Austin Commercial
Fencing Contractor
for Commercial Fence

Usually protection: the property, the equipment, the people and what is being stored. There is a post on the blog on this, and it is worth reading before you decide what the fence actually has to stop.

It is the normal case for commercial work, and it is one of the things we plan around at the quote stage — which runs go up when, and what has to stay passable while they do.

Yes. Slide gates, swing gates, double drive-through gates and automatic openers, built to match the fence and the traffic that has to get through it.

Ask who is actually doing the work. We have been family-owned since 1996 and build with in-house crews rather than subcontractors, which is why we can tell you who will be on your site. There is a post on the blog about what else to ask.

Yes, insured and bonded in Texas — worth confirming with anyone you have out, and we would expect you to ask.

Scheduling depends on the time of year. Spring is our busiest season after storms roll through, so lead times can stretch to a few weeks. Fall and winter are often quicker.

A few things help us hit the ground running: pets indoors, and gates or side access cleared for wheelbarrows. We handle everything else, including marking utilities before we start.