Commercial fencing has a different job description: hold up to daily use with zero babysitting. We build for businesses, property managers, and facilities across Santa Barbara County — downtown parklets included.
Commercial perimeter fencing
Steel, chain link, or architectural designs, matched to the site and the spec.
Custom steel fences & gates
Fabricated for the property, not ordered from a catalog. Strength where it's structural, finish where it's public-facing.
Anti-climb fencing
Tight-mesh designs that deny handholds and footholds, for sites where "deterrent" needs to mean it.
Electronic strike installation
Controlled entry on pedestrian gates: buzz-in access, integration with your entry systems, fail-secure or fail-safe to suit the application.
Commercial chain link
The workhorse, installed tight, with privacy screening options.
From the field
Commercial work
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What is an electronic strike?
An electric locking mechanism in a gate's strike plate that releases on signal from a keypad, fob, intercom, or access control system — allowing controlled entry through a pedestrian gate without walking out to open it.
What makes a fence anti-climb?
Geometry: mesh openings too tight for fingers and toes, no horizontal rails on the attack side, and appropriate height — designed to the security level the site actually needs.
Do you handle commercial bids and certificates of insurance?
Yes — itemized proposals, COIs, and a licensed, bonded crew (CA License #1082932). Tell us your spec and timeline and we'll tell you honestly whether we can hit both.