Commercial and multi-family.
Dumpster enclosures, ball fields, security fence and access gates. Quoted per job and scheduled around your operation rather than ours.
- Quoted per job
- Scheduled around your operation
- Residential & commercial
- Licensed & insured in PA
Commercial work is not a separate material — it is the same six fences, specified heavier and installed around somebody's business running. The jobs we get called for most:
- Dumpster and utility enclosures — usually the thing a property manager needs first, and usually the thing a code officer or a landlord is asking about
- Ball fields and recreation — chain link backstops, side runs and gates
- Security and perimeter fence — taller chain link, heavier framework, gates that get used every day
- Multi-family boundaries and screening — property lines, pool enclosures, privacy between units and around amenity areas
- Access gates — double drive gates on braced frames, sized for the trucks that actually come in
There is no per-foot number on this page because there is not an honest one. A dumpster enclosure and 900 feet of perimeter chain link are different jobs with different framework.
How a commercial job runs
- Site visit first. The owner measures it, the same as on a house
- Written scope and a line-item estimate — footage, framework, gates, tear-out, disposal, total. Good for 30 days
- Scheduling around you. Early starts, phased sections, keeping an access lane open — say what the constraint is and we will build the schedule around it
- PA One Call before every dig, and coordination with your site contacts for anything private on the property that One Call does not cover
If you need documentation for a bid package, a board or a lender — insurance certificates, a W-9, references — ask at the estimate and we will get you what we have.
What we need from you
- Who signs off and who we call on the day
- Any spec you have already been given, by a code officer, an architect, a landlord or an association. If somebody has already written a height, a gauge or a gate width down, we would rather quote to it than guess
- Access and hours — when we can be on site, where we can stage material, where the truck can park
- Anything underground that is yours, not the utility's: irrigation, private conduit, drainage
The more of that we have at the estimate, the closer the number is to the invoice.
Materials, specified up
Chain link does most commercial work, in a heavier gauge and framework than a back yard gets, with vinyl-coated mesh where appearance matters. Aluminum ornamental covers frontages, pool enclosures and anywhere a property has to look finished.
Vinyl and cedar show up on multi-family sites for privacy screening between units. For an enclosure that gets hit by a truck at some point, we will tell you which material is going to survive it and which one is going to be a repair call.
Repairs and existing fence
A fair amount of commercial work is not a new fence. It is a gate that no longer closes, a run a vehicle went through, an enclosure that has been leaning since before you took the property over.
We will quote a repair as a repair when that is the right answer, and say so when the framework is far enough gone that repairing it is money spent twice.
Need a number for a bid or a board?
Commercial jobs are quoted per job off a site visit. Compare the six materials, or send us the scope and we will come out.
Tell us what the property needs.
Free site visit and a written, line-item estimate. Include the constraint — a deadline, a code letter, a board meeting — and we will work to it.
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