Fence installation in Jerome, Idaho

Backyard fences in town and working fences on the farms and dairies across the river from Twin Falls.

Jerome is the seat of Jerome County, about 10 miles northwest of Twin Falls on the north side of the Snake River. It had 12,349 residents in 2020, up from 10,890 in 2010. The economy is mostly agricultural, and dairy farming is one of its main industries. That mix shows up in fence calls: privacy fences for homes in town and long, tough fences for the farms around it.

Typical Jerome fence jobs

  • Wood and vinyl privacy fences in town
  • Pipe corrals and heavy-duty gates
  • Wire fencing along pasture and field edges
  • No-climb paddocks for horses
  • Chain link around shops and equipment yards

A different county and a different city hall

Jerome is in Jerome County, not Twin Falls County, and the City of Twin Falls rules don't apply there. Lots inside Jerome city limits follow the City of Jerome's rules; rural addresses follow Jerome County's. Your contractor should confirm which office covers your property and whether a permit is needed.

Fences that hold stock

For animals, Idaho's lawful fence definition in Idaho Code 35-101, at least 4 1/2 feet high with the bottom no more than 20 inches off the ground, is a useful baseline. Cattle, horses and goats each test a fence differently, so tell the contractor what will be on the other side.

Common questions

Do fence contractors work in Jerome?

Yes. Call with your address and we'll connect you with a contractor that serves Jerome County.

Can you fence a corral or pasture near Jerome?

Yes. Describe the animals, the acreage and the gates you need when you call so the contractor can plan the right fence.

Services in Jerome

Nearby areas

Fence flattened by a west wind, or a new backyard with nothing around it?

Call the number above and a Magic Valley fence contractor will set a time to see the job and quote it directly.

Call (208) 944-6464
Call (208) 944-6464