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Temporary fencing is not a pile of panels dropped in your lot. Our crew delivers the fence line, installs it: panels, weighted bases, bracing, and gates, moves it when your project changes, and takes it all down at the end. One flat quote covers the whole arc, from construction perimeters to event crowd control.
Quoted flat to your exact site in one call. Mon-Sat, 7 AM-7 PM your local time.
Three steps, and our crew does the heavy two. You measure once and make phone calls; we do everything with gloves on.
Tell us the perimeter, even roughly. We convert it to a panel count, place the gates, and quote one flat rate that includes installation and removal.
Our crew delivers and installs the line: panels, weighted bases, bracing, vehicle and pedestrian gates, and privacy screen if you want it. Most installs finish within one business day.
Phases change? One call moves the line or repairs a panel. When the project or event ends, the crew removes everything, bases and all, and leaves the site clean.
Security, visibility, or crowd control: each type solves a different problem. Every card links to the full page for that type.
6-foot galvanized panels on weighted bases
The industry standard for construction sites, perimeter security, and vacant lots. Self-supporting, so nothing gets drilled or dug. Gates, privacy screen, and barbed wire add on.
One-month minimum
Full details4-foot high-visibility orange or green mesh on steel posts
Marks boundaries, hazard zones, and pedestrian routes where full security is not the point. UV-stabilized, fast to reposition, and cost-effective across long runs.
One-month minimum
Full detailsInterlocking steel sections in 6- and 8-foot lengths
Crowd control for events, race routes, and traffic management. Light enough to reposition by hand mid-event, with reflective striping and signage attachment points.
Rentable by the day
Full detailsNot sure which one your site calls for? Describe what you are protecting and we will recommend it in one call: (866) 858-3867.
Anywhere a boundary has to exist for months instead of years, rented fence beats built fence. These are the four sites we fence most.
Perimeter security that meets typical jobsite requirements, with vehicle gates where the trucks actually enter. The line moves as your phases do, one call at a time.
Crowd control, entry funnels, and backstage perimeters. Barricades handle the people, panels handle the property line, and our crew handles both.
Hard perimeters around active demo zones keep the public out and the liability down. Privacy screen adds dust control on the same panels.
Road work, utility projects, parks, and public facilities, fenced on documented timelines with the permitting questions answered up front.
We install it. We move it. We remove it.
We've completed more than 180,000 rentals across 40,000+ ZIP codes, and fencing is where full service earns its keep. A fence line is only as good as its installation: panels braced, bases weighted, gates where the trucks actually enter. Our crews handle all of it, quote it flat with removal already in the number, and answer the phone when your site changes, Monday through Saturday.
180,000+
Rentals Completed
40,000+
ZIP Codes Served
2,200+
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A good fence line is boring: it goes up on schedule, stands through weather, and comes down clean. Here is what makes that happen.
Slopes, tight alleys, or an odd perimeter? Tell us on the quote call and the crew shows up ready for it: (866) 858-3867.
The quick rule: panels secure property, mesh marks boundaries, barricades steer people. Bigger sites often run two of the three.
| Chain-Link Panel | Mesh Fencing | Steel Barricade | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Site security, construction perimeters | Boundaries, hazard zones, erosion control | Crowd control, event lines |
| Height | 6 feet | 4 feet | Waist-high sections, 6-8 ft long |
| Anchoring | Weighted bases on any surface | Steel T-posts or drive-in stakes | Interlocking feet, freestanding |
| Security level | Real barrier with lockable gates | Visual boundary, not a barrier | Guides people, not a barrier |
| Minimum rental | One month | One month | One day |
| Repositioning | Crew moves the line on request | Quick to move as conditions change | By hand, mid-event |
Full specs on each: chain-link panels, mesh fencing, and steel barricades.
Fencing is quoted flat per project, to your exact site, instead of a posted per-foot number that never survives contact with real ground. Four inputs decide yours:
The perimeter converts to a panel count. Volume pricing kicks in on large perimeters.
Vehicle and pedestrian gates, locking hardware, and privacy screen are quoted per item, up front.
Panels and mesh run monthly with a one-month minimum; barricades can go by the day.
Concrete, grass, slopes, and tight access change the install work, so they change the quote, honestly.
One call gets you the flat number, installation and removal included: (866) 858-3867. More detail on fencing pricing.
Straight Talk From Our Team
“Gates are the whole game. Put them where the trucks actually enter, not where the site plan looks clean. Moving a gate after the site is active means moving the line around it, so make that call before install day and the fence never slows you down.
And if the line needs to change mid-project, call us instead of having your crew drag panels. A fence line rebuilt by hand stops being straight, braced, or secure, and that is when things walk off sites. One call and our crew moves it right.”
Michael V.
Head of Operations, Ultimate Dumpsters. Before the fence goes up
Real answers from our operations and site services desks. If yours isn't here, the phone gets you a person, not a menu.
You tell us the perimeter you need secured, we convert it to a panel count and quote one flat rate that covers delivery, professional installation, and removal at the end. Our crew sets the panels, bases, bracing, and gates, and when your project or event wraps, the same crew takes everything down and leaves the site clean. You never touch a panel.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
Walk or measure the perimeter you want enclosed and give us the footage, even a rough number. We convert it to panels and round to the layout that actually closes the loop, including where the gates go. If you have a site plan, send it over. If you do not, describe the property and I will work it out with you on the phone.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
Chain-link panels are the standard for construction sites: 6-foot galvanized panels that provide real security and meet most building codes. Steel barricades are for crowd control and short-term events, and can be rented by the day. Mesh fencing marks boundaries and hazard zones where visibility matters more than security. Tell us what you are protecting and we will recommend the right one.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
Flat, per project. Four things set the number: your linear footage, the gates and add-ons like privacy screen, how long the fence stays up, and the ground conditions our crew will be working on. We quote it all-inclusive in one call, with installation and removal in the number, so the quote you hear is the invoice you get.
Answered by Tony D., Commercial & National Accounts Specialist
Yes. Installation by our crew is quoted into your project rate, and removal at the end of the rental is included at no extra charge. Barricade rentals are the one exception on labor: the units are designed to be positioned by hand, so event teams usually place those themselves after we deliver.
Answered by Tony D., Commercial & National Accounts Specialist
Most installations are completed within one business day. Large perimeters or complex layouts can take two. We schedule the crew around your project timeline, so if the site opens Monday, the fence goes up before it.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
Yes, on any surface. Chain-link panels stand on weighted bases that sit on top of concrete, asphalt, gravel, or grass, so nothing gets drilled and no post holes get dug. On soft ground we can drive stakes, and in high-wind areas we add sandbags for stability.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
Yes. Swing and slide gates run from 4-foot pedestrian widths up to 20-plus feet for vehicles, with locking hardware for after-hours security. Plan the gates where trucks will actually enter, not where the site plan looks tidy. Moving a gate after the pours start is a headache you can skip.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
One call. As your project phases change, our crew moves the line, adds panels, or pulls a section for equipment access, and if a panel gets damaged we repair or swap it. Do not have your crew drag panels around themselves: a fence line that gets rebuilt by hand stops being straight, stable, or secure.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
It varies by city and county. Fencing on your own private property usually does not need one, though some cities set height limits. Fencing that touches public property or a right-of-way, like a sidewalk closure, usually does. Tell us where the line runs and we will help you figure out what your jurisdiction requires before anything goes up.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
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Tell us the footage, the gates, and how long it stays up. We quote the whole project flat, installation and removal included, in one call.
