Industrial Fencing
Industrial fencing for high-security, utility, and large-perimeter sites.
Perimeter and security fencing for industrial sites, utility yards, and large-scale properties across Alachua County — installed by a company that's built fence here since 1983. Estimates are free.

Materials
Industrial perimeter fencing is typically commercial-grade galvanized chain link — 9 gauge or stronger — for higher-security and higher-traffic runs, with vinyl-coated chain link available in 6 or 8 gauge and commercial-grade pipe, including Schedule 40 where the project spec calls for it. Higher-security or specialized systems may call for a different gauge, coating, or pipe schedule per the engineering or bid documents — we build to whatever the site plan or spec requires rather than one fixed standard. Barbed and razor wire toppers can be added where code and site conditions allow — common on utility yards and secured storage sites. Gates are built to order in chain link and in ornamental aluminum or steel, sized to the equipment and vehicle access the site needs, from a single service gate to a full-width rolling or sliding gate for truck traffic. 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.

Large-site logistics
Industrial and utility perimeters run longer and cover more uneven ground than a typical commercial lot — layout has to account for grading changes, existing utilities, and staged material delivery across a multi-day or multi-week installation. We plan the run and the crew schedule around the site's own operating schedule rather than treating a large perimeter as one continuous job that has to finish in a single pass.
Controlled access
Perimeter fencing on an industrial site is rarely just fencing — it's usually paired with one or more controlled entry points. We plan gate placement and fence layout together with the operator, keypad, or card-access equipment going in, rather than fencing first and retrofitting access control after. SeeGates & Gate Automationfor what we install and service.
Getting a quote
Industrial 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 the perimeter and access points and we'll quote the run.
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
Can you coordinate with gate operators and access control?
Yes — perimeter fencing and controlled entry points are planned together on industrial sites. See Gates & Gate Automation for operators, keypads, and card access.
Get an industrial fencing quote
Send us the perimeter, the access points, and the security requirements — we'll quote the run.
