Commercial and industrial fencing

Commercial fencing brings requirements a residential yard does not, and most of them concern site access, vehicle clearance and security rather than the fence line itself.

What we install

• Chain link perimeters in standard and heavy gauge fabric
• Taller heights where security or liability calls for it
• Vinyl coated chain link where appearance matters as much as function
• Ornamental aluminum for offices, entrances and public frontage
• Swing gates, double drive gates and cantilever slide gates
• Bollards, posts and equipment enclosures
• Ball field and recreational fencing
• Repairs and section replacement on existing commercial fence

Gates are the whole job

On a commercial site the fence is straightforward and the gates are where the planning matters most. How wide does the opening need to be for the largest vehicle that uses it, and how often. Whether a swing gate has room to swing, or whether the site needs a cantilever slide because there is nowhere for a leaf to open into. Where the posts land relative to the drive.

These are questions best answered on site, which is why we visit the property before quoting commercial work.

Working around your operation

Most commercial sites cannot stop working while a fence goes in. Tell us how the site runs, where the traffic goes and what has to stay open, and we will sequence the work around it.

Permits, utility locates and coordination with other trades are handled the same way they are on a residential job. We schedule OUPS and we obtain the permits.