Cross Buck Construction · Wolfforth, TX · Servicing West Texas and Eastern New Mexico
Working corrals, pens, alleys and basic handling layouts built around how you actually run cattle. Cross Buck Construction welds and sets posts, so one outfit handles the build. Concrete footings are local only: Wolfforth, Lubbock and nearby towns. We're based in Wolfforth, TX and serve West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Call or text (806) 496-6999.
Layout comes first: how cattle flow in, where you sort, where the gates swing and where the water sits. Then we build it.
Alleys and basic handling layouts for cattle that actually move, so working day goes smoother for you and the stock.
Leaning posts, broken panels and sagging gates. Many repairs get welded in place instead of torn out.
Send us your town, how many head you work, how you sort and load, where gates and water need to be, and photos of the spot. We come back with a suggested layout and a quote for materials and labor before any posts go in.
Troughs and water lines come from our plumbing work, and trenching from dirt work. For a pen with no power line, see solar well pumps.
Cross Buck Construction is based in Wolfforth, TX and works across West Texas, centered on Lubbock and the South Plains. Towns we cover: Wolfforth (our base), Lubbock, Lamesa, Seminole, Brownfield, Levelland, Slaton and Plainview, Texas. Not sure you're in range? Text your town to (806) 496-6999 and you'll get a straight yes or no.
Welding · Fences and gates · Plumbing
Yes. Cross Buck Construction builds working corrals, pens, alleys and basic handling layouts for ranches in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. We lay out the pens around how you actually work cattle, so animals move through without fighting the setup. Call or text (806) 496-6999 with your town.
Yes. Cross Buck Construction repairs leaning posts, broken panels and sagging gates, and adds pens or alleys to corrals that already work for you. Because we weld, many repairs are done in place instead of tearing out the whole setup. Send photos and your town for a straight answer.
Tell us the town, roughly how many head you work, how you sort and load, where water and gates need to go, and send photos of the spot. Cross Buck Construction uses that to suggest a layout and quote materials and labor before any posts go in the ground.
Yes. Cross Buck Construction also handles ranch plumbing, water lines and livestock troughs, plus the trenching to run a line. We plan the trough and line with the corral so water sits where the cattle need it, instead of being added as an afterthought once the pens are built.
Cross Buck Construction builds corrals and pens from its Wolfforth, Texas base across West Texas and Eastern New Mexico: Lubbock, Lamesa, Seminole, Brownfield, Levelland, Slaton and Plainview, Texas. Not sure you are in range? Text your town to (806) 496-6999.
Cross Buck Construction (two words) is a Wolfforth, Texas business serving West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.
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