RAY COUNTY // MO
Rolling Ray County hills and a courthouse square.
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Richmond, MO — the Ray County courthouse square, the fairgrounds and the Crooked River bottoms.
WHY WE ARE HERE
Richmond is the Ray County seat, a square-and-spokes town on the hills north of the Missouri River, close enough to the metro for the commute and far enough out that most yards are bigger than anything in the Northland.
Ray County, population about 6,000.
Hills. The ground under Richmond is clay over rolling loess, which means most yards have a slope somewhere and water moving across it after a storm. Where a fence crosses the low side of a yard we look at how the water runs before we decide where the posts go.
Richmond buyers usually want the fence for a reason, a dog, kids, a road, more than for a look, and they want it to last. That is a good brief. We build plain fences well, and we do not push ornament onto a job that wanted a straight, solid line.
Privacy fence on the in-town lots, chain-link for the dog yards, and board or wire on the acreages that start a mile out. Vinyl is common on the newer streets on the south side.
Real parking and lots with room to stage. The hills are the only thing that slows a day down: a run that reads flat from the street often is not, and we measure the drop before we order material.
EVERY MATERIAL
Cedar Vinyl Chain-Link Aluminum Ornamental Composite Steel HogWire
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Send the address and what you are picturing. We come out, measure the run, and put a number in writing. No deposit to get the number.
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