Chain-Link & Security Fence
Durable chain-link and security fencing with privacy slats for homes and commercial properties.
Chain-link and security fencing that protects your perimeter without blocking light or sightlines.
Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain-link is the most cost-effective way to secure large areas — back yards, side yards, equipment pads and commercial lots. We set posts in concrete and stretch mesh tight so the fence stays straight and sag-free for years.
For privacy and a finished look, we add vinyl slats or windscreen, and for higher security we install taller panels with barbed or razor-wire options, locking gates and pedestrian access where needed.
Where security fencing is the right answer
- Yards, lots and storage areas that need a hard perimeter quickly
- Construction and equipment sites needing temporary or permanent enclosure
- Commercial frontage where visibility matters as much as security
- An existing chain-link line that is sagging, cut or has failed at the terminal posts
- Screening a service area from view without building a solid wall
How we build a secure line
The framework carries the fence, not the mesh. Terminal, corner and gate posts are set heavier and deeper than line posts, and braced, because that is where perimeter fences actually fail.
Mesh gauge and height are matched to what the fence is protecting rather than to whatever is cheapest per foot.
Fabric is stretched properly and tied off at the correct intervals — a loose mesh sags, waves and can be lifted at the bottom rail.
Vehicle openings get rolling or cantilever gates sized to the traffic, and we plan the latch and lock arrangement with how the site is actually opened and closed each day.
Configurations
- Galvanized chain-link
- The standard durable perimeter, low maintenance.
- Black vinyl-coated mesh
- Visually recedes — a far better look on a street frontage.
- Privacy slats
- Screens the view through the mesh; adds wind load, so framework scales up.
- Rolling and cantilever gates
- Vehicle access on sites where a swing leaf has nowhere to go.
- Barbed and top-rail options
- Where the site's security requirement calls for it and local rules allow it.
What affects the scope and the price
- Perimeter length, fence height and mesh specification
- Terrain, grade change and digging conditions across the run
- Number and width of vehicle and pedestrian openings
- Whether privacy slats or screening are required
- Whether the installation is temporary or permanent
What's included
- Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain-link
- Privacy slats and windscreen options
- Tall security panels for commercial properties
- Driveway, swing and locking pedestrian gates
Maintenance
Check tension and the bottom edge periodically. A lifted bottom rail is the most common way a secure perimeter stops being one.
Repair cuts and damaged fabric promptly rather than patching over them — the patched section is where the next breach goes.
Related services
- control who opens the vehicle gate
- automate a rolling site gate
- choose a more decorative frontage fence
Not sure which applies to your property? Send us the details and we will tell you, or check whether we cover your area.