Chain link fence installation
in Indianapolis.
Tough, budget-friendly, and quietly good-looking in black or green vinyl coating. The workhorse fence for pets, pools, yards, courts and commercial lines.
Affordable security that works.
Chain link is the best value in fencing, full stop. It secures the yard, contains the dog, meets pool codes, and shrugs off decades of weather at a price per foot no other fence touches. And modern black or green vinyl-coated mesh all but disappears into the landscape — a long way from the bare galvanized look people picture.
We stretch every run tight with proper tension bars and brace bands, set terminal posts in concrete, and size top rail and mesh gauge to the job — lighter for a backyard, heavier for kennels, courts and commercial lines. That’s the difference between a drum-tight fence and the saggy diamond mesh you see on bad installs.
From dog runs and pickleball courts (see Dunn Park in our gallery) to baseball backstops and warehouse perimeters, chain link covers more jobs than any other fence we build.
- Galvanized or vinyl-coated (black / green)
- Dog runs, kennels, pool & yard enclosures
- Sports courts, backstops & commercial lines
- Heights and gate widths to fit your needs
How your chain link install works.
Scope the job
Footage, height, coated or galvanized, gate count — five minutes on the phone gets you a ballpark.
Free on-site measure
We confirm the line and soil, then quote mesh gauge, framework and gates in writing.
Stretch & hang
Posts set, rail run, mesh stretched drum-tight, gates hung square. Most yards done in 1–2 days.
Serving Indianapolis & Central Indiana
We install chain link fencing across Indianapolis, Greenwood, Franklin, Whiteland, Bargersville and New Whiteland. Related services: commercial fencing · wood fencing · vinyl fencing.
Chain link questions, answered.
How much does chain link fence cost installed?
Chain link pricing depends on height, mesh gauge, and galvanized vs. vinyl-coated. It’s the most affordable fence we install.
Black vinyl-coated or plain galvanized?
Galvanized costs less; black vinyl-coated costs a little more and visually disappears against trees and landscaping while adding a second layer of rust protection. Most homeowners choose black once they see both.
Is chain link good for dogs?
It’s the best dog fence for the money — no gaps, no chewable boards, and we can size height and add bottom tension wire for diggers and jumpers.
How long does a chain link fence last?
20+ years for galvanized and often 25+ for vinyl-coated. Hardware is usually what ages first, and it’s cheap to refresh.
Can you add privacy to chain link?
Yes — privacy slats and windscreen fabric bolt on at any time, popular for commercial lots and pool enclosures.
Call and get real answers in five minutes.
You’ll talk to the people who actually build the fence — materials, budget, timeline, all of it.