Find a West Coast State Fence Installer

Looking to put up a security or privacy fence?

It’s best to have an experienced local fence company build yours.

Advantages of Having a Good Fence at Your Home or Business

Keep your building or home more secure and free from intruders, theft or vandalism

Help protect a business’s building, inventory, employees and employee vehicles

Keep unauthorized visitors from entering your home, business or other protected area

Make your property look good and boost the curb appeal and increase the value of your property

Block out the view of people walking or driving by and reduce nearby traffic sights and sounds

Increase your peace of mind knowing you are better protected

Block your view of your neighbors, or their view of you

Keep people from accidentally walking into unsafe business or construction areas

Keep pets and children from wandering away from home

Residential Customers

Homeowners often want a fence to provide privacy from neighbors, security, safety for children or pets, or to make their home look better.

Your installer will work with you to determine your wants, needs, budget and personal tastes and show you some awesome options for your home.

You have access to all kinds of different products from leading manufacturers.

They make sure that your new fence will match well with the architecture and style of your home, be it modern or rustic. And your builder can suggest the finishing touches or accessories that will really make your fence look good.

A good builder will show you examples of stylish but tough materials that are right for this part of the country and will stand up to the elements here in our area.

Lastly, they will make sure to adhere to all city laws and regulations regarding residential fencing around town.

Commercial Customers and Uses

They can meet with a potential commercial client, check out the property and come up with a few affordable and appropriate solutions to choose from.

They will design a solution that is made up quality materials, is strong and durable, easy to maintain, looks good and promotes safety at your business.

Some Common Locations of Commercial Fencing:

• Parking lots or smaller private parking areas
• Swimming pools
• Storage yards / junk yards / equipment yards
• Factories
• Driveway gates
• Schools and daycare facilities
• Outdoor entertainment venues / sports venues
• Correctional facilities
• Clinics / hospitals/ medical facilities
• Hotels / motels / resorts
• Apartment and residential buildings
• Commercial outdoor storage
• Dumpster areas behind buildings
• Indoor or outdoor animal kennels
• Recreational and commercial athletic fields
• Tennis court enclosures
• Batting cage fences / Golf courses and driving ranges
• Baseball /or softball fields

Besides outdoors, they can also design and assemble interior partitions and cages for inside warehouses, storage facilities or other commercial buildings.

Styles of Fences

You have several options when it comes to planning your new fence.

The two biggest options are whether you want a privacy or a non-privacy fence and which construction materials you want the fence built with.

Common Construction Styles

Chain Link – generally the cheapest option. It can be the quickest and easiest to install. May have a galvanized option. Galvanized chain link will come with a heavy zinc coating, so no corrosion or rusting.

Vinyl or PVC Coated Chain Link – chain link covered with a shiny, protective vinyl coat. It’s maintenance free. Often available in colors including black, brown and green.

California Chain Link – a hybrid style using chain link fence, but having wood posts and wood beams instead of the standard steel posts and beams.

Barbed Wire and Barbed Tape – very effective for security situations.

Aluminum – resistant to chipping, cracking and peeling, no maintenance.

Steel – durable/built to last and secure/strong. Resistant to weather damage. Plenty of design choices and different grades/costs to choose from. Can be ornamental.

Ornamental Iron, Aluminum or Steel – a big range of style designs, colors, and options including different styles of gates. Great-looking but more expensive.

Vinyl – affordable, easy to maintain/maintenance free, durable/weather resistant and maintains its look/shape/color for years. Comes in a range of styles/textures/colors and accessories. Good for privacy.

Composite – similar to vinyl, but usually is a blend of synthetic PVC vinyl and recycled wood fiber materials designed to resemble the look of timber and wood. The finish is resistant to mold, cracking, chipping, peeling and rotting. Good for privacy.

Wood Picket – traditional and classic. Not weatherproof or maintenance free.

Wood or Timber – classic warmth and traditional style. Blends well with nature and the outdoors. Can be good for privacy situations. Not weatherproof or maintenance free.

Split Rail – traditional, timber poles positioned horizontally and vertically. No privacy or security. Has a rustic, rural feel to it. Typically residential. An affordable option, especially for large areas.

Options and Choices and Add-Ons

Security options include manual or automatic pedestrian walk-through gates for home or business use; pedestrian turnstiles and other entry access systems for business use; driveway gates or entrance way vehicle gates that either swing or slide; and the gate operators that provide controls to open and close these gates (card readers, coded keypads, radio controls or simply manual operation).

There are appearance details you can add to your fence too.

There are finials and caps which sit on the top of your fence posts. Finials are generally just a decorative element. Caps help provide a finished look too, but they can also help protect your post from the weather.

Scrolls are a decorative element that can be added to the top or middle of fence sections or gates of see-through fences.

Temporary Security Fences

If you just need a temporary fence, you can get that done quickly too.

Construction work sites and other types of outdoor projects often need a protective security fence for just a set amount of time.

A good fence contractor can install an effective temporary fence to protect whatever it is you want to be protected.

Generally, a temporary fence will not be a good-looking fence. It’s purpose is to protect whatever is inside it or to keep bystanders or neighbors from getting into the location and potentially being harmed. Some temporary fencing may incorporate nylon or other light weight choices.

Find a West Coast Fence Contractor

Building a privacy or security fence doesn’t necessarily require that a rocket scientist be in charge of it, but at the same time, it is harder than it looks.

An experienced fence builder knows all the tips and tricks concerning how to design, lay out and construct a good-looking fence.

Should I Do It Myself?

Let’s be honest – novices and beginners make mistakes.

And it will take an inexperienced installer three times as long to finish even a simple project.

Plus, the last thing you want is to end up with a fence that looks like it was installed by an amateur. Or one that violates a city building code.

Where to Start

If you set up a short meeting with a local security fence installer, they can take a look at your property.

Your local contractor can find out exactly what it is you’re looking for, offer a few recommendations, show you the best available options and come up with a plan and an estimate of how much it would cost.

You can also find out when your project will get underway and when it will be finished.

Find the right company for your budget.

It takes just a short phone call to move forward with the info you need.

877-437-2758