Panels on Stands
Best for: Construction sites, work areas, and paved lots.
Chain link panels sit in flat support feet, so they stand on pavement, gravel, or grass without digging. They go up fast, move when your project moves, and come down clean.
Panels and Temporary Dog Runs
Temporary Fencing in Vancouver, WA
Sometimes you need a fence for a few weeks, not forever. J & W Fence sets up temporary chain link fence panels and temporary dog runs in Vancouver, WA, and across Clark and Cowlitz counties. The panels stand on their own feet, so nothing gets dug into your ground.
Temporary Fence Options
Temporary Fence Panels and Dog Runs
Our temporary fencing is freestanding chain link panels. The same panels become a job site barrier, a sidewalk separator, or a dog run.
Temporary Dog Runs
Best for: A safe space for dogs while a permanent fence is built, or for good.
Panels arranged into a closed rectangle make an instant dog run. Add a walk-through gate panel so you can get in to feed and clean up.
Frontage and Sidewalk Barriers
Best for: Keeping the public out of a work zone along a road or storefront.
A line of panels separates your property from the sidewalk while work is going on. It keeps foot traffic out without closing your whole frontage.
Gates in a Temporary Fence
Temporary fencing still needs a way in. We add walk gate panels for people and wider gate panels, including ones on wheels, so crews and equipment can get in and out of an enclosed work area.
From Temporary to Permanent
If you’re putting up a permanent fence later, temporary panels can hold the line in the meantime. That’s common on commercial sites waiting on a chain link perimeter, and for homeowners who need to keep a dog in while their new fence goes up.
How to Choose
Is Temporary Fencing Right for You?
You Need It Soon
Panels go up quickly with no post holes, so you’re not waiting on concrete to cure.
You Can’t Dig
Paved lots, sidewalks, and rented property all work, because the panels stand on their own feet.
The Need Will Change
Panels can be moved as your project moves, then taken away when you’re done.
Does Temporary Fencing Need Holes in the Ground?
No. Our temporary chain link panels stand in flat support feet, so they work on pavement, gravel, and grass without digging.
Can You Set Up a Temporary Dog Run?
Yes. We arrange panels into a closed run and include a gate panel so you can get in and out.
Can Temporary Fencing Have a Gate?
Yes. We use walk gate panels and wider gates, including gates on wheels for equipment access.
Your Property. Your Next Project.
Let’s Talk About Your Fence.
A new fence, a repair, or a better way in. Tell us what you have in mind and start with a free quote.