Fencing services
Chain Link Fencing in Kingsport, TN
Chain link fencing that keeps pets and kids in the yard without blocking the view or stretching the budget. Jason Frady Construction installs galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link across Kingsport and the Tri-Cities, built tight and set deep for local weather.
Chain Link Fencing Options, from Galvanized to Black Coated
Chain link is the fence homeowners pick when they want a boundary that works hard and asks very little in return. Standard galvanized mesh is the most budget-friendly option. Black or green vinyl-coated mesh costs a bit more but blends into the yard and adds another layer of protection against rust.
Height depends on the job. A 4-foot backyard chain link fence is plenty for most kids and small dogs, while 5 or 6 feet is better for jumpers, pools, and commercial lots. We help you pick the height, gauge, and gate hardware that fit how the fence will actually be used, so you aren't paying for more fence than you need.
Most calls come in when a new dog joins the family, a storm takes out an old run of fence, or a property line needs a clear and affordable marker. If an existing fence just needs chain link fence repair, like a few new posts or a fresh section of mesh, see our fence repair page. For everything else, a quick look at the lot gets you a straight answer and a fair number.
When Residential Chain Link Fencing Makes Sense
Chain link earned its reputation as the practical choice for good reason. It's worth a serious look when:
If one or two of these sound like your property, it's worth a conversation before the next storm or the next escaped dog makes the decision for you.
Our process
Our Chain Link Fence Installation Process, Post to Gate
Every chain link job starts with a walk of the fence line before a single roll of mesh gets ordered. From there, the work follows four clear steps.
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Step 1: Measuring the Line and Choosing Height and Coating
We measure the run, check for slopes, roots, and utility lines, and talk through height, gauge, galvanized or coated mesh, and gate placement. You get a written estimate before any work begins.
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Step 2: Setting Terminal and Line Posts
Corner, end, and gate posts go in first, set in concrete below the frost line. Line posts follow, spaced to keep the fence straight and strong against wind and shifting ground.
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Step 3: Stretching the Chain Link Mesh
The mesh is attached to the top rail and pulled tight with tension bars and bands, so it stays taut through summer heat and winter cold instead of sagging within a year.
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Step 4: Hanging Gates and Walking the Finished Fence
Gates are hung, hinges and latches are adjusted so they swing and close cleanly, and we walk the finished line with you to confirm it's tight, straight, and ready for daily use.
What We Offer
Choosing a Chain Link Fence Contractor You Can Count On
Plenty of fence companies will quote a chain link job over the phone and never set foot on the property. Our approach is simpler: measure it right, price it fairly, and build it to last.
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Workmanship on Every Post and Rail
With close to twenty years in construction, Jason stays hands-on from the estimate through the punch list. That means posts set deep, rails cut clean, and mesh stretched tight across every section.
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Honest Pricing on Every Foot of Fence
You get a fair number based on your actual fence line, not a lowball quote padded with change orders later. Galvanized or coated, we price the job to be done right the first time.
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One Chain Link Fence Company to Call
If a gate needs adjusting after the install, you call the same company that built it. And when the roof, a deck, or a porch needs work down the road, it's the same accountable contractor.
Built for Tri-Cities weather
Galvanized Chain Link Fence Built for Tri-Cities Weather
The freeze-thaw cycle around Kingsport, Johnson City, and Bristol is hard on fence posts that aren't set deep enough. Every post we install goes below the frost line so the ground can't heave your chain link out of line by spring.
Properties near the Holston River or in lower spots around Blountville and Bluff City also deal with runoff and soft ground after heavy rain. Galvanized steel resists rust in that damp, humid air, and vinyl-coated mesh adds an extra barrier for yards that stay wet.
Summer storms bring their own wear, from falling limbs to wind gusts strong enough to stress a loosely stretched fence line. Building it tight the first time means fewer repair calls down the road, whether the property sits in town or out toward the ridges near Bays Mountain.
Customer feedback
Chain Link Fence Reviews From Tri-Cities Neighbors
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Our Services
Chain Link Fencing Services Across the Tri-Cities
We provide chain link fencing services for homeowners and property owners throughout Kingsport and the surrounding Tri-Cities communities, including these towns.
- Kingsport, TN
- Johnson City, TN
- Bristol, TN
- Bristol, VA
- Jonesborough, TN
- Blountville, TN
- Gray, TN
- Elizabethton, TN
- Church Hill, TN
- Mount Carmel, TN
- Colonial Heights, TN
- Bloomingdale, TN
- Piney Flats, TN
- Bluff City, TN
- Fall Branch, TN
- Gate City, VA
- Weber City, VA
- Surgoinsville, TN
- Pine Crest, TN
- Oak Grove, TN
Plan Your Chain Link Fence Replacement or New Install
Whether it's a backyard for the dog, a pool enclosure, or a long property line out in the county, we'll walk the lot with you, help you choose between galvanized and coated mesh, and give you a fair, written price. No pressure and no runaround.