Security Fence Installation in Central Kansas

For most commercial sites we recommend at least 7 to 8 feet, which puts the top out of easy reach and discourages climbing. High-risk sites often go higher and add mesh infill or a topper. During your free assessment we'll factor in what you're protecting and what your insurer or industry requires, then recommend a height that fits.

Yes. Privacy slats woven into chain link are one of the most affordable ways to block sightlines into a yard while keeping the strength and height of a security fence. They come in several colors and densities, so you can match your branding and decide how much of the view to close off. It's a popular choice for contractor yards and storage lots around Hutchinson and Wichita.

We do. We build and hang slide or swing gates and leave them hardware-ready — or fully wired — for keypads, card readers, and automatic operators. If you already work with an access-control or electrician vendor, we coordinate with them so the gate and the controls come together cleanly.

Galvanized chain link and powder-coated steel both stand up well to our wind, heat, and freeze-thaw swings. The bigger factor is how it's built — heavy-gauge posts set deep in concrete and braced corners matter more than the material alone, especially on taller security height where wind load is higher. We spec the gauge and post depth to your site so the fence stays put.

Not when it's planned right. We lay out the perimeter to keep clear sightlines for your cameras and avoid casting shadows that lighting can't cover. If you tell us where your cameras and lights are — or where they'll go — we'll position posts, gates, and any privacy slats to support that coverage rather than block it.