Chain Link Fence Installation

What This Service Involves

Chain link remains the practical workhorse for pet runs, play yards, and commercial boundaries throughout Western Washington. We use galvanized or vinyl-coated mesh and framework that resist the rust our constant moisture encourages, keeping the fence sound for years. Posts are set in concrete footings and tensioned properly so the fabric stays taut and does not sag over time. It is an economical way to secure a large area quickly without sacrificing durability in our wet climate.

Benefits

Provides affordable security and containment; Uses galvanized or coated components to fight Northwest rust; Requires very little ongoing maintenance; Installs quickly over long boundary runs; Keeps pets and children safely enclosed

Our Process

1) Mark the layout and locate underground utilities; 2) Set terminal and line posts in concrete footings; 3) Install top rail, tension wire, and framework; 4) Stretch the mesh taut, tie it off, and hang gates

What Affects the Cost

Total linear footage and fence height; Galvanized versus vinyl-coated mesh; Number of terminal posts, corners, and gates; Ground conditions and access; Optional privacy slats or windscreen

Best Time of Year

Chain link installs in nearly any weather, though we favor drier windows so footings set before the mesh is tensioned.