Tall woven-wire fence on steel T-posts with wood brace posts across a dry field, white rail fence and hills beyond

Chain Link & Security Fencing, Sonoma County

Galvanized and coated chain link for yards, lots and job sites, plus security fencing and metal enclosures.

  • 5.0 on Google from 19 reviews
  • Homes, farms & businesses
  • Design + build
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Chain link fences

Where does a chain link fence make sense?

Chain link is a strong, affordable way to fence large areas: backyards and dog runs, vacant lots, farm and equipment yards, and commercial properties that need security. It lets light and air through, lasts for years and can be coated black or green so it fades into the landscape. We also build security fencing and metal enclosures.

  • Galvanized chain link
  • Black and green vinyl-coated chain link
  • Dog runs and kennels
  • Security fencing
  • Metal cages and enclosures
  • Commercial and lot fencing
  • Walk and drive gates
  • Privacy slats
Galvanized wire-mesh ranch walk gate set between wood posts in a welded-wire fence on dry hillside land
Good to know

Can chain link look good around a home?

Yes. Black or green vinyl-coated chain link blends into lawns, gardens and hillsides far better than bare galvanized wire, and slats can add privacy if you need it later. Clean post lines, tight fabric and properly hung gates make the biggest difference to how a chain link fence looks once it's built.

Crew member stretching woven-wire fencing onto steel T-posts in a dry field, pickup truck behind
Covered riding arena with a solid wood kickwall and a galvanized wire-mesh ranch gate at the entrance
FAQ

Chain Link Fence Installation FAQ

Service area

Where can we install chain link?

Chain link and security fence jobs take us to homes, farms, storage yards and commercial lots across Sonoma County, from Cloverdale in the north to Petaluma in the south. Commercial sites often have their own permit and design rules; tell us the address and we'll check before we quote.

Need a lot, yard or dog run fenced?

Send the address and what needs fencing, or call (707) 396-8940.

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