Specialist Stock and Post and Rail Fencing in West Cornwall
Stock fencing for fields, post and rail for paddocks and timber fencing around horse arenas, set into hard Cornish ground with our own post hole borer and breakers. We fence farms and equestrian yards first, and homes and gardens too, with any type of fencing you need.
CHAS Accredited Contractor
Constructionline Gold MemberCPCS-Carded OperatorsOur Own Plant FleetFully Insured Stock Fencing and Post and Rail Built for Working Land
Stock fencing is woven wire fencing strained tight between timber posts, used to keep sheep, cattle and other livestock in their fields and off the lanes.
Post and rail is its equestrian counterpart: timber rails fixed to sturdy posts, giving horses a fence they can clearly see and that will not snag a hoof. Both stand or fall on their posts. A fence line is only as strong as the posts holding it, and on Cornish ground that often means getting a post into rock.
Luna Maintenance Ltd installs stock fencing, post and rail and arena fencing for farms and equestrian yards across West Cornwall, along with garden and boundary fencing for homes. As fencing contractors with our own machinery, we clear the line, bore or break out the post holes and set every post ourselves.
The Fencing Work We Carry Out
Stock fencing for farms
Woven wire stock fencing on timber posts for field boundaries, new enclosures and replacement runs, with strainer posts at the corners and ends so the wire stays tight across the whole length.
Post and rail fencing for paddocks
Timber post and rail fencing for horse paddocks and turnout, built with posts set firm and rails fixed on the field side, so the line is safe and clearly visible to horses.
Arena fencing
Timber fencing around ménages and riding arenas, set out to the arena edge and built to suit the surface and the drainage beneath it. Where we are building the arena too, the fencing follows straight on from our horse arena construction.
Agricultural fencing alongside farm groundworks
Fencing around new tracks, yards and buildings, put up as part of the wider job so the farm is stock-proof again as soon as the groundwork is done. See our agricultural groundworks.
Garden and boundary fencing
Fencing for homes and gardens, from boundary lines to fencing alongside patios and drives, chosen with you at the site visit.
Clearing the line first
Overgrown hedges, scrub and old fencing cleared before the new line goes in, using our excavators and flail attachment. Brash can be chipped on site, and if you would rather do it yourself, our chipper hire is available.
Our Fencing Work
Our recent fencing includes timber arena fencing on our horse arena work, set alongside the drainage channels and stone bases that went in beneath them. Every fence was put up by our own team with our own machinery. See more of our farm and equestrian jobs on our work page.
What Our Customers Say
Our farm customers come back to us. In their own words:
"Their time management, cost structure and quality of work has been excellent and I would be delighted to recommend them."
"They did the project promptly and charged exactly what they quoted, even doing a few extra bits for me whilst they were on site."
"I was very happy with the work carried and I would certainly use him again. He is a consummate professional at what he does."
What Expertly Installed Fencing Gives You
Stock stays where you put itTight wire, firm strainers and posts at the right spacing keep sheep and cattle in their fields and off the road.
Posts that stay uprightHoles bored or broken out to depth, even through rock, give every post a firm hold, so the line does not lean or loosen after a wet winter.
A fence that suits horsesPost and rail and arena fencing built with horses in mind, clearly visible and free of anything that could catch a leg or a rug.
One contractor for the whole jobWhen the fence is part of an arena, a track or a yard, the same team builds both, so the fence line and the groundwork are planned together and finished together.
How a Fencing Job Works
Get in touch.
Call 07460 077745 or send the form with the length of the run, the type of fencing and what it needs to keep in or out.
Free site visit.
We walk the line with you, look at the ground, the gateways and the access for machinery, and agree the fencing type.
Written quote.
The work, the specification and the price, set out in writing before anything starts.
Clear the line and set the posts.
Old fencing and scrub cleared, the line set out, and post holes bored or broken out before each post is set firm.
Fix, strain and hand over.
Wire strained or rails fixed, the line checked from end to end, and a walk-round with you before we leave.
Why Choose Luna Maintenance as Your Fencing Contractors
Arena fencing is often part of the planning picture. A ménage on land not already in equestrian use usually needs planning permission, and councils commonly attach conditions to the surface, the drainage, the fencing and the lighting. When we build arena fencing, we work to any conditions on your permission, so the finished arena matches what was approved.
Farm and equestrian specialists. Arenas, tracks, yards and farm buildings are our core work, and fencing is the natural finish to all of them.
The machinery for hard ground. Our post hole borer and breakers get posts into Penwith granite and Lizard serpentine, where hand tools struggle.
Accredited and insured. CHAS accredited, a Constructionline Gold member and fully insured.
Your Contractor: Ross Kitto
Ross Kitto leads Luna Maintenance and brings 29 years in the trade to every fence line we put up. He formed the company in 2023 and leads a close team of five, with our plant operation CPCS-carded.
We fence with our own machinery, from the post hole borer and breakers to the excavators, flail and the Valtra tractor with its dump trailer for moving posts and materials across the farm.
“We work 7am to 7pm, seven days a week, so we can fit your fencing round the stock and the season, and we look at every detail of the line, down to the smallest,”
says Ross Kitto, director of Luna Maintenance Ltd.
Fencing Across West Cornwall
What Your Fencing Quote Covers
We do not publish prices, because every fence line is different. The length of the run, the type of fencing, the ground the posts go into and the access all shape the cost. The site visit and the written quote are both free.
Your quote sets out:
Everything we agree is in writing before work begins.
Fencing Questions
What fencing do you install?
Do you put up stock fencing for farms?
Do you build post and rail fencing for paddocks?
Can you fence a horse arena?
How do you get posts into hard Cornish ground?
Do I need planning permission for a fence?
Related Farm and Equestrian Services
01Horse Arena Construction
Ménages and riding arenas built on the drainage and sub-base an arena depends on.
Horse arena construction
02Agricultural Groundworks
The complete groundworks package for the farm, planned round your stock and your season.
Agricultural groundworks
03Chipper Hire
Wood chipper hire for clearing hedges, scrub and fence lines, operated or self-drive.
Chipper hireReady to Talk Through Your Fencing?
Tell us about the fence line, the ground and what it needs to keep in or out, and we will come and walk it with you. The site visit and the written quote are free, and every post is set by our own team.
Call Ross on 07460 077745·Book a free site visit online
Based in Hayle, working across West Cornwall
Phone: 07460 077745
Email: office@lunamaintenanceltd.com
Hours: 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week
Last updated: 20 October 2026