
A maker of farm and ranch gates, panels, feeders and equipment for livestock and property management.
Tarter describes itself as a maker of farm and ranch equipment, including gates, panels, feeders and related products. Pipe gates and panels are common across Middle Tennessee farms and horse properties. Owners near Nashville setting up a pasture or a drive often see these products at farm supply stores and online, and the maker site helps explain sizes and styles.
We are an independent company and are not affiliated with Tarter. We hang farm gates from many makers, build custom gates when needed and plan the posts, hinges and latches that carry them. We explain widths, heights and hardware choices so the gate swings easily for you and holds against animals.
Visit the official Tarter website
Tubular gates in many widths.
Rigid fence sections.
Related equipment for livestock.
Hinges, latches and chains.
Common widths and heights.
We plan gates for your site.
Walk Gates and Garden GatesWalk gates and garden gates in wood, aluminum and steel that provide easy access through a fence with…Explore
Automatic Gate OpenersAutomatic gate openers for swing and sliding gates with remotes, keypads, safety sensors, battery backup and solar options…Explore
Gate Repair and Sagging Gate FixRepairs for sagging, dragging and misaligned gates, with new braces, hinges, posts and latches that get the gate…Explore Size a fence line, check a lifespan or ballpark a budget.
Fence Length and Materials CalculatorEnter your measurements to see linear feet, posts, rails, pickets, concrete and time to plan for yards, runs, pastures and gates.Try it
How Long Will My Fence Last? CheckerPick a fence type, its age and the signs you see to learn where it is in its life and what to do next.Try it
Fence Budget PlannerPick a fence, gate, repair or finishing job, set the length and add extras to see a ballpark planning range. Placeholder values only.Try it Twelve to sixteen feet is common for equipment, with narrower walk gates nearby.
Yes, with strong posts and bracing.
No. We are an independent fence company and are not part of Tarter. We explain what it publishes in plain language and help you apply it to your own property.
ResourceAFAA trade association for the fence industry that offers education, events, safety resources and industry news for contractors…Learn more
ResourceNAHBA trade association for home builders and remodelers that shares research, education and advocacy on housing and construction…Learn more
ResourceASHIA professional association for home inspectors that publishes standards of practice and consumer information about home inspections.Learn more
ResourceCAIA nonprofit that offers education, resources and research for homeowners associations, community managers and board members.Learn more Call us and describe your property. We will walk the line, talk through options and give you a clear written estimate.