Past projects
Every job below is our fence, photographed on site, with the general contractor who hired us. Our longest run is 6,400 feet and our shortest is 100 — both got the same walkthrough.
6,400linear ft
American Pacific · West of Cedar City
Our largest perimeter to date and more than a mile of fence. Open, exposed ground west of Cedar City with sustained wind and heavy plant traffic in and out, so the whole run is post-pounded and the haul road gates are sized for the equipment actually using them.
2,600linear ft
U-Haul building · Cedar City
A full commercial build on a busy corridor, fenced through the slab and structure phases. Gravel, hardpan and constant delivery traffic across the access point.
2,500linear ft
Smith's store · Cedar City
A grocery build directly against a public sidewalk and a main road, which makes the perimeter as much about keeping pedestrians out as keeping material in. Run alongside silt fence for the duration.
900linear ft
Home2 Suites · Cedar City
Hotel build at the Cedar Boulevard and Shurtz Canyon Road corner, post-pounded into native soil with excavation running right up to the line.
600linear ft
Southern Utah University campus · Cedar City
Work inside a live university campus, on finished lawn and walkways with students moving past it every day. Panels on stands so nothing went into the turf, and no holes to repair afterwards.
600linear ft
Brian Head power transfer station · Brian Head
A power transfer station above 9,000 feet at Brian Head, fenced through winter. Snow load, frozen ground and hard freeze-thaw cycling — the hardest test we have put a perimeter through, and it stood.
Free walkthrough, free written quote, and an honest answer about what your ground will hold.