Maximum Value, Built to Last
Chain link is the workhorse of the fence world — affordable, tough, secure, and practically maintenance-free. For homeowners around Foristell and Wright City, it's the most economical way to enclose a large yard, fence in the dog, or secure a back lot without stretching the budget. It's also the go-to for ball fields, kennels, storage yards, and commercial property lines where you want a strong, see-through barrier and a low price per foot.
Chain link does the same job here that it does everywhere, but installing it to last in eastern Missouri takes local know-how. Our clay-heavy soil swells and shifts, and a hard freeze-thaw winter will heave any post that wasn't set right. We set every line, terminal, and gate post in concrete below the frost line so your fence stays plumb and the mesh stays tight season after season — even on the open acreage and new-subdivision lots common around Wentzville and St. Charles County.
Chain Link Options We Install
- Galvanized (silver) chain link — zinc-coated steel mesh, the most economical way to enclose a yard or lot
- Vinyl-coated chain link — galvanized wire with a bonded black or green PVC coating for a cleaner look that blends into the landscape
- Dog runs & kennels — secure pet enclosures with bottom rail or tension wire to stop diggers
- Tall security & ball-field fence — 7-, 8-foot and taller heavy-gauge mesh for commercial lots, courts, and sports complexes
We install residential mesh in 11.5- and 9-gauge and step up to heavier 9- or 6-gauge for security and commercial work, in 4-, 5-, 6-, 7-, and 8-foot heights. Posts and framework come galvanized or color-matched, and we finish the top with a continuous top rail for rigidity — with optional barbed-wire arms where the job calls for it.
