WOODCRETE SPLIT RAIL FENCING

Our WOODCRETE Rails System is engineered to withstand weather damage, making it a virtually maintenance-free alternative to traditional wood.

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WOODCRETE SPLIT RANCH RAIL FENCES

Ranch rail fences deliver an undeniably iconic look. But unfortunately, weather and other conditions can quickly cause A wood split rail fence to lose its strength and beauty. Our WOODCRETE Rail fences bridge this gap by delivering the aesthetic appeal of yard or ranch rail fences and the durability of precast concrete. Our customers tell us again and again that our WOODCRETE rail fences system is just like wood — that is, until Mother Nature strikes. Then, they tell us it’s even better. Over time, wood rail fences can fall victim to splintering, rotting, termite damage, burning, cracking and other degradation. We use only high-density concrete reinforced with steel and fiber mesh, saving our customers the costs and hassle with replacing wooden ranch rails.

Over time, traditional wood ranch rail fences fall victim to splintering, rotting, termite damage, burning and cracking other degradation. Our WOODCRETE fence rails system is engineered to withstand weather damage, making it virtually a maintenance-free alternative to traditional wood. We use only high-density concrete reinforced with steel and fiber mesh, which saves our customers the costs and hassle that come with replacing wooden ranch rails.

Benefits of WOODCRETE Precast Concrete Fence Rails and Ranch Rail Fencing

Our WOODCRETE ranch rails system combines the best of wood fencing with the benefits of precast concrete. The result? Split rail fences you can count on, no matter what life throws its way.

  • Cost-Effective Construction: Our WOODCRETE rail fence system is less expensive than traditional wood split-rail fencing. In the rare case that it needs to be replaced, our quick-install fencing system cost down on labor costs and time. Plus, there is little to no maintenance involved with WOODCRETE rail fence so you don’t have to waste time and money on upkeep.
  • Seamless Installation: Our system is available in 2 rail, 3 rail wood privacy fence, and 4 rail configurations that make for easy install — no mortar required. The WOODCRETE rail fence system is created off-site and then installed seamlessly on-site with no hassle or construction to worry about.
  • Aesthetic Appeal: Our concrete yard and ranch rail fence system is designed to deliver the authentic look and feel of a traditional split rail fence. Choose from a variety of ranch rail fencing styles and color options to match your aesthetic. You’ll have the look of conventional split rails, without all the fencing maintenance.
  • Engineered for Strength: Our WOODCRETE RAIL system has a maximum strength of 4500 psi. Our rail fence line posts are reinforced with two #3 rebar ties. Our wood split rail fences are reinforced with two #3 rebar ties, plus fiber mesh. This makes our split rail fencing system tough enough to withstand force, including earthquakes. This is so important if you live in a place like California.
  • Built for Resistance to Weather: Our precast concrete ranch rails fence is designed to withstand a variety of weather conditions. Thanks to our manufacturing process, the color, look and feel of your WOODCRETE RAILS won’t fade with time. This means they can withstand wind, water, and fire.

Precast Split Rail Fence & Posts Features:

There are many benefits to installing a WOODCRETE split rail fence system. They give your property an amazingly iconic aesthetic look, and they are built to last for decades down the road.

Split Rail Fences Made with Precast Concrete

Because our split rail fences are made with solid precast concrete, they are not vulnerable to the same wear and tear of traditional wood split rail fences. This means that they will hold up against wind, water, fire, earthquakes, and anything Mother Nature can throw at it.

  • Authentic wood look and texture on both sides of each line post and rail
  • 2, 3 wood rail fence, and 4 rail configurations
  • Easy to install split rail fence, no mortar required
  • Proven manufacturing process to ensure strength and longevity
  • Variety of color options and rail fence styles to match any aesthetic

Ready to explore what types of WOODCRETE split rail fences are available? Let’s discuss the needs of your rail fence project.

With our easy turnkey installation process, your precast concrete fence rails will be finished and ready to place on-site.

We handle everything, from split rail fence designs to creation to final split rail fence placement. Contact us to receive your free split rail fence estimate!

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SPLIT RAIL FENCE INSTALLATION


  • QUICK INSTALL


  • AFFORDABLE


  • INSECT RESISTANT


  • WEATHER RESISTANT


  • MEETS SAFETY CODES


  • REALISTIC TEXTURES


  • LOW MAINTENANCE


  • ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS


  • CUSTOM HEIGHTS


  • STEEL REINFORCEMENT


  • WITHSTANDS SEISMIC
    ACTIVITY


  • ECO-FRIENDLY

Traditional walls and ranch rail fencing systems’ materials are prone to deterioration and damage.

While there are other materials available for your fencing needs, precast concrete products are your best bet in terms of resilience, longevity and appearance. Wood, vinyl and fiberglass are subject to damage and disintegration resultant of the sun or bad weather, but precast concrete materials are nearly impossible to ruin. Using precast concrete for split rail fences is a wise investment because you are guaranteed a product that not only lasts, but also looks amazing.

Precast Concrete vs. Wood Rail Fences

Feature Precast Concrete Rail Fence Wood Rail Fence
Durability Reinforced with steel & fiber mesh; resists rot, fire, insects, and weather. Vulnerable to rot, termites, warping, and fire.
Lifespan 40+ years with minimal upkeep. 10-15 years before major repairs or replacement.
Maintenance Virtually maintenance-free; no staining, sealing, or pest treatments. Requires regular staining, sealing, and pest control.
Cost Higher upfront cost, but lower lifetime cost due to durability and no upkeep. Lower upfront cost, but higher long-term expenses.
Appearance Realistic wood grain textures, multiple colors & rail styles. Natural wood look, but fades, cracks, and weathers over time.
Installation Precast components slot into place quickly; no mortar required. On-site construction, more labor-intensive.
Environmental Longer lifespan reduces waste; no chemical sealants needed. Frequent replacements and chemical treatments increase impact.
RAIL FENCING COLORS

We understand the importance of visual appeal to your split rail fence design.

Our one-step coloration system infuses concrete with the precise color specified. By utilizing a custom blending technique, we can achieve a variety of warm, rich tones that replicate the look, texture, and complexity of natural wood, brick, or organic stone for your split rail fence.

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Precast Concrete Rail Fence FAQ

What is a precast concrete rail fence?

A precast concrete rail fence is a fencing system made from reinforced concrete posts and rails that are cast in molds to replicate the look of natural wood. Unlike wood, precast components don’t rot, warp, or splinter — and they hold up for decades without major upkeep.

How are precast fences made?

The process starts in a controlled factory environment. Posts and rails are poured into reusable molds, reinforced with steel and fiber mesh, and cured under specific conditions for maximum strength. Once complete, the finished components are shipped to your property for installation. This ensures consistency and quality that on-site construction can’t match.

How is a precast rail fence installed?

Installation is straightforward. The precast posts are set into the ground, and the rails are slotted into place without the need for mortar. Because the dimensions are precise, crews can install large stretches of fencing quickly, saving time and labor costs compared to building from raw lumber.

How does the cost compare to wood fences?

The upfront price of precast concrete is usually higher than wood, but the long-term math tells a different story. Wood needs regular staining, sealing, pest treatments, and often replacement every 10–15 years. A precast fence can last 40+ years with almost no maintenance, making the lifetime cost far lower than wood.

Where are precast rail fences commonly used?

Precast rail fences are popular in a wide range of settings:

  • Ranches and farms for livestock containment
  • Residential yards for curb appeal and property boundaries
  • Estates and large properties for timeless, durable fencing
  • Commercial landscapes where appearance and longevity both matter

Are precast rail fences customizable?

Yes. Precast systems come in two-, three-, and four-rail styles, with realistic wood textures on both sides of each rail and post. They’re available in custom color blends that mimic cedar, oak, or weathered barnwood, so you can match your property’s style.

Do precast fences help with soundproofing?

While rail-style fences are not designed as full sound barriers, precast concrete panels and walls offer excellent noise reduction. If soundproofing is a priority, precast concrete provides far better performance than wood or vinyl alternatives.

What about environmental impact?

Concrete production has an initial carbon footprint, but precast rail fences make up for it through longevity and reduced maintenance. With no need for stains, sealants, or chemical pest control — and with a lifespan multiple times longer than wood — precast is often the more sustainable choice over decades.

How long will my precast rail fence last?

With proper installation, precast rail fences can last 40 years or more. They’re engineered to withstand wind, water, termites, fire, and even seismic activity — conditions that quickly break down traditional wood fencing.

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