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Stripping Chicken Wire From 531 Feet of Rail Fence in Barnhart

This residential vinyl split rail fence replacement in Barnhart, MO helped the homeowner update the appearance of their property before a possible future home sale. The project included 531 linear feet of 4-foot white vinyl split rail fencing, 4 gates, and was completed in 5 days.

The existing wood split rail fence had chicken wire attached along the full fence line, which made removal more time-consuming. Our team recommended a white Coronado 3-rail vinyl fence installation that delivered a cleaner, lower-maintenance look while keeping the traditional horse rail style the property already had.

Project Overview

Customer Name:

Sumner

Main Service(s) Provided:

Vinyl Split Rail Fencing

Project Timeline:

5 Days

Project Completion Date:

June 5, 2026

City: Barnhart

Project Details

Service: Split Rail Fencing, Vinyl Fencing
Fence Type: Split Rail
Fence Material Installed: Vinyl
Total Linear Feet Installed: 531
Fence Height (ft): 4
Color / Finish: White

Before and After Photos

Old wood split rail fence with chicken wire before replacement in Barnhart, MO (view 1 of 4)
Old wood split rail fence with chicken wire before replacement in Barnhart, MO (view 2 of 4)
Old wood split rail fence with chicken wire before replacement in Barnhart, MO (view 3 of 4)
Old wood split rail fence with chicken wire before replacement in Barnhart, MO (view 4 of 4)
White vinyl Coronado 3-rail split rail fence after installation in Barnhart, MO (view 1 of 4)
White vinyl Coronado 3-rail split rail fence after installation in Barnhart, MO (view 2 of 4)
White vinyl Coronado 3-rail split rail fence after installation in Barnhart, MO (view 3 of 4)
White vinyl Coronado 3-rail split rail fence after installation in Barnhart, MO (view 4 of 4)

Project Site Conditions

The yard was relatively flat, which helped with the overall fence layout. However, because this was a horse rail style fence, the project was spread across a large area of the property. The biggest challenge was removing the old wood split rail fence. Chicken wire had been attached along the entire 531-foot fence line, which made tear-out slower and more labor-intensive than a standard fence replacement. The crew also needed to work around the existing post locations. Instead of removing every old concrete pod, the fence lines were slightly offset where possible to avoid unnecessary removal work and keep the project moving efficiently.

Customer Needs

The homeowner was planning to sell the house in the future and wanted to improve the overall appearance and curb appeal of the property. They contacted our salesman to review replacement options for the old wood split rail fence. Unlike many horse rail fence installations that are built for horses or livestock containment, this project was primarily about appearance, property presentation, and creating a cleaner finished look. The customer wanted to keep the split rail style but replace the aging wood fence with a brighter, lower-maintenance vinyl option.

The Solution / Approach

Our salesman recommended a white Coronado vinyl split rail fence, which is a 3-rail style similar to the wood fence the customer already had. This allowed the homeowner to keep the same general fence style while upgrading to a cleaner and more maintenance-friendly material.

Our team also included removal and haul-away of the existing fence, including the chicken wire attached to the old fence line. Because the existing concrete pods would have added unnecessary labor to remove, the salesman planned for the crew to slightly offset sections of the new fence line where possible.

The project included 531 linear feet of white vinyl split rail fencing and 4 gates. The new gates were installed with self-closing hinges, giving the property a more functional setup if a future homeowner decides to use the fenced area for animals.

Results / Outcome

The old fence removal was time-consuming because of the chicken wire attached to the full fence line, but once that phase was completed, the crew was able to move efficiently through the new fence installation.

The finished white vinyl split rail fence gave the Barnhart, MO property a cleaner, brighter, and more updated appearance. The Coronado 3-rail style preserved the traditional split rail look while replacing the older wood fence with a low-maintenance vinyl option.

The new self-closing gates also improved function compared to the previous setup. In the end, the homeowner was very satisfied with the result, and the updated fence helped improve the look and marketability of the property so much that they began thinking about staying a little longer.

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