Jake McIntyre Rural Fencing

14/04/2026

14/04/2026

Nothing like a bit of timber work to keep to keep my eye in on a chainsaw. Post and rail is hard work, but so satisfying when the completed product looks this good. Topped off with a couple of custom timber gates thrown together on a lazy Sunday morning

25/12/2025

Well it’s been a big year, and we’ve been a little quiet on socials due to how busy things have been, but as Xmas 25 comes to a close we take this little bit of time to wish all our friends and clients a very merry Christmas filled with love, happiness, family and friends… and an even happier new year. This is us signing off for ‘25, to take a little time to rest and recharge. Family time and pony club camp on the cards for us for the next week or so, and we look forward to catching up with you all in 2026

27/07/2025

A wet winter in the New England is causing its share of problems getting necessary work done. But it’s a bloody whole lot easier making money out of mud than dust

27/07/2025

Just some before and after pics of a rather challenging job… but it got done. As an old mate of mine has often said. “Good fences make good neighbours”

28/04/2025

First timber stays I’ve fitted in nearly 5 years. They are hard work but definitely worth it for a garden fence if they come up neat.
Quick little front fence at Deepwater, ready for a young couple to start building their dream home.
Have a great week everybody

18/04/2025

Security fences… to keep the goodies in and the baddies out. Plenty of obstacles to deal with but we eventually got there… even a bit of vandalism with some cut wires part way through the job 🤦‍♂️

14/04/2025

Another job, another happy customer. It was pretty bloody wet down in that little swamp, but a boundary fence goes where a boundary fence goes. Had to use a bit of imagination getting the air hose close enough

04/02/2025

It’s getting close! Full size equestrian arena, a heap of posts, a heap of rails, and a heap of welding. All earthworks completed by Highlands Earthmoving