Your Premier Choice for Cattle Fencing Solutions
Trust Bomann Fencing for Quality & Durability—Protecting Your Livestock Since 2013
Meet Our Team!
Cousins George and Ross Bomann bring together over five decades of combined experience in agricultural fencing. From cattle panels to wire hog fences and field fences, there’s little they haven’t seen. Their deep-rooted knowledge and hands-on experience make them the trusted experts in farm fence construction across Northwest Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.
George Bomann
Raised in Connecticut, George Bomann attended Hamilton College, where he received his Bachelors of Arts in Studio Art and Economics, and played football and lacrosse.
He went on to spend 27 years in retail management, eventually overseeing the New England operations for a regional wholesale club in Boston, MA.
In 2022, George joined Bomann Fencing, bringing with him a wealth of leadership and business management experience, which has been instrumental in driving growth and operational success within the company.
Ross Bomann
Ross Bomann grew up in Bonifay, FL, working on his family’s ranch, raising cattle and horses. After earning a full-ride scholarship for Saddle Bronc Riding, Ross spent time traveling the rodeo circuit before returning to the family ranch.
He continued raising cattle, training horses, and opened a feed store. In 2008, Ross started building fences for clients, a venture that evolved into Bomann Fencing.
His focus on customer service, operational excellence, and execution has become the foundation of Bomann Fencing’s success.
Why Choose Bomann Fencing for Your Livestock Fencing Needs?
At Bomann Fencing, we specialize in providing top-notch livestock fencing solutions that ensure the safety of your animals and the security of your property. Based in Edgewood, Texas, we are a locally owned and operated business committed to delivering exceptional craftsmanship and personalized service to farmers and ranchers across the region.
- Expert Craftsmanship
- Durable High Quality Materials
- Experienced Team
- Licensed & Insured | Workman's Comp
- Customized Solutions
Our Livestock Fencing Options
Our seasoned team of experts is skilled in constructing fences tailored for a wide range of animals. We specialize in:
Pipe Fencing
- Durable and strong, ideal for containing large livestock like cattle and horses.
Field and Woven Wire Fencing
- Versatile solutions perfect for goats, sheep, and smaller animals.
Barbed Wire Fencing
- Cost-effective and efficient for extensive property boundaries.
Custom Gates and Entrances
- Enhance accessibility while adding a touch of elegance to your property.
Wood and Cedar Fencing
- Natural and sturdy options that blend seamlessly with your landscape.
Secure Your Livestock Today!
Don't leave the safety of your valuable livestock to chance. Trust the experts at Bomann Fencing to deliver the best fencing solutions tailored to your needs. We are the top choice for livestock in the Greater Florida Panhandle area.
Why Choose Bomann Fencing?
With decades of hands-on experience in agricultural and livestock fencing, cousins George and Ross Bomann bring unmatched expertise to every project. We understand the unique challenges of agricultural fencing and deliver solutions that are both effective and long-lasting.
50 Years Of Experience
It's safe to say after 50 years of combined experience building fences in Alabama & Florida, we have learned a few things. Our Team has all the skills & knowledge to complete the job on time and on budget.
Livestock Fencing Experts
Specializing solely in agricultural fencing, Bomann Fencing has a deep understanding of the unique needs of farmers and ranchers. This specialization allows us to provide tailored solutions that best fit the specific requirements of your farm or ranch.
Competitive Pricing
Bomann Fencing offers the most competitive rates in the industry for large-scale fencing projects. We leverage our extensive network of suppliers and efficient installation processes to provide cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality.
Community Focused
At Bomann Fencing, we believe in building not just fences, but also strong community relationships. We actively engage with local communities to understand their specific needs and contribute positively to their development.
Commercial Expertise
Bomann Fencing excels in commercial fencing installations, offering secure and aesthetic solutions that meet all industry standards. We ensure safety and compliance on every project with comprehensive worker's compensation and rigorous safety training for our team.
Great Customer Service
We blend big-city business practices with southern hospitality, ensuring every project is handled with professionalism and a personal touch. At Bomann Fencing, we build every fence as if it were for our own mother—ensuring care, quality, and dedication go into each installation.
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Have Questions? We Have Answers!
There are several types of livestock fencing including barbed wire, electric, woven wire, and wooden fences. The best choice depends on the type of livestock you have. For instance, barbed wire and electric fences are suitable for cattle and large animals, as they provide strong containment. Woven wire fences are ideal for smaller livestock such as sheep and goats, offering tight security that prevents escape. Wooden fences are popular for horses due to their aesthetic appeal and safety.
To ensure your livestock fencing is secure, choose the appropriate material and height based on the livestock you’re containing. Ensure that the installation is done correctly, with posts deeply set into the ground and sufficient tension in wires. Regularly inspect the fence for damage or wear, and make immediate repairs to any sections that are compromised.
The need to replace livestock fencing depends on the type of material used and the conditions it is exposed to. Generally, a well-maintained fence can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years. Regular inspections and timely repairs can extend the life of your fence. Factors that may necessitate replacement sooner include severe weather damage, frequent animal pressure, and corrosion in metal fences. To maximize the lifespan of your fencing, address any issues as soon as they arise and consider using high-quality materials during the initial installation.
The cost of livestock fencing can vary widely depending on the type of fencing, materials used, length of the fence, and terrain of the installation site. Basic wire fencing can start at a few dollars per foot, while more durable and visually appealing options like wooden rail fencing can be more expensive. Factors influencing cost include the price of materials, labor for installation, and any additional features such as gates or electrification components. Always get multiple quotes to ensure competitive pricing for your fencing project.