Chain Link Fencing

Chain link fencing remains the most cost-effective perimeter security option for industrial sites, construction zones, and public infrastructure. Road Safety Systems installs galvanized and coated chain link systems across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland.

Chain Link Systems

We install chain link fencing from standard heights up to taller security profiles, with options for barbed wire extensions and privacy slat inserts. Framework and fabric specifications are selected to meet the wind loads and security requirements of the site.

Specifications and Options

Chain link systems are available in hot-dip galvanized, PVC vinyl-coated, and powder-coated finishes. Fabric gauge, post schedule, and height are selected based on the application — from standard property delineation up to higher-security perimeters with barbed wire extensions.

Where We Install

We install chain link fencing for DOT right-of-way projects, construction site enclosures, industrial and municipal facility perimeters, and general commercial applications across our Mid-Atlantic service territory.

Gates and Access Points

A chain link perimeter is only as functional as its gates — swing gates, slide gates, and double-drive gates all have different footprint and hardware requirements, and gate selection affects everything from vehicle turning radius to how the perimeter is secured after hours. We coordinate gate type, width, and hardware with the site's actual traffic patterns rather than defaulting to a single gate style across every project.

Terrain and Grading Considerations

Chain link fencing that follows uneven terrain requires careful post-height and fabric-tensioning decisions to avoid unsightly gaps at the bottom of the fence line or excessive fabric bunching on slopes. We assess grading before installation and adjust post spacing and fabric racking as needed so the finished fence line follows the terrain cleanly while still meeting the project's security and height requirements.