Heavy-duty chain link installations designed for San Antonio's commercial and institutional needs. We use 11-gauge galvanized steel with Class III coatings—far exceeding typical residential standards—for long-term performance at schools, parks, and industrial sites.
Our team specializes in large-perimeter projects like the recent Schertz sports complex, where we installed 1,800 linear feet with custom wind bracing. For properties near flood zones, we offer vinyl-coated options that resist corrosion from seasonal water exposure.
Every installation includes tensioned fabric that won't sag in summer heat, plus buried concrete collars that prevent frost heave during our rare winter freezes.
Our team specializes in large-perimeter projects like the recent Schertz sports complex, where we installed 1,800 linear feet with custom wind bracing. For properties near flood zones, we offer vinyl-coated options that resist corrosion from seasonal water exposure.
Every installation includes tensioned fabric that won't sag in summer heat, plus buried concrete collars that prevent frost heave during our rare winter freezes.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Perimeter assessment with utility marking
- 02 Step 2: Custom bracing plan for wind loads
- 03 Step 3: Hot-dip galvanized post setting
- 04 Step 4: Fabric tensioning to 12-foot standards
Benefits
- Commercial-grade materials
- Flood-resistant options
- ADA-compliant gates
- 20-year rust warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between your chain link and big box stores?
We use thicker 11-gauge steel versus typical 12.5-gauge residential fencing—critical for withstanding Texas wind storms without stretching.
Can you install on rocky Boerne terrain?
Yes, we've developed specialized rock-drilling techniques that maintain post alignment in shallow soil conditions common in Kendall County.