Chain Link Fence Installation in Lubbock, TX

Hudson Fence Company installs galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link fences for backyards, dog runs, and businesses across Lubbock and the South Plains. It's one of the most affordable, lowest-maintenance ways to fence a property, and we build every one tight, straight, and set in concrete.

Galvanized chain link fence with a cantilever slide gate installed by Hudson Fence Company in Lubbock, TX

Chain Link Fence Options

Pick the finish and height that fit your property. We'll help you choose at your free estimate.

Galvanized Chain Link

The classic silver chain link fence. A galvanized zinc coating protects the fabric, posts, and rail from rust, and it's the most budget-friendly way to fence a backyard, side yard, or commercial lot.

Black Vinyl-Coated Chain Link

Black-coated fabric, posts, and rail that fade into the landscaping instead of standing out. It looks great for dog runs on higher-end homes, where you want containment without a utility look.

4 ft, 5 ft, and 6 ft Heights

We install chain link in 4, 5, and 6 ft heights. A 5 ft fence holds in most dogs, and 6 ft is available when you want extra height for backyards or business security.

Chain Link Fencing for Homes, Dogs, and Businesses

Residential Backyards

Chain link is one of the most affordable ways to fence a yard, and it holds up for years with almost no maintenance. It keeps kids and pets in without blocking your view.

Dog Runs and Pet Enclosures

Build a dedicated run so your dog has room to move without taking over the whole yard. Black vinyl-coated chain link keeps a dog run looking clean next to a nice home.

Commercial and Industrial Fencing

Secure equipment yards, lots, and businesses with heavier 9-gauge fabric, barbed wire on top, and cantilever slide gates for vehicle access.

Chain Link Gates and Security Add-Ons

Every chain link fence needs a way in. We build gates for people, vehicles, and equipment, plus security upgrades for commercial sites.

Walk and Double Drive Gates

Single walk gates for foot traffic and double drive gates wide enough for vehicles, trailers, and equipment, matched to your fence height and finish.

Cantilever Slide Gates

A cantilever gate rolls sideways along the fence line instead of swinging open, with no track on the ground to fill with dirt or gravel. It's a strong choice for wide driveways and commercial entrances.

Barbed Wire

Strands of barbed wire along the top of a commercial chain link fence add a serious deterrent for equipment yards, storage lots, and job sites.

How We Build Chain Link Fences

A chain link fence is only as good as its tension. We build every fence so the fabric stays tight and the line stays straight for years.

11-Gauge or 9-Gauge Fabric

Homes get 11-gauge residential chain link fabric, and commercial jobs can step up to heavier 9-gauge. Either way, the 2 in. mesh is stretched tight between posts and tied to the top rail and every line post.

Posts Set in Concrete

Every post is set in concrete, with heavier terminal posts at each corner, end, and gate. Long straight runs get an extra terminal post to hold the fabric's tension.

Top Rail and Bottom Tension Wire

A top rail keeps the fence rigid, and a bottom tension wire on every fence keeps the fabric from bowing out, which helps keep pets from pushing their way underneath.

What Affects the Cost of a Chain Link Fence?

Every fence is built for its property, so we don't publish one-size-fits-all pricing. Instead, we measure your property and give you a detailed written proposal, free. The biggest factors in chain link fence cost are:

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Chain Link Fence FAQs

Is chain link cheaper than a wood fence?

In most cases, yes. Chain link is one of the most affordable fence types we install. It doesn't give you privacy, though. If you need to block the view, look at our cedar or R-Panel steel fencing instead.

What's the difference between galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link?

Galvanized chain link has a silver zinc coating and is the most economical option. Black vinyl-coated chain link adds a black coating over the fabric, posts, and rail, so it blends into landscaping and looks more finished.

How tall should a chain link dog run be?

A 5 ft chain link fence holds in most dogs. If you want extra height, we also build 6 ft dog runs. We'll help you pick the right height during your free estimate.

Why do you add a bottom tension wire?

A tension wire runs along the bottom of the fabric and keeps it pulled tight. Without it, the bottom of a chain link fence can bow out over time and leave gaps for pets to push through. We include it on every chain link fence we build.

What is a cantilever slide gate?

A cantilever gate is a sliding gate that's supported by rollers on the fence line, so it doesn't need a track on the ground. It rolls open sideways and works well on wide driveways, gravel, and dirt, where a ground track would get clogged.

Do you install commercial chain link fencing?

Yes. We build chain link for businesses, equipment yards, and lots around Lubbock, with heavier 9-gauge fabric, barbed wire, and cantilever slide gates available for commercial sites.

How much does a chain link fence cost in Lubbock?

Every fence is different, so we don't publish one-size-fits-all pricing. Cost depends on height, finish, footage, gates, and add-ons like barbed wire. We'll measure your property and give you a detailed written proposal at no charge.

Chain Link Fencing Across Lubbock and the South Plains

We install chain link fences throughout Lubbock County and the surrounding towns, including:

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