Cedar City · Serving all of Southern Utah
Temporary fence that does not fall down
Six-foot galvanized chain link for construction sites and events, installed by the family that lives here. Since 2021 not one of our fences has blown over or fallen down during a contract — in this wind, on this ground, that is the number we care about.
Post-pounded & panel-on-stand installs · Gates · Windscreen · Delivery, install and retrieval
- Fences blown over since 2021
- 0Fences blown over since 2021
- Longest run, in linear feet
- 6,400Longest run, in linear feet
- Shortest job we have taken
- 100Shortest job we have taken
- General contractors served
- 6General contractors served
What we do
Secure the site, control the access, keep the public out
Temporary fence is the first line of defense on an active job site. It keeps the public away from hazards, keeps your material and equipment where you left it, defines a clean boundary for inspectors, and limits what you are liable for when something goes wrong.
Our panels are 6 ft by 12 ft, built on heavy-gauge 1-3/8" galvanized pipe with chain link laced on all four sides. They go up fast, come apart fast, and reconfigure as your footprint changes.
How they are anchored depends entirely on your site. Long runs and long durations get posts driven into the ground. Slabs, pavement, landscaping and short rentals get panels on weighted stands. We decide that at the walkthrough, looking at your ground — not from the office.
Post-pounded fencing
Posts driven into the ground, then panels hung off them. The anchoring method for long runs and long durations.
Panel fencing on stands
Free-standing panels on weighted feet. Fast to set, fast to move, no ground penetration.
Windscreen & privacy screen
Mesh scrim laced to the panels. Blocks sightlines and holds dust in. Not for high-wind sites.
Swing & slide gates
Proper gates sized for the traffic actually using them, in swing or slide configuration.
Used panel sales
Occasionally we sell off retired panels. Secure and cheap. Not pretty.
The number we are proudest of
Zero fences blown over
Temporary fence fails in one of two ways: it blows over, or it gets pulled down. Both come from anchoring that did not match the site.
Southern Utah gives a fence a real test. Spring wind through the valleys, snow load and frozen ground at elevation, caliche that fights a post in the St. George basin. The Brian Head power transfer station in this photo sits above 9,000 feet and ran through a winter.
So we install for the ground we find. If a site needs driven posts, we will not sell you panels on stands because it is quicker. If you want windscreen somewhere it will act like a sail, we will say so before you buy it, not after it comes down.
Past projects
Real jobs, real footage, real contractors
Every photo below is our fence on a Southern Utah site, with the contractor who hired us and the footage we installed.
6,400 linear feet
Whiting Turner
American Pacific · West of Cedar City
2,600 linear feet
Grass Creek Construction
U-Haul building · Cedar City
2,500 linear feet
R&O Construction
Smith's store · Cedar City
900 linear feet
Watts Construction
Home2 Suites · Cedar City
600 linear feet
Rollins Construction
Southern Utah University campus · Cedar City
600 linear feet
Bullock Dirt Works
Brian Head power transfer station · Brian Head
Why choose us
What you get when you hire the family instead of a broker
Not one fence blown over
Since 2021, across every install we have done, none of our temporary fence has blown over or fallen down during a contract. In this wind, on this ground, that is the number we are proudest of.
We install nothing we cannot anchor
The install method follows the site, not our schedule. Wrong anchoring is why temporary fence ends up flat in a parking lot, and we would rather talk you out of a spec than come back to stand it up.
Non-invasive setup
Panels on stands leave no holes. Where we do drive posts, we drive them where the ground can take it — not through landscaping, not through a slab, and not into a utility line.
Local and family run
The Lee family lives in Cedar City and works Southern Utah. When you call, you get the people who will actually be on your site, not a dispatcher in another state brokering the job out.
Professional-grade material
Galvanized steel, heavy-gauge 1-3/8" pipe, mesh laced on all four sides. It stays up, and it makes your site look like a professionally run project.
One call, start to finish
Quote, delivery, install, inspection and retrieval are all us. Nothing about your perimeter is somebody else's problem halfway through.
How it works
Five steps, one phone call
You make one call. We handle the rest of it, through to hauling the panels away at the end.
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Call or send the details
Rough linear footage, where the site is, and how long you need it. If you do not know the footage, that is fine — we will work it out at the walkthrough.
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We walk the site
We measure, look at the ground, find the access points and photograph the layout. This is where the install method gets decided: what the soil will take, where the wind comes from, where gates have to go.
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You get a written quote
Linear feet, method, gates, screen, duration, price. Free, and with no obligation. We aim to beat any comparable quote for a similarly installed fence.
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Delivery and install
Once the agreement is signed we deliver everything and install it. You do not source panels, stands, sandbags or hardware — it all arrives on our truck.
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Retrieval
At the end of the term we pull the fence, load it and leave the ground clean. No panels left leaning behind a dumpster for you to deal with.
Areas we serve
Free estimates across Southern Utah
We are based in Cedar City and run fence from Brian Head down to the Arizona line. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.
Dedicated pages: Cedar City, St. George, Hurricane & Washington, Parowan & Brian Head.
Get a free quote on your perimeter
Tell us the footage, the site and the timeline. We will walk it, measure it and put a written number in front of you at no cost.