Outdoor living
Decks, Patios & Stone
Custom decks, paver and flagstone patios, walkways, stone fire features, and hillside staircases, designed as one outdoor space rather than separate projects.
Montana Ranch & Land
Licensed & insured · MT Reg #281253
Free estimates across Southwest Montana
Custom pole barns, decks, fencing and gates, paver and flagstone surfaces, log entryways, and one-of-a-kind outdoor spaces, built with premium materials and managed from the first site visit through completion.
Refined craftsmanship, premium materials, clear communication, and efficiently managed project schedules. Everything we build is designed, milled, welded, and set by our own Bozeman-based crew, with timber off our own sawmill, natural stone, steel, and footings below Montana frost depth.
Start Here
We're a Bozeman-based crew of builders, welders, masons, millers, and operators, and one team for the whole property. Pick where you're starting and we'll take it from there.
Outdoor living
Custom decks, paver and flagstone patios, walkways, stone fire features, and hillside staircases, designed as one outdoor space rather than separate projects.
Barns & structures
Post-frame barns, shops, hay storage, livestock shelters, and lean-to additions, sized to the equipment and built for snow load and real access.
Fencing & gates
Jackleg, split rail, field, no-climb, board and pipe fencing, plus automatic gates, log archways, and complete ranch entrance systems.
Timber & milling
Our own mill cuts beams, dimensional lumber, siding, and specialty pieces to size, and that timber goes into the entrances and structures we build.
Land & site work
Road building and repair, drainage, excavation, demolition, and concrete. The groundwork that makes everything else on a property usable.
What We Build
Nine things we're known for. Most projects combine two or three of them, which is the point of having one crew do the timber, stone, steel, and site work.
Signature Work
A handcrafted entrance tells every visitor the same thing: this property is cared for. We design and build complete entrance systems — log and timber archways, CNC-cut ranch brand signs, stone columns, automatic gates with solar and remote access — engineered for Montana frost, wind, and heavy gate loads.
Recent Work
Quinn Creek
Full log archway with steel-banded, stacked-log columns — local timber, frost-depth footings, and a gateline that will outlast every truck that drives under it.
Gallatin Valley
Black-framed wire enclosure with raised cedar-and-steel beds. Elk and deer stay out; the garden finally gets to finish a season.
Belgrade, MT
Posts driven level and dead straight with our own equipment, then wired for real stock pressure. The unglamorous work that makes a fence last.
How We Work
We come out, walk the property with you, and take real measurements. Free, no obligation.
Honest numbers, material options, and a recommendation — including "you don't need this."
No subs, no kit parts. Milled, welded, laid, and set by the same Montana hands, start to finish.
Frost-depth footings, heavy materials, true lines. Work we're proud to drive past for decades.
Fence Guide
Every fence has a job — containing cattle, protecting horses, keeping elk out of the hay, or simply making an entrance look right. Pick a style to see materials, options, and what it's best at.
Jackleg Fence The Montana classic — no post holes, works on rock and frozen ground
Split Rail Timeless boundary fencing with clean western lines
Bark-On Split Rail Rustic character with the bark left on
No-Climb The safe choice for horses and dogs
Ranch Board Classic board fencing for ranches and horse properties
Continuous Panel Welded steel panels for corrals and working pens
Oil Field Pipe Heavy-duty steel pipe — nearly indestructible
Round Rail Full round post-and-rail elegance Not sure what fence you need? That's a fine place to start — tell us what you're containing (or keeping out) and we'll recommend the right build.
The Difference
Old wire and leaning posts out. Straight lines, strong posts, and clean corners in.
Before
After Built for Montana Conditions
Frost heave, hundred-mile winds, five-foot drifts, spirited cattle, and roads that turn to gumbo in spring. We build for all of it, because we live here too.
Deep footings below frost depth, posts that shrug off heave, and gates that still swing in February.
Steep grades, rocky ground, river bottoms — we build straight fence lines across all of it.
Cattle lean, horses chew, elk jump. We size posts, rails, and wire for real animal pressure.
High-wind engineering, treated and galvanized materials, and construction that lasts decades, not seasons.
Google Reviews
Rated “Excellent” — based on 24 Google reviews.
“The jackleg fence gives our property that classic Montana look we were hoping for. Both fences are built solid and straight, even across the uneven terrain.”
Cole and Steven were very responsive and completed the job quickly and professionally. The crew did outstanding work — our horses are more safe and secure.
The quality of the craftsmanship is top-notch, and it's made a huge difference in the overall look and feel of our property.
Efficient, affordable, and incredibly nice to work with. The crew, led by Cole, did an outstanding job.
The fence turned out better than I imagined. The free measurements and estimate process made everything easy.
I had these guys build a split rail fence for me. Exceeded all expectations and great communication.
Where We Work
We're based in Bozeman and work across Gallatin County, Park County, Madison County, Sweet Grass County, and the surrounding Montana communities — from working cattle ranches in Paradise Valley to horse properties in the Gallatin Valley. Don't see your town? Call — we regularly travel for the right project.
Questions
Yes. We come out, walk the property with you, take measurements, and give you a straight answer on options and cost — no charge and no obligation. Start with the online project builder or call (406) 551-6772.
We're based in Bozeman and work throughout Southwest Montana — Gallatin Valley, Paradise Valley (Livingston, Emigrant, Pray, Gardiner), Big Sky, Belgrade, Big Timber, Three Forks, and the surrounding counties. If you're outside those areas, call — we regularly travel for the right project.
Yes. We carry Montana Independent Contractor Exemption Certificates #387299IC and #402027IC and Montana Construction Contractor Registration #281253, and we're fully insured.
Often, yes. Jackleg fencing doesn't require posts driven into frozen ground, so it can go up nearly year-round. Gates, archway fabrication, stone masonry prep, sawmilling, and interior work also continue through winter. For post-driven fencing we'll assess ground conditions and schedule honestly.
It comes down to what the fence needs to do: contain cattle or horses, keep wildlife out, mark a boundary, or make an entrance look right. Terrain, snow load, wind, and budget all factor in. Tell us what you're managing and we'll recommend the right build — that's part of the free estimate.
We use heavy-duty posts, rails, wire, and steel selected for Montana conditions, and we run our own sawmilling operation for custom timber. Archways are built with local logs and lumber whenever possible.
It varies by season — spring and summer book up fastest. Get your estimate request in early; smaller repair jobs can often be fit in between larger builds.
Yes. Ranch entrances and automatic gates, stone masonry, cattle guards, hay sheds and livestock shelters, pole barns, decks, concrete, road building and repair, excavation, demolition, welding, and snow removal. If it improves a ranch, we probably do it.
Free Estimates & Measurements · Bozeman, MT
Fence, gate, archway, road, or building — get a free estimate with honest numbers and real recommendations from a local Montana crew.