Chain link does the plain jobs well in Scottsdale: dog runs, side yards behind a gate, acre lots in the north that need a long perimeter, sport courts, and business and storage yards near the Airpark and along the freeway. Sun does not dry it out and termites ignore it.
We install galvanized fabric and black or green vinyl-coated fabric. The coated type blends into desert planting and is the one most owners pick for a house. Privacy slats and windscreen are available, with a caution: screened chain link behaves like a sail in a monsoon gust, so the posts, footings and bracing have to be sized up for it.
On hard ground, the terminal and gate posts matter most. We take those holes through or into the caliche and set them in concrete. Many associations do not permit chain link where it shows, so it is worth checking before you plan it for a front or street-side line. The city permit rule for fences over 3 feet applies to chain link like any other material.
Chain link in Scottsdale: common questions
Is chain link the cheapest fence?
In the national figures, yes. It starts lower per foot than wood, vinyl or steel. Coating, height, slats and gates add to it.
Can chain link keep a large dog in?
A 5 or 6 foot fence with a bottom rail or tension wire holds most dogs. For a digger we add a concrete strip or buried mesh.
Will coated chain link fade?
Quality vinyl-coated fabric holds its color for a long time in the sun. Cheap plastic slats fade and turn brittle much sooner than the fence itself.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit, measure and talk through options.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with material choices side by side.
- Permits & planning: We check local rules and help with permits before we dig.
- Install & clean-up: Our crew installs, cleans up and walks the finished fence with you.