence will discourage horses from jumping over it.
However, if you need a horse fence to separate stallions, nothing lower than 5' or 6' should be used. In addition, a stallion should never share a horse fence with another stallion. If housing foals, the horse fence should be small enough that a foal can not put its head through the walls and low enough so they are unable to roll underneath.
