Chain Link Fence Installation
Cleveland - Akron - Canton, OH
Chain link fences are known for their strength and durability, making them an ideal choice for securing property boundaries. They provide effective security without compromising visibility.
Benefits of using Chain Link Fences
Styles of Chain Link Fences
From galvanized to vinyl-coated, chain link fences come in various thicknesses and colors. Styles can include privacy slats for added security and aesthetics.
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Galvanized Chain Link Fence
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Privacy Chain Link Fence
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Mini Mesh Chain Link Fence
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Vinyl Coated Chain Link Fence
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Chain Link Fence with Gate
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Six-Foot Chain Link Fence
Our installation Process
Installation involves setting posts in concrete foundations, stretching the chain link fabric, and securely attaching it with fencing hardware. Acme Fence ensures every step is handled with precision. We work together as a supportive team to achieve project completion and customer satisfaction.
Maintenance Tips
Chain Link Fence Q & A
A chain link fence is the best value you could get for your money if you are looking to keep people, pets or other things in or out of your property. A chain link fence could come in a third less in cost than a wooden fence. Aesthetically, some people like the look of wood better but a black chain link fence does have aesthetic appeal.
Chain link fences do not provide privacy. A vinyl coated chain link fence only comes with a 15-year limited warranty but lasts much longer than that. A galvanized chain link fence, without a vinyl coating, will rust over time. Some people prefer the look of other types of fences although black chain link does have a certain charm all its own.
In most situations, a chain link fence would increase the value of a property by providing safety and confinement to the yard.
No, a chain link fence is timeless. They are still the most cost-effective way to keep your pets and kids in your yard and keep unwanted visitors out.
While chain link fence is the most cost effective, it does still come with a high-ticket price. The cost of material is significant and the labor to professionally install it is slightly more than any other type of fence as there are a lot more parts and pieces. If you are handy, you could save on the labor and we would be happy to design, pack and deliver you all the parts and pieces you would need to install the fence yourself.
PVC is an acronym commonly used for polyvinyl chloride. Polyvinyl chloride is the resin used to make vinyl fences. See the question “Is a chain link fence cheaper than vinyl?” for more information in the comparison between chain link and vinyl fences.
A vinyl coated chain link fence would last the longest. Vinyl coated chain link fences come with a 15-year warranty and galvanized chain link fences come with a 12-year warranty, while our cedar wood fences only have a 10-year warranty. Vinyl coated chain link fences maintain their look well over 30 years, galvanized chain link will rust over time. Cedar wood bears a weathered look over time which some people find appealing. Treated pinewood fences will crack, twist, warp, and shrink in the near term and are not recommended.
