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Chain Link Fencing

Chain Link Fencing

The most practical, cost-effective way to secure a perimeter. Ideal for large yards, pets, and commercial properties.

Overview

The cheapest fencing option per foot, but lacks the aesthetic appeal of wood or ornamental iron.

Advantages

  • Very affordable
  • Fast installation
  • Highly durable

Limitations

  • Utilitarian appearance
  • Offers no privacy (without slats)

Chain Link Styles

Every fence we build is customized to your property — these are the most popular styles we install.

Galvanized (Silver) style chain link fencing
Galvanized (Silver)
Vinyl-Coated (Black/Green/Brown) style chain link fencing
Vinyl-Coated (Black/Green/Brown)

Style illustrations shown for reference.

Colorado Climate Performance

Impervious to weather. Wind passes right through it, making it ideal for high-wind areas.

Specifications & Details

Best Uses
Large perimeters, Dog runs, High security
Available Heights
4ft, 5ft, 6ft, 8ft+ (Commercial)
Styles
Galvanized (Silver), Vinyl-Coated (Black/Green/Brown)
Longevity
20-30 years.

Installation & Maintenance

How it's built:Posts driven or set in concrete. Top rails installed, and the mesh fabric is stretched tight and tied off.
Maintenance required:None.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add privacy to chain link?

Yes, privacy slats can be woven into the mesh, though it alters the appearance and increases wind resistance.

Is black chain link more expensive?

Yes, vinyl-coated chain link costs slightly more than standard galvanized, but it looks much better and blends into the background.

How strong is it for dogs?

Very strong. We use heavy-gauge wire and secure bottom tension wire to prevent dogs from pushing under.

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Find out exactly what chain link fencing will cost for your property.

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Cost Factors: Linear footage, height, gauge of wire, and whether it is vinyl-coated.