Business and Property Managers
Your yard holds equipment, vehicles, and materials worth protecting. J & W Fence builds commercial chain link fencing for businesses in Vancouver, WA, and across Clark and Cowlitz counties, from tall security perimeters topped with razor ribbon to black chain link around storage facilities and sliding gates wide enough for trucks.
Commercial Fence Options
A commercial fence is judged by what it keeps out and how easily your trucks get in. These are the setups we build most often for businesses, storage yards, and industrial properties.
Best for: Vehicle lots, equipment yards, and anywhere theft is a real risk.
Coils of razor ribbon mounted above the chain link make the fence very hard to climb. It’s the strongest deterrent we install and it’s visible from the road, which discourages people before they try.
Best for: Storage yards and perimeters that need more than a plain fence.
Strands of barbed wire run along arms at the top of the fence. It adds real climb resistance at a lower cost than razor ribbon, and it’s a common choice for material and pipe yards like this one.
Best for: Storefronts, dealerships, and storage facilities that care about appearance.
Black coated chain link gives a business the security of chain link with a cleaner look from the street. We pair it with matching black gates, including gates on wheels for wide openings.
Best for: Truck entrances and busy driveways.
A sliding gate rolls sideways along the fence instead of swinging out, so it works where there’s no room for a swing. Diagonal bracing keeps long gates rigid so they roll true for years.
Slats woven through the chain link keep your inventory and equipment out of sight from the street. That’s good for security and for neighbors who don’t want to look at a storage yard. Slats work on gates as well as fence sections.
Industrial sites rarely have a clean, flat fence line. We’ve set chain link on top of block walls and retaining walls, in narrow strips between buildings and parked trailers, and along utility corridors. Tell us where the fence has to go, and we’ll work out how to get it there.
If your site is under construction or you need to close off an area for a while, our temporary fence panels can secure it until the permanent fence goes in.
How to Choose
Plain chain link, in galvanized or black, keeps people honest and marks your property line.
Add barbed wire for more climb resistance, or razor ribbon for the strongest deterrent we install.
Privacy slats keep equipment and inventory out of sight, which takes away the temptation.
Barbed wire is straight strands with twisted barbs, run along arms at the top of the fence. Razor ribbon is coiled wire with sharp blades, and it’s much harder to get past. Barbed wire costs less. Razor ribbon offers the most protection.
Yes. We install chain link sliding gates on rollers and gates on wheels for wide commercial entrances, in silver or black.
Yes. We’ve installed chain link along the top of block and concrete walls on several commercial jobs.
Yes. Slats can go in the fence and the gates, so your whole yard is screened from the street.
Your Property. Your Next Project.
A new fence, a repair, or a better way in. Tell us what you have in mind and start with a free quote.
