Galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link for yards, pets and commercial lots, with tensioned mesh on concreted posts so it stays tight. Serving University Park and all of Dallas County.
Get a Free QuoteUniversity Park, home to SMU and the stately Park Cities, expects clean, elegant fencing that matches its upscale neighborhoods.
Chain link sags when the terminal and gate posts move, because they carry the tension for the whole run. We set them in concrete below the active clay zone and stretch the fabric properly, so gates keep swinging true through the wet and dry cycles.
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Galvanized or coated mesh for yards, pets and play areas.
Taller, heavier fabric for lots and equipment yards.
Black or green coating for a cleaner, low-glare look.
Privacy slats for screening without the cost of wood.
Galvanized is the most affordable and resists rust well. Black or green vinyl-coated mesh costs more but blends into landscaping and almost disappears behind shrubs, which is why many University Park homeowners choose it for a back yard.
Yes. Privacy slats woven through the mesh give real screening for far less than a wood fence, and we can add them to a new fence or one you already have.
Usually the end and gate posts have moved. They carry the tension for the whole run, so if they were set shallow in Dallas County clay the fabric loosens. We set those posts in concrete below the active soil zone and tension the mesh properly.
We walk your University Park property, give you a straight price, and show you how it is built underneath.