Chain link fences in Beaumont

Chain link is the most affordable way to fence a big yard or a lot, and it holds up well to wind because air passes straight through it.

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Galvanized or coated?

Plain galvanized chain link is the cheapest option. Black or green vinyl-coated chain link costs more, blends into the yard better and adds a layer against rust, which matters closer to the coast where salt air is in the mix.

Picking the right fence

  • Height. Four feet works for most yards and small dogs. Five or six feet for bigger dogs or more security.
  • Gauge. Lower numbers mean thicker wire. Heavier gauge costs more and stands up better to dogs and impacts.
  • Top rail and tension wire. A top rail keeps the fabric tight and straight. A bottom tension wire keeps pets from pushing under.
  • Privacy slats. Slats woven into the fabric add some privacy without the cost of a wood fence.

Chain link repairs

Bent top rails, sagging fabric, broken ties and leaning terminal posts are all fixable. Sections hit by a falling limb can usually be re-stretched or patched with new fabric rather than replaced end to end.

See typical prices in the fence cost guide.

Common questions

Is chain link good for dogs?

Yes. A 4 to 6 foot chain link fence with a bottom tension wire keeps most dogs in. For diggers, a buried wire or a concrete strip along the bottom helps.

Can I add privacy to a chain link fence?

Yes. Privacy slats woven into the fabric block much of the view, and they're far cheaper than replacing the fence with wood.

Chain link fence near Beaumont

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