Chain-link Fence
Chain-link is an affordable, practical material that is commonly used for fences and for kennels. This material can be installed in your choice of heights to fit your residential or commercial needs. At home, its unique design provides you with the ability to keep intruders out while keeping children and pets enclosed in a safe space. Many of our commercial customers request the installation of a chain-link fence as well. This type of fence is ideal for keeping intruders away and securing equipment, inventory and other assets. More than that, its durability keeps related overhead to a minimum. The material is not easily affected by strong winds, ice, snow or other conditions that are common throughout the North Shore.
When you contact us for assistance with the installation of a chain fence, we can learn more about your unique needs and can design a custom fence to your specifications. Customization options are available with different mesh sizes, weave options, wire gauges and even colors. Chain-link can also be used to produce vertical or diagonal privacy fences. Its strength and durability as well as its open-air, mesh design makes it well-suited for use as a small animal enclosure or kennel as well. If you need the benefits of a durable fence on a budget, a chain-link fence may be a smart option to consider. In addition to being affordable to install, chain-link has minimal maintenance requirements and considerable longevity. This means that you can continue to enjoy the benefits of the new fence that we install for you for many years to come. We are looking forward to learning more about your current needs for a new fence and about your style ideas. To inquire about the wide range of options available and to learn about our competitive fence installation rates, contact our office today. |
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Chain-link Fencing Pros and Cons
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Pros:
- Affordable
- Low maintenance
- Provides safety for children and pets
- Durable
- Adaptable (Easy to modify for any terrain)
- Long lasting
Cons:
- Lack of privacy (Without slats)
- Limited appearance options
- Lack of security (Excluding commercial fence)