Privacy slats, windshields, bottom rails, and locking hardware are all available when you want extra function from your new fence, including shade for kennels and screening for storage areas. We recommend wind-rated slats where gusts are common.
Cut mesh, bent posts, and broken tension bands can be corrected without starting over. Our chain-link fence repair work restores tightness, closes gaps, and extends the life of an older fence. We can often re-stretch a loose section instead of replacing it.
Warehouses, construction sites, and parking areas rely on a commercial chain-link fence with heavy-gauge mesh, barbed or privacy options, and rolling or swing gates built for daily traffic. Three-strand barbed arms can be added when a facility requires extra deterrence.
For a softer look, a black chain link fence blends into landscaping and disappears from view. It is a favorite for backyards, tennis courts, and pool surrounds.
Zinc-coated steel resists rust and weather, making a galvanized chain-link fence a classic, low-cost pick for long runs, utility areas, and school grounds. Heavier gauges are available for yards that see rough use.
We set terminal posts, run tension wire, stretch mesh tight, and secure it with ties and bands. The result is a taut, level fence that does not sag after a few months, even along long runs. The bottom tension wire keeps the mesh from lifting where pets might push.
Describe where the fence will run and what you want it to do. Include any gate widths and heights.
We measure, mark gate locations, and present a written price. We also confirm utilities are marked before we dig.
Our team sets posts, hangs mesh, and installs gates. We keep crews on site until the last post is plumb.
We check tension, latches, and gate swing before wrapping up.
Do you build for dog runs?
Absolutely. We can raise the height, add bottom rails, and use smaller mesh for small pets so nothing digs under or squeezes through.
What gate sizes are available?
Walk gates are commonly three to four feet wide, while drive gates can span much farther for trucks and equipment.
Can I add privacy to a chain link fence?
Yes. Slats, fabric screens, and hedges can all create more seclusion, and we can install slats at the same time as the fence.
How long does chain link last?
Galvanized fencing can serve for many years in dry conditions, and coated options add extra corrosion protection in humid weather. Maintenance is mostly an annual check of ties and gate hardware.
