Chain link fencing
No fence gives you more containment per dollar. Galvanized or vinyl-coated chain link, hung tight and straight by our own crew — for pets, property lines, ball courts, and commercial yards across Northwest Arkansas.
Simple, strong, and honest about it
Chain link isn't fancy, and that's the point. It keeps dogs in, marks the line, secures a yard, and stays out of the way — and when it's stretched properly on well-set posts, it just keeps working. We've hung a lot of it in 60+ years, and we hang it tight.
- Galvanized or vinyl-coated mesh (black, green, brown)
- Residential pet and property containment
- Commercial and security perimeters
- Common gauges and heights, from 4 ft to tall security runs
- Privacy slats to close off a court, yard, or equipment area
- Matching walk and drive gates that latch easily and stay square
Privacy-slatted chain link around a backyard court
Why a cheap fence still needs a careful install
Chain link fails the same way every fence fails in Northwest Arkansas: at the posts. Our clay soil holds water, heaves in a freeze, and will lean a shallow-set terminal post until the whole run sags.
We set terminal and gate posts to the depth our ground demands, stretch the fabric so it stays drum-tight, and step the runs down slopes so the bottom stays close to grade — no gaps for a dog to slip under. Galvanized mesh shrugs off our humidity; vinyl-coated black or green quietly disappears into a tree line if you'd rather not look at a fence at all.
Where chain link earns its keep
Homeowners use it for dogs, kids, and clean property lines. Businesses use it for security perimeters, equipment yards, and anywhere a fence has to work hard without much fuss. Add privacy slats and it closes in a yard or a court without losing any of that durability.
If you're weighing chain link against wood or ornamental, we'll lay out the trade-offs honestly at the estimate: what each costs to own, how each looks from the street, and what actually fits the job. Sometimes the answer is chain link in the back and something nicer up front — we build that all the time.
Chain link fence with privacy slats around a backyard court
More of our work
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Galvanized chain link with woven slats for privacy around a court.
A steel-framed dumpster enclosure with cedar infill panels.
A cedar service enclosure with heavy steel-framed gates.
Overlapping cedar boards with no gaps — full privacy and a finished look.
A wood gate built into the run to match — square, true, and built to last.
Cedar privacy stepped panel-by-panel down a graded yard.
Powder-coated steel railing with a clean, architectural look.
Horizontal-slat privacy screens on black steel posts.
Need a fence that just works?
Tell us what you're containing and we'll come measure the line — free written estimate, no pressure, straight answers.