Commercial & Industrial
Commercial & Industrial Fencing Products
Chain Link Fencing
Due to the ease of installation, Brady's Fence Company, Inc.
will install an affordable fencing
product and installation service to help you meet your fencing needs. Chain linked fences are perfect for commercial locations such as:
- Backyards
- Tennis courts
- Garbage Enclosures
- Baseball or softball backstops
- Kennels
- Golf Courses
- Pools
- Security Enclosures (razor wire and barb wire)
- Playgrounds
- Perimeters around buildings or recreational fields
- Schools
- Government/High-Security Facilitates
Chain Link Fences are Transparent
Chain Link fencing allows you to see what is on the other side of the fence but can be modified to fit all needs which is important for security. However, if you are concerned about privacy, we sell decorative inserts that are made to increase privacy without being unsightly. These inserts are inexpensive and easy to install.
Aluminum Fence Installation 7 Best Practices
1. Check Your Local Zoning Laws
All areas are different in the types of fences allowed. We will check your local municipality and homeowners association to ensure that your fence satisfies all codes and ordinances.
2. Call Before You Dig
We practice safety first before we dig!
3. Install an Aluminum Fence with its Rating in Mind
We ensure that the fence that is installed matches the required rating for your needs and requirements.
4. Explore Your Fence Run
We ensure proper measurement and all potential obstacles are accounted for in our drawings and prep work.
5. Stake the Pole Locations
Proper pole staking is critical, we ensure proper spacing and all codes are adhered to while staking the property and preparing for poling.
6. Start with the Gate Posts in Minds
Our standard is to start with gate posts which will ensure proper fitting of the entire fence around the perimeter. Unlike other types of fences, adjustments in mid-project are more challenging.
7. Concrete and Aluminum Fence
While you can mount your aluminum fence to concrete, there are some things to remember when working with concrete, the first being that you need to properly anchor your fence posts. If you don’t, then the daily wear and tear on the fence could lead to eventual sagging and overall weakening without the proper anchoring.