Cattle fencing
Barb-wire and woven wire on treated posts, with corners braced to hold tension across long pasture runs.

Northbound Fences builds cattle, horse and board fences, farm gates and home privacy fences in and around Amite City, and repairs gates and fences that storms, animals or time have worn down. Estimates are free and done on your property.
Northbound Fences, founded in 2005 by Eric Bankston, is a licensed and insured Louisiana fence contractor based in Covington and serving St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes. Eric is still involved in every project.
A split of farm and home work. Northbound Fences fences cattle and horse pasture, riding arenas and timber-edged acreage around Amite City, and builds wood, vinyl and chain link fences for houses in town, with most home fences done in one to three days.
Amite City is the seat of Tangipahoa Parish, home to the parish courthouse, and it sits on US-51 with an exit off I-55. Each year the Amite Oyster Festival draws crowds to town. Step a few minutes outside the city, though, and the country opens up into pine timberland and cattle pasture, with the Tangipahoa River running through the bottomland to the east.
That landscape drives what people ask Northbound Fences to build here. Pasture owners want barb-wire, woven wire or board fence that holds cattle and horses. Horse owners often want a three-board fence around an arena or paddock, like the one in the photo above. Landowners bordering timber want a fence line that survives falling limbs and the occasional pine that comes down in a storm.
In town, the calls are more familiar: a wood privacy fence for a backyard, a picket fence along the front walk, or a chain link fence and gate for a dog. If you are looking for gate repair near me in Amite City, that is a common request too, because heavy farm and driveway gates take a beating and eventually sag.
Barb-wire and woven wire on treated posts, with corners braced to hold tension across long pasture runs.
Three-board rail, often with wire mesh backing, is easy for horses to see and keeps foals and dogs from slipping through.
Sagging farm gates and dragging driveway gates get new posts, heavy hinges or anti-sag kits. See gate repair.
Six-foot wood or vinyl privacy fences for homes in town. See fence installation.
Northbound Fences plans a fence near Amite City around the livestock, the timber and the water.

Every service is offered here. These three fit the farm and in-town lots around the parish seat.

Board, ranch rail, pasture, barb-wire and deer fencing for acreage.

New wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum and picket fences built to your lot.

Sagging gates, broken hinges, failed latches and leaning posts.
For cattle, most owners choose barb-wire or woven wire on sturdy treated posts, sometimes with a board fence near the house or barn. Northbound Fences builds all of these and matches the fence to the herd and the pasture. See farm & ranch fencing.
Usually, yes. A sagging gate in Amite City is most often a leaning post or worn hinges. The crew re-hangs gates with heavy-duty hardware, reinforces or replaces the posts, and adds anti-sag kits where they help. See gate repair.
It depends on whether the property is inside city limits or in unincorporated Tangipahoa Parish, so check with the city or Tangipahoa Parish first. Northbound Fences pulls permits when they are required and follows local codes on every job.
Call Northbound Fences at (985) 630-4452, Monday–Friday 9 AM–6 PM, or send the form. Cash, checks and insurance claims are accepted.