Durable, budget-friendly fencing for property lines, pet containment, and security across residential and commercial properties.
Licensed C-13 and General B fence contractor, insured, serving Fresno County and the surrounding Valley.
Chain link looks straightforward, but a sloppy install shows fast, through sagging mesh and leaning end posts. Lukus tensions every section properly so the fence stays tight for years, not just for the first few months after the crew leaves. A fence line that sags early is almost always an installation problem, not a materials problem.
For full privacy alongside security, a solid privacy fence covers both goals at once. 559Fences serves Fresno, Clovis, Madera, Sanger, Kingsburg, Kerman, Reedley, Friant, Coarsegold, and Oakhurst, and chain link stays one of the most common requests across every one of those towns.
Chain link isn't the flashiest fence style, but it's durable, low-maintenance, and priced within reach for most property lines in Fresno, CA. That combination is why it remains one of the most requested fence types across the service area, from tight residential lots to larger commercial parcels.
Galvanized steel construction resists warping in extreme summer heat. The open mesh design means no wind resistance issues like solid fencing can face. Upkeep stays minimal compared to wood, since there's no staining or sealing required, which matters for property owners who want a boundary and nothing more to maintain.
For decorative visibility with more curb appeal, wrought iron is worth a look. Chain link tends to win out when the priority is coverage and durability over appearance.
A chain link fence that sags within a year usually comes down to two things: terminal posts that weren't set deep enough, and mesh that wasn't stretched tight during installation. Lukus sets every terminal post in concrete and uses proper tensioning tools to pull the mesh taut before securing it. That step is what keeps the fence line straight over time and prevents early sag.
Privacy slats can be woven into chain link for partial visual screening. This is an add-on option, not full privacy. For complete seclusion, a solid privacy fence is the better fit, though many property owners find slats give enough screening for their needs at a lower cost.
Chain link remains one of the most practical fencing options for Fresno property owners who need a secure boundary without the cost or upkeep of wood. It holds up well to Valley heat since it won't warp or crack, and it requires no staining or sealing over time. For commercial and government properties especially, chain link offers a clear, visible perimeter that's fast to install and easy to maintain, which matters when a property needs security without a long project timeline.
Call or submit a request. Most get a same-day response.
Lukus reviews the property line and discusses height and gauge options.
A written estimate is provided for the chain link build.
Installation is completed on the scheduled date.
A final walkthrough confirms tension and gate function before wrapping up.
Yes, it's a common and cost-effective choice for keeping pets in the yard.
Yes, slats can be woven in for partial screening.
Standard height limits apply. We'll confirm the exact allowance for your property during the estimate, since it can vary by yard location.
Yes, it's commonly used for commercial and government perimeter fencing where cost and durability matter more than appearance.
Cash, check, and card are typical on shorter runs. Financing is available for long perimeter jobs.
Yes. Galvanized installs carry the 5-year structural warranty, put in writing at the time of the job. The 30-day picket term applies to wood builds only.
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