Garden Fence Installation in Central Kansas

To reliably turn deer in Central Kansas, plan on at least 6 feet — they'll clear anything shorter when the browsing is good. Where deer pressure is light, a 5-foot welded-wire run often does the job. We'll look at your property, ask where you've seen them crossing, and recommend a height that actually keeps them out instead of guessing.

Rabbits are a base problem, not a height problem. We run tight welded or galvanized mesh down low and pin the bottom edge to the ground — or bury it a few inches — so there's no gap to squeeze through or dig under. A picket fence alone won't do it, but pairing picket with low mesh keeps the look while sealing out the rabbits.

Both. We build low, tidy surrounds that wrap individual raised beds to keep pets and foot traffic out, and we build full enclosures around the whole plot for deer and rabbit exclusion. Plenty of Reno County gardeners do a bit of each — a decorative surround up front and a taller wire run around the main vegetable rows.

That's half the point. A decorative cedar picket or a clean powder-coated welded-wire fence frames a bed and adds curb appeal rather than walling it off. We match the style to your home so a Hutchinson or Wichita front-yard garden reads as a feature, not a barrier.

Most installed garden fences here run about $15–$40 per linear foot, depending on whether you go with welded wire or decorative picket, how tall it needs to be, and how many gates you want. It's lighter than a privacy fence, so it's friendlier on the budget. The only way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate — we'll measure and hand you a written price with no pressure.

A wide one. You'll be carrying a wheelbarrow, a hose, or an armful of harvest through it, so we hang gates roomy enough to clear them and set the gate posts deep and braced so it swings square for years. We can match the gate to a decorative picket run or build a simple wire gate for a working vegetable plot.