How the Texas Hill Country Floods Are Wreaking Havoc on Ranch Fencing
What landowners need to know—and do—right now
July 6, 2025
The recent floods in the Texas Hill Country have done more than swell riverbanks—they’ve torn through barbed wire, washed out posts, and left miles of ranch fencing compromised. For property owners, this isn’t just a mess—it's a security risk for livestock, a liability concern, and a major headache during already challenging conditions.
At Fred Nuncio Fencing & Construction, we’re seeing a surge in calls from ranchers needing emergency fence repairs, flood-proof fencing solutions, and post-storm assessments. Whether you're running cattle, managing wildlife, or preserving family land, our team is here to help secure your property.
What You Can Do:
- Schedule a post-flood fencing inspection.
- Consider switching to high-tensile wire or pipe fencing—durable, low-maintenance, and flood-resistant.
- Ask about smart fencing upgrades like remote monitoring, especially useful when weather hits hard.
Don’t Forget the Land Clearing
Floods often leave behind debris that clogs fence lines and accelerates erosion. We offer land clearing services to restore your property’s integrity, from brush removal to erosion control.
If your fencing took a hit from recent floods, don’t wait.
Contact Fred Nuncio Fencing & Construction today for a free post-flood property assessment. Let us help you protect your land, your livestock, and your legacy.