Chain Link Fence Installation in North Richland Hills & DFW
Cost-effective solutions for residential dog runs and commercial applications. Available with vinyl coating, barb arms, and cantilever gate options.
Residential or commercial chain link — what’s the difference?
Chain link is the cost-effective choice for residential dog runs and for commercial applications like city buildings and schools. The difference between the two grades is the steel: commercial chain link uses heavier posts, top rail and wire, stands taller, and can carry a barb arm. Both are available with a vinyl finish.
| Residential | Commercial | |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 4′, 5′ or 6′ | 4′ to 10′ |
| Posts & top rail | 0.65 gauge | 0.95 gauge |
| Wire | 11.5 gauge | 9, 11 or 11.5 gauge |
| Barb arm | — | Optional 1′ barb arm |
| Vinyl finish | Optional | Optional |
Chain Link Fences Built to Last
Northeast Fence Company has been building fence across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex since 1961 — three generations of the same North Richland Hills family. We don't upsell where it doesn't add value, and when we set a timeline, we stick to it.
Premium Materials Only
Galvanized steel posts, Maximizer concrete, stainless steel nails, and untreated cedar rails — no shortcuts, no substitutions.
Honest, Fair Pricing
You'll get a straightforward bid with quality materials at a fair price — no pressure, no upselling.
On Time, Every Time
We don't over-promise. When we set a timeline, we stick to it — and our customers rave about our reliability.
Family Owned Since 1961
Three generations of fence builders serving the DFW metroplex. Your fence is our reputation.
Chain Link Fences We've Built
Where We Install
We install chain link fences across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex — North Richland Hills, Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Bedford, Euless, Hurst, Watauga, Haltom City, Fort Worth, Arlington, Flower Mound, Coppell, Irving, Dallas and every community between. We're open Monday to Friday, 8am–6pm.
Ready for a New Fence?
Free in-home estimate. No pressure, no upselling — just a straight bid from the third generation of a North Richland Hills family.