Fencing in Romney, IN.
(Properly.)

Working Romney

How the crew runs Romney.

Romney is acreage country — southern Tippecanoe County properties where the question isn't 'privacy fence for the backyard' so much as 'how do I mark and hold a property line that runs a few hundred feet.' That's work we like. The ground down here is Tippecanoe clay like Lafayette's, but it sits higher and drains better, so post driving is predictable and we can move fast on long runs. Most Romney projects are farm-and-ranch styles — board fence, wire on steel, split rail where looks matter — often combined with a tighter fenced yard near the house for dogs and kids. Because it's rural, unincorporated county, the regulatory footprint is close to zero for standard agricultural and residential fencing, and there's no HOA within earshot; your fence is between you and your survey pins. Speaking of pins: on large-lot jobs the property line is the whole ballgame, so we locate pins and string the line before quoting final footage rather than estimating off a plat and surprising you later. We're 20 minutes south of the Lafayette yard, so Romney gets the same scheduling treatment as town jobs. If you're pricing a long boundary run, ask about doing the yard fence in the same mobilization — the driving rig is already on site, and that saves real money.