The Workhorse Fence

Is chainlink the right fence for your property?

If you need a boundary that works hard and asks for almost nothing back, chainlink is tough to beat. Galvanized steel mesh shrugs off the Arizona sun that fades and splinters wood, and the open weave lets monsoon gusts and blowing dust pass straight through instead of pushing on the fence like a sail. There is nothing to paint and nothing to seal.

The open design is also a security feature. You can see through a chainlink fence, which means nobody can use it as cover, and a well stretched run with tight gates makes a clear, honest line around a yard, a storage lot, or a commercial site.

If you want a boundary with more curb appeal out front, take a look at our wrought iron fencing or Ameristar and ornamental options. Plenty of properties use chainlink where it works and iron where it shows.

Where It Works

What do people use chainlink for?

Chainlink covers a lot of jobs. These are the ones we install most across the West Valley:

  • Property Boundaries
  • Security Fencing
  • Pet Containment
  • Commercial Yards & Lots
  • Residential Backyards
  • Matching Gates, Welded In-House

Timeline & Cost

How long does a chainlink installation take?

Most residential fence installations are finished in 1 to 3 days depending on the size of the yard and the terrain. Posts get set in concrete first, and the mesh is stretched once they are solid, because a chainlink fence is only as straight as its posts. Commercial projects run longer, and with three dedicated crews we can commit to a timeline and hold it.

What affects the price?

The big factors are total footage, fence height, the number of gates, and what the ground is like. Parts of the West Valley sit on hard caliche soil, and digging post holes through it takes more time than digging through loose fill. Tearing out an old fence first adds a step too. Every project starts with a free estimate at your property, and you get a clear quote before any work begins.

Chainlink Questions, Answered

Do you install chainlink for homes as well as businesses?

Yes. We install chainlink fencing for both commercial and residential properties across Litchfield Park and the West Valley, and we work with homeowners, property managers, builders, and businesses.

Will a chainlink fence keep my dog in the yard?

Pet containment is one of the most common reasons homeowners call us for chainlink. A properly stretched fence with no gaps at the bottom and a well hung gate keeps dogs where they belong. Tell us about your dog at the estimate and we will plan the height and gate hardware around it.

Can you repair my existing chainlink fence instead of replacing it?

Often, yes. We handle chainlink repairs as well as full replacements. If a repair will get your fence back in shape, we will say so at the free estimate.

Can I get a gate with my chainlink fence?

Yes. Gates are fabricated and welded in-house by our team, from simple walk gates to drive gates, so your gate is built for your opening rather than forced to fit it.

Are you licensed for this work?

Yes. Tarango Contracting is licensed, insured, and bonded in Arizona under ROC 342152.

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Office: (602) 890-4242