Residential
A strong fit for dog runs, side yards, rear perimeters, and practical backyard containment.
- 4ft, 5ft, and 6ft heights
- Walk gates and wider access gates
- Galvanized or black/green coated options
Chain Link Fence Installation
Practical chain link fencing for backyards, businesses, and larger perimeters.
Evergreen Fence installs chain link fence systems across Greater Richmond for residential containment, commercial security, dog runs, service yards, and long property lines where durability and cost control matter.
Heights
4ft-6ft
Finishes
Galv. + Coated
Use Cases
Residential + Commercial
Commercial
Used for service areas, storage yards, rear boundaries, and business security perimeters.
- Longer runs
- Wider gate openings
- Utility-focused durability
Coated and Privacy Upgrades
Useful where plain galvanized would feel too industrial or where screening matters on a practical fence.
- Black-coated systems
- Green-coated systems
- Privacy slat add-ons
How we guide the recommendation
The first question is whether the job is about containment, security, visibility, appearance, or some mix of the four. Chain link is often the right answer when the job is practical first.
The second question is how visible the fence will be. On residential lots, black-coated chain link often lands better visually than plain galvanized.
Height, mesh, gate width, and privacy add-ons should be chosen together. Treating them as separate upgrades usually leads to awkward afterthoughts later.
Chain link fence FAQs
What chain link fence heights are most common?
Four-foot chain link is common for lighter residential containment, while five- and six-foot systems are often used for dogs, backyard security, and many commercial properties.
Should I choose galvanized or vinyl-coated chain link?
Galvanized chain link is the straightforward value option. Vinyl-coated chain link usually looks better in residential settings and adds another layer of corrosion protection.
Is chain link only for commercial properties?
No. It is widely used for residential side yards, dog runs, larger backyards, and practical containment projects where a full privacy fence would add cost without adding much value.
Can chain link include privacy features?
Yes. Privacy slats and screening systems can reduce visibility for backyards, service yards, and utility-focused spaces, though they change the look and wind behavior of the fence.