Chain Link Fencing

Galvanized chain link fencing typically lasts 20-30 years in Florida's climate. Vinyl-coated chain link can last even longer since the coating provides extra protection against humidity and salt air. The key is proper installation — posts set deep in concrete and tension wire properly stretched.

We install chain link in 4-foot, 5-foot, 6-foot, 8-foot, and 10-foot heights. Residential properties typically use 4-6 foot, while commercial and security applications often require 8-10 foot with barbed wire or razor ribbon additions.

Yes — chain link is consistently the most cost-effective fencing material per linear foot. It's significantly less expensive than wood, vinyl, or aluminum while still providing excellent security and property delineation. It's the go-to choice for large perimeters where budget matters.

Absolutely. We offer privacy slats in multiple colors that weave through the chain link mesh to block visibility. It's a great way to add privacy without the cost of a full wood or vinyl fence. Slats also reduce wind and add curb appeal to standard chain link.

Yes — we install single walk gates, double-drive gates for vehicles, and sliding cantilever gates for commercial properties. All gates use heavy-duty hinges, latches, and are properly braced. We can also add automation to sliding gates for keypad or remote access.

Galvanized chain link has a zinc coating that protects against rust — it's the silver-colored standard option. Vinyl-coated chain link has an additional layer of PVC coating in black, green, or brown, giving it a more finished look and extra corrosion protection. Vinyl-coated costs slightly more but looks better and lasts longer.