Commercial Fencing in Portland & Vancouver

Yes. We're licensed, bonded, and insured in both Oregon and Washington, and we provide certificates of insurance to property managers and GCs as a matter of course.

Yes. Occupied sites like apartments, retail, and schools often need phased or after-hours work, and we schedule around your operation.

Yes. Most cities in the metro require screened trash enclosures for commercial properties; we build them in chain link with slats, wood, or ornamental steel to match the site.

Yes. We install commercial gate operators with keypads, card readers, remotes, and telephone entry, and we can tie into most existing access control systems.

It depends on the season and the material, since ornamental steel and specialty gates carry longer fabrication windows than stock chain link. When you call, we'll give you a current, honest schedule rather than an optimistic one. If your project has a hard deadline like an insurance requirement or an opening date, say so up front and we'll build the timeline backward from it.

We're glad to discuss public-works and prevailing-wage projects case by case. Those jobs carry specific certified-payroll and documentation requirements, so the right first step is a conversation about your project's scope and agency before either of us commits. Send the bid documents over and we'll tell you straight whether we're the right fit.

Several, depending on how much deterrence the site needs: taller fabric with barbed-wire arms, small-aperture security mesh that denies handholds and toeholds, curved or spear-top ornamental pickets, and bottom rails that stop lift-unders. The honest starting point is your site's theft pressure. A storage yard backing an alley needs more than a landscaped office frontage, and we spec accordingly.