Commercial Fencing Contractor in Houston, TX
Silverheels Construction installs and repairs commercial fencing across the Houston area for property, facility, and business owners — chain link, security and perimeter fencing, industrial and warehouse enclosures, gates, and temporary construction fencing. We set posts in concrete for the long haul and build the gates and their hardware. Automatic gate operators and their wiring are outside our scope. Free estimates.
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Commercial fencing is about security, liability, and keeping a site controlled — a warehouse yard, an equipment lot, a property perimeter, or a construction site. It's a different job than a backyard fence: longer runs, heavier materials, gates that get used all day, and posts that have to hold in Houston clay. We install and repair commercial fencing across the Houston area, from chain link to security fence to gates.
Chain link and industrial fencing
Chain link is the commercial workhorse — yards, warehouses, utility and equipment enclosures, and general property fencing. It comes in a range of heights, mesh gauges, and framework weights, with options like privacy slats, barbed or razor-wire toppers, and bottom rail or tension wire to keep the fabric down.
We install chain link and heavier industrial fencing to the height and specification a site needs, on industrial-grade posts and framework set in concrete. For residential fencing — wood, cedar, and backyard privacy — that's our fence installation page.
Security and perimeter fencing
Where security is the point, the fence does more than mark a boundary. Security fencing means taller chain link with anti-climb detailing and toppers, ornamental steel or palisade fencing, and full property-perimeter enclosure that controls where people and vehicles can get onto a site.
We install security and perimeter fencing to keep a property controlled and defined. This is the physical barrier — the fence, posts, and gates; electronic security and access control are separate and not part of what we do.
Warehouse and yard enclosures
Warehouse and industrial sites need fencing that takes a beating — storage yards, loading and staging areas, equipment and material enclosures, and interior storage cages. This is heavy-use fencing near forklifts, trucks, and daily traffic, so the materials and the post setting have to be up to it.
We fence warehouse yards and build interior storage enclosures sized and specified for the load and the use, so the enclosure holds up instead of getting bent and breached in the first season.
Commercial gates
Gates are the most-used and most-abused part of any commercial fence, so they're where the work concentrates: swing gates, rolling and cantilever slide gates, double drive gates wide enough for trucks, and man-gates for foot traffic. We install and repair gates and their mechanical hardware — hinges, rollers, track, latches, and drop rods — built for constant heavy use.
One scope line, plainly: automatic gate operators — the motorized openers — and any wiring or access control are outside our scope. We build, hang, and repair the gate and its mechanical hardware; the operator and its electrical are a separate specialty.
Fence repair and temporary construction fencing
A breached commercial fence is a security and liability gap, so repair is time-sensitive: leaning or vehicle-hit sections, blown-down runs, snapped posts, damaged gates, and sagging fabric that needs re-tensioning. We repair commercial fencing fast to close the gap.
We also install temporary construction fencing — panel fencing to secure a job site, an equipment lay-down area, or a section of property that's been opened up or damaged. It keeps a site controlled and liability contained while longer-term work happens.
Posts set to last, and site coordination
Like every outdoor structure in Houston, a commercial fence lives or dies on its posts — set plumb in concrete footings sized for the run and the expansive clay, so a long fence line stays straight and gates keep swinging and rolling true instead of sagging and dragging within a year.
We coordinate around an operating site, keeping access open and phasing the work so the business keeps running. For broader property upkeep alongside the fencing, see our commercial facility maintenance. What drives cost is linear footage, material and height, the number and type of gates, terrain, and removing old fence — drivers, not a price.
Frequently asked questions
Do you install automatic gate operators?
No. The motorized operator and its wiring and access control are outside our scope. We build, hang, and repair the gate and its mechanical hardware — hinges, rollers, track, and latches; the operator and its electrical are a separate specialty.
What kinds of commercial fencing do you install?
Chain link and heavier industrial fencing, security and ornamental fencing, full property-perimeter enclosure, and warehouse yard and interior storage enclosures — plus gates and temporary construction fencing.
Can you secure our whole property perimeter?
Yes. Full property-perimeter fencing with the height, toppers, and anti-climb detailing the site needs to control access. That's the physical barrier — electronic security and access control are separate and not part of our scope.
Do you repair commercial fences and gates?
Yes, and quickly, since a breached fence is a security gap — leaning or hit sections, blown-down runs, snapped posts, re-tensioning fabric, and gate hardware repair.
Do you install temporary construction fencing?
Yes. Panel fencing to secure a job site, a lay-down area, or a damaged or opened section of property while longer-term work happens.
How do you keep a long fence line straight?
Posts set plumb in concrete footings sized for the run and Houston's clay soil, so the line stays straight and the gates keep swinging or rolling true instead of sagging and dragging.
Service areas
- Downtown
- Midtown
- Galleria
- Energy Corridor
- Westchase
- Sugar Land
- The Woodlands
- Katy