Security Fencing

When a perimeter breach means a real safety or operational risk, standard fencing is not enough. Road Safety Systems installs high-security perimeter systems for facilities across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland that need a stronger deterrent than commercial chain link alone.

High-Security Systems We Install

**Anti-Climb Mesh**: Tightly welded mesh panels designed to make hand and foot holds impractical, commonly specified for critical infrastructure and higher-security perimeters.

**Welded Steel Panel Systems**: Heavy-duty welded wire and steel bar panels for industrial perimeters, energy facilities, and water treatment plants, available in flat-top, spear-top, and curved-top profiles.

**Palisade Fencing**: Steel palisade with pointed pale tops for high-visibility deterrence, commonly used at substations, pump stations, and utility infrastructure.

Design and Coordination

We coordinate fencing layout with security consultants and integrators so that fence lines align with camera sight lines and access control points, and we document installations with photos and material certifications for site records.

Layering Security Fencing with Other Site Measures

High-security fencing is rarely the only protective measure at a critical infrastructure or industrial site — it typically works alongside lighting, cameras, detection systems, and controlled access points as part of a broader security plan. We install the physical fence line to support that broader plan, aligning fence height, mesh type, and gate locations with the site's overall security design rather than treating the fence as an isolated element.

Foundation and Wind Load Considerations

Anti-climb mesh and welded steel panel systems are heavier and present more wind surface area than standard chain link, which means foundation and post spacing decisions carry more structural weight than they do on a typical commercial fence. We size post foundations and spacing to the specific panel system and local wind loading, rather than reusing chain link foundation assumptions on a heavier security fence system.

Material Finishes and Corrosion Resistance

Security fencing at utility, water treatment, and outdoor industrial sites is exposed to sustained weather and, in some cases, corrosive environments. We specify hot-dip galvanized, powder-coated, or other corrosion-resistant finishes appropriate to the site's exposure conditions, balancing long-term durability against the project's budget and aesthetic requirements.