Farm and Ranch Fencing 

At Penrod Lumber & Fence, we've been installing farm and ranch fencing across Florida and throughout the United States for nearly four decades — and we know that livestock operations demand fencing that's as tough and practical as the land it protects. From working farms across North Central Florida to agricultural properties throughout Marion, Alachua, and Levy Counties, our crews install livestock wire fencing built to last through Florida's heat, humidity, and wet season. We offer three proven wire configurations — barbed wire, woven wire, and smooth high tensile — as well as custom combinations tailored to your property's size, terrain, and livestock needs. Whether you're containing cattle, goats, hogs, or mixed livestock, our experienced installation teams deliver the craftsmanship and attention to detail that Florida farmers and ranchers have trusted for generations. Fence Painting Services are also available to extend the life of your investment.

Why Florida Livestock Owners Choose Penrod

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• Built for Florida's climate. Our fencing materials and installation methods are selected specifically for North Florida's heat, humidity, sandy soil, and driving summer rains — so your fence holds up year after year without constant maintenance.

• Engineered for livestock and property safety. Every fence we build is designed to contain your animals securely and protect your property — with the right configurations, post depths, and materials for your specific livestock and land.

• Custom solutions for every property. From a small hobby farm in Marion County to a large agricultural operation in Alachua or Levy County, we design fencing that fits your acreage, your animals, and your budget.

• Decades of Florida experience. We've built miles of fence across Ocala, Newberry, Williston, and working farms throughout North and Central Florida — we know the terrain, the soil conditions, and what works here.

• Professional installation from start to finish. Our experienced crews handle every detail, from property assessment and layout to final post setting — no subcontractors, no shortcuts.