Commercial Fencing
Commercial fencing for businesses, property managers, and general contractors.
Fencing for occupied commercial properties and fencing bid into active construction projects — installed by a company that's built fence in Alachua County since 1983. Estimates are free. In-stock materials move fastest; built-to-order gates and enclosures are fabricated to spec.
For property managers and business owners
Security fencing is commercial-grade galvanized chain link — 9 gauge or stronger — with vinyl-coated chain link available in 6 or 8 gauge. Many commercial and multi-family properties are required to screen dumpsters, mechanical equipment, or parking areas — requirements vary by municipality and by use, so we build to whatever the site plan or code review specifies rather than a generic standard. Scheduling is coordinated with the property manager around occupied buildings, tenants, and existing site traffic, not run on a fixed crew schedule that ignores them.
For general contractors
We bid directly to general contractors on commercial and private projects, working from the site plans and specs your team provides, and coordinate scheduling with the other trades on site.
Bid support and documentation
Send site plans, a scope of work, or a set of specs when you request a quote, and we'll bid from what you provide. Ask us for a certificate of insurance and bonding information when you reach out.
Security and access integration
Perimeter fencing on a commercial site is often paired with controlled access — operators, keypads, or card readers. SeeGates & Gate Automationfor what we install and service. If your project also needs perimeter security during construction, ahead of the permanent fence, seeTemporary Fence Rental — many of our GC clients use both.
Institutional and public work
Public and institutional bid work carries its own requirements — prevailing wage, bonding thresholds, campus protocols. Call to discuss your project's specific requirements.
Materials & fabrication
Galvanized commercial chain link runs 9 gauge or stronger; vinyl-coated commercial chain link runs 6 or 8 gauge. Pipe is commercial-grade, including Schedule 40 where the project spec calls for it. Gates are built to order in chain link and in ornamental aluminum or steel for controlled entry points. We also build dog kennels and enclosures to order — a fit for boarding, veterinary, and animal-control sites as well as general equipment or utility enclosures. These are representative systems, not a limitation on what we can build — we develop the fence and gate solution around the site, plans, performance requirements, and intended use.
Getting a quote
Commercial proposals are scoped to the project — plans and specs, materials, site access, site conditions, security requirements, gates and automation, quantities, and schedule all factor into the price. Send us what you have and we'll bid from it.
Getting started is straightforward.
Tell us about the project
Call or send the project type, location, and approximate size — we'll follow up on any photos or plans.
Meet and review the site
An estimator reviews the project conditions, materials, access, layout, and options needed for an accurate proposal.
Approve the proposal and schedule the work
Once the scope is approved, the team confirms materials and schedules installation around the project's requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Do you bid to general contractors?
Yes. Send us site plans and specs and we'll provide a bid, coordinating with the other trades and the project schedule your team sets.
What's the lead time on materials?
Commercial-grade galvanized chain link (9 gauge or stronger) and vinyl-coated chain link (6 or 8 gauge) move fastest; built-to-order gates, ornamental fencing, and kennels/enclosures take longer since they're fabricated to spec.
Get a commercial fencing quote
Send us the site plan or a set of specs — we'll quote materials, gates, and schedule.
