Chain link is the workhorse of fencing. It's cost-effective, durable, and code-compliant for almost any application — and with modern vinyl coatings and privacy options, it doesn't have to look industrial unless you want it to.
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Galvanized chain link is the standard, bright zinc finish, lasts decades in Florida weather, lowest cost per foot. Vinyl-coated chain link adds a powder-coated plastic layer in black or green, which both looks more polished and lasts even longer in coastal salt air.
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Standard chain link is transparent. Add privacy slats (single or double-wall) to block 75–95% of line-of-sight while still letting wind pass through, important during hurricane season. For full opacity, Enviroscreen panels are a step up: woven polyethylene mesh that goes from delivery to installed in a day.
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Light commercial chain link runs 4-6 ft for property lines and yards. Heavy commercial and industrial goes 6-12 ft tall with optional barbed-wire toppers for security yards. We handle athletic fields and ballfields (with windscreens), tennis courts, kennels and animal control, distribution yards, and full industrial perimeters.
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Chain link pricing depends on height (3-12 ft), mesh gauge, finish (galvanized vs vinyl-coated), and whether you're adding privacy slats or Enviroscreen panels. We don't quote it over the phone — we come walk the line and write it down on paper so you can compare apples to apples with any other written quote.
Yes. We add 3-strand barbed wire or razor ribbon toppers on commercial and industrial chain link where site security calls for it.
Privacy slats are vinyl strips woven through the chain link diamonds, they block roughly 75-95% of line-of-sight but cost less and install fast. Enviroscreen is a woven privacy panel that attaches to the fence and gives full opacity. Slats are better for short fences and budget jobs, Enviroscreen is better for tall fences and commercial sites.
Schedule-40 galvanized pipe framework, heavier than the residential grade, usually with three strands of barbed wire on top. It's what utility, industrial, and construction sites call for, and it's the spec we build to across Northeast Florida.
Four steps from first call to finished line. We don’t quote fence work over the phone — we come walk the site, take measurements, and write you a real quote on paper.
Call, text or use the form. We'll set up an on-site walk on a day that works for you.
Joe walks every job himself, checks setbacks, marks utilities, and prices it written down. No upsell.
Our own crew, not a subcontractor sent out under our name. Site left cleaner than we found it.
One-year workmanship warranty plus a call-back number for the life of the fence. Same family answers.
