01 — Farm Service
Field & Pasture Fencing
Woven and field fence that keeps livestock where they belong.
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Fence and concrete built for working ground.
AllStar Innovation LLC builds fence and pours concrete for working properties across the Bloomington area. Field and pasture fence, barbed wire, high-tensile fence, livestock enclosures, farm gates, and agricultural concrete, with more than 15 years of hands-on experience behind every job.
This is an owner-operated, fully insured business. Brad runs it himself, lives in the area, and you can call him directly. We brace the corners, run the line, hang the gates, and take the work seriously. Farm fence lives or dies by its bracing, and we do not rush it.
We serve Bloomington, Ellettsville, Linton, Bedford, Spencer, and the surrounding area. Whether you need a pasture fenced, a corral built, or ag concrete poured, reach out. Estimates are free, and you will get a straight answer about what your project actually takes.
What We Build
Farm and agricultural work, done right.
Every property is different. Here is what we build for working ground.
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Barbed Wire & High-Tensile Fencing
Efficient, durable fencing that covers ground and holds cattle.
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Livestock Enclosures & Corrals
Stronger-built pens and corrals that take real pressure.
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Welded Wire & Garden Fencing
Tighter mesh fencing for gardens and smaller animals.
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Farm Gates & Entrances
Wide, strong gates hung to swing true under daily use.
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Agricultural Concrete
Heavy-duty slabs and pads for barns, feed, and equipment.
View DetailsWhy Choose AllStar Innovation
A fence line is only as good as the bracing.
Safety is built into every job we take on. Read our safety commitment.
15+ Years of Experience
Brad has spent over 15 years building fence and ag projects on working properties across southern Indiana.
Veteran-Owned
Brad runs the business himself and lives right here in the area. Call him directly and get a straight answer.
Quality Materials
We build with materials chosen to hold up to livestock, weather, and years of hard use.
Free On-Site Estimates
No pressure and no gimmicks. We come out, walk the land, and give you an honest number.
Our Process
From first call to finished fence line.
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Free On-Site Estimate
We come out to the property, walk the land, and give you a clear quote.
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Layout & Planning
We plan the fence lines, gate placement, and materials around the land and the livestock.
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Bracing & Site Prep
We set and brace corners and ends, because the whole fence line depends on them.
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Installation
Our crew runs the fence, hangs the gates, and pours any concrete the job calls for.
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Project Wrap-Up
We finish the last details, clean up the site, and get everything squared away.
Farm Service
Field & Pasture Fencing
Field and pasture fencing has one job: keep animals where they belong across a lot of ground. We install field fence and woven wire built to hold up to livestock, weather, and the years, with posts set to take the strain.
Pasture fence runs long, so corners and ends matter. We brace them properly, because a fence line is only as strong as the ends pulling it tight. Skimp there and the whole run goes slack.
Whether you are fencing a new pasture, splitting a field, or replacing fence that has had its day, we will walk the property and put together a plan that fits the land and the livestock.
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Barbed Wire & High-Tensile Fencing
Barbed wire and high-tensile fence are the workhorses of agricultural fencing. They cover ground efficiently, hold cattle and larger livestock, and stand up to hard use at a reasonable cost per foot.
High-tensile fence is stretched tight and stays that way, which means fewer repairs and a longer service life when it is installed right. Proper bracing and tensioning are what separate a fence that holds from one that sags in a season, and we do not cut that corner.
We will talk through wire type, spacing, and how many strands the job calls for based on what you are containing and the lay of the land.
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Livestock Enclosures & Corrals
Livestock enclosures, corrals, and working pens need to be built stronger than a property-line fence. Animals lean on them, push them, and test them, so the materials and the posts have to handle real force.
We build enclosures sized and laid out for how you handle your animals, with gates placed where they make the work easier. Heavier posts and reinforced corners go where the pressure is.
Whether it is a corral, a holding pen, or a smaller enclosure for animals close to the barn, we build it to take the abuse.
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Welded Wire & Garden Fencing
Welded wire fence is the right call for gardens, smaller animals, and areas where you need a tighter mesh than field fence. It keeps small livestock and pests in or out and stands up well around the homestead.
We install welded wire for garden plots, chicken runs, and other spots where containment needs to be closer and the look matters a little more. It can be framed with wood or metal posts depending on the use.
If you are protecting a garden from deer and rabbits or penning smaller animals, welded wire is a solid, long-lasting choice.
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Farm Gates & Entrances
A farm runs on its gates. They have to be wide enough for equipment, strong enough to take a bump, and hung so they do not sag into the dirt. We install farm gates and entrances built for daily working use.
Gate openings are sized for the equipment that has to pass through, and the posts are set deep and braced because a wide gate puts real weight on its hinge post. A sagging farm gate is almost always a post problem.
From a simple pasture gate to a wider equipment entrance, we hang gates that swing true and latch right.
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Agricultural Concrete
Working properties need concrete that takes abuse, and ag concrete is poured heavier and tougher than a backyard patio. We pour slabs and pads for barns, equipment, feed areas, and other farm uses.
That includes barn floors, equipment pads, feed and bunk pads, and approach areas that have to carry heavy machinery. Thickness and reinforcement are matched to the loads the surface will see.
If part of your operation needs a solid, durable concrete surface, we will look at the use and pour something built to last.
Service Area
Where we work
- Bloomington, IN
- Ellettsville, IN
- Linton, IN
- Bedford, IN
- Spencer, IN
Don't see your area? Give us a call. We may still be able to help.
Common Questions
Farm fencing questions, answered straight.
What kind of farm fencing do you install?
We install field and pasture fence, barbed wire, high-tensile fence, welded wire, and livestock enclosures, along with farm gates and agricultural concrete. We match the fence to the animals you are containing and the land it runs across.
How much does farm fencing cost?
Farm fence pricing depends on the length of the run, the fence type, the terrain, and how much bracing the layout needs. A short garden fence and a long pasture line are very different jobs. We give you a real number after we walk the property, and the estimate is free.
Why does proper bracing matter so much?
A fence line is held tight by its corners and ends. If those are not braced and set right, the whole run goes slack over time no matter how good the wire is. That is why we brace ends and corners properly — it is the part most people skip, and it is where most fences fail.
Can you fence large or hilly properties?
Yes. We run fence across pastures, fields, and uneven ground. Terrain changes how a fence is planned and braced, and we account for that when we walk the property and lay out the job.
Do you build livestock enclosures and corrals?
Yes. Corrals, holding pens, and working enclosures are built stronger than a property-line fence, with heavier posts and reinforced corners where animals put pressure on them. We lay them out around how you handle your animals.
Do you pour concrete for barns and equipment?
Yes. We pour agricultural concrete for barn floors, equipment pads, feed areas, and other farm uses, poured heavier and reinforced for the loads a working property puts on it.
Customer Reviews
What our customers tell us.
5.0 · verified Google
“AllStar Innovation replaced old deck boards on my back porch patio. Brad, the owner, gave me a fair estimate for parts and labor and completed the job on time and on cost. He used quality materials and the results were excellent. My wife and I are absolutely pleased with the work.”
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Alan K.
Bloomington, IN · Verified Google review
“We had Brad from AllStar Innovation out for a project and could not be happier. They were affordable, professional, and efficient, and completed the work in a timely manner. Their attention to detail was outstanding. I would highly recommend AllStar Innovation.”
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Gene K.
Bloomington, IN · Verified Google review
Rated 5.0 on Google
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