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Ornamental aluminum and chain-link fencing along a commercial building lot

Commercial fencing

We build fences for commercial, industrial and multi-residential sites: perimeter, security, screening and enclosures. Posts sit on proper footings, plumb and in line, with gates hung to clear grade.

Prequalification documents available on request

At a glance

  • What we build: Chain-link, aluminum, wood and composite fences, gates and enclosures.
  • Who it’s for: Commercial, industrial and multi-residential sites.
  • How to hire us: Send drawings or a tender number for a priced scope.
  • Key standard: are confirmed before any post hole is dug.

What the work includes

For home projects, see residential fencing →

  • Chain-link perimeter & security fencing
  • Ornamental aluminum fencing
  • Privacy & screening fences
  • Garbage, dumpster & mechanical enclosures
  • Man gates & vehicle gates
  • Fence removal & replacement
  • Fencing to site-plan landscape drawings

Not included (by others)

  • Gate operators & access control
  • Electrical

Details that shape the build

Vehicles, snow piles and wind push on commercial fences, so footings and layout matter.

We follow the surveyed drawings and confirm locates before digging. Posts are set to the drawings and gates hung to clear grade.

Fence selector

For owners and GCs choosing a fence type. Pick your main need. Takes 30 seconds.

Consider chain-link for security
Security

Chain-link

Visible perimeter, service and industrial edges. Confirm post footings, visibility and upkeep with the project drawings.

Visibility & curb appeal

Ornamental aluminum

Building frontages and multi-residential entrances. Confirm post footings, visibility and upkeep with the project drawings.

Privacy screening

Wood

Screening of bins and private areas. Confirm post footings, visibility and upkeep with the project drawings.

Low maintenance

Composite

Screens and enclosures where upkeep matters. Confirm post footings, visibility and upkeep with the project drawings.

Fence line, front view

PostRailGatePost spacing set by your drawings
A simple illustration of posts and rails — your drawings set spacing, footings and gate locations.
How we calculated this

This is a comparison, not a calculation. It matches your priority to the listed fence use. The drawings govern.

Next: confirm the fence line and gates on your plans.

How we work with you

  1. 1

    Send drawings

  2. 2

    Site walk

  3. 3

    Priced scope with exclusions

  4. 4

    Schedule and mobilize

  5. 5

    Walkthrough and close-out

Rules to confirm

Locates before digging

Request public locates before digging. Private site lines such as irrigation, lighting and storm may need a private locator.

Municipal fence rules

Fence height and location can be governed by municipal fence by-laws and site plan agreements. Confirm before ordering.

Short summaries for planning. Check them against the current rules, your municipality’s conditions and your design professional.

Black ornamental aluminum fence beside fresh sod at a multi-residential frontage

Common questions

What commercial fence types do you install?

Chain-link, ornamental aluminum, wood privacy and composite screening, plus enclosures and man and vehicle gates.

Can you remove and replace an existing fence?

Yes. Removal and disposal of the old fence can be part of the same bid.

Do you build garbage and dumpster enclosures?

Yes, to the site plan details — typically screening fence with gates sized for bin access.

Do you install automatic gate operators?

No. Gate operators and access control are by others; we build the gate and fence ready for them.

Request a bid

Send the drawings and site details. We’ll confirm scope before pricing.

What happens next

  1. We review your drawings and scope.
  2. We call or email to confirm details and questions.
  3. You get a priced scope.
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Which trades?
Pricing comes from drawings and a site review. Prefer to talk? (647) 459-7775.