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CHAIN LINK
FENCE

Define your property with chain link fencing planned around everyday access, visibility, and the way you use your space.

PRACTICAL BOUNDARIES. OPEN VIEWS.

THE NORTH FENCE INC. / CHAIN LINK FENCE

A PRACTICAL FENCE.
A CLEAR BOUNDARY.

From backyard boundaries to working yards, chain link fencing offers an open fence layout with flexible gate placement. The North Fence Inc. helps you plan the fence route, height, and access points around your property.

Black chain link double gate opening onto a lawn.

RESIDENTIAL
APPLICATIONS

Keep your yard connected to the view.

Plan a chain link fence around your yard, garden, or outdoor activity area. Discuss pets, gate access, and the spaces you want to enclose.

POSSIBLE USES & PROJECT DETAILS

• Backyard and garden boundaries

• Walk gates and lawn equipment access

• Height and mesh selection for your needs

COMMERCIAL
APPLICATIONS

Organize the outdoor areas of your business.

Define business property edges and separate outdoor work or storage areas while maintaining visibility. Plan gates around staff, deliveries, and customer routes.

POSSIBLE USES & PROJECT DETAILS

• Business property boundaries

• Outdoor storage and service areas

• Pedestrian and delivery gate planning

INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATIONS

Build the perimeter around daily operations.

Discuss a chain link perimeter for equipment yards and operational areas. Fence specifications and gate openings should reflect the access and security requirements of the site.

POSSIBLE USES & PROJECT DETAILS

• Equipment and storage yard boundaries

• Vehicle and machinery gate openings

• Site-specific perimeter requirements

GOOD QUESTIONS.
CLEAR NEXT STEPS.

A few things to know as you plan your chain link fence project.

LET’S TALK

Is chain link the same as aluminum fencing?

No. Chain link uses a woven wire mesh, while ornamental aluminum fencing uses individual pickets and rails. This page is for chain link fence projects.

Can gates be included in the layout?

Yes. Identify where people, lawn equipment, or vehicles need access so gate locations and opening widths can be included in the estimate.

Can I replace or extend an existing chain link fence?

Share photos of the existing fence and describe the changes you need. The team can review the condition, connection points, and proposed layout.

LET’S TALK FENCES.

Tell us what you need. We’ll help you take the next step.