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  • Residential Fencing

    Hercules Fence specializes in a wide range of options to best fulfill your residential fencing needs. They offer chain link or custom wood fences, ornamental aluminum or steel fences, galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link options and PVC vinyl fencing.

    For more detailed information about each fencing type, please visit Hercules Fence for everything and anything you could possibly want.

    The experienced professionals at Hercules can even design and install your automated home gate system. They will analyze the opening size, style of fence and gate, distance from the dwelling(s), road surface material, entry mechanism, exit mechanism and safety concerns before recommending the right gate and operator for your intended purpose.

    At Hercules, they give you all the facts to make your purchase easier. Unlike other companies, Hercules takes the time to work with the customer to make sure they get exactly what they want/need.

    There is a reason Hercules has been in business for more than 50 years.

    Hercules Fence prides itself in having installed fencing at some of the most prestigious places in the world, as well as for many government agencies and well-known businesses.

    So why not trust Hercules Fence with your residential fencing needs?

    To learn more about residential fencing, please contact Hercules Fence here today!

  • Fence fabric basics

    As this site describes, there are three main considerations when choosing the fabric for a chain-link fence. The fabric is the wire “netting” that makes up the body of the fence between the support structure.

    Gauge
    The first and probably most important consideration is the gauge or thickness of the fabric. The gauge measures the diameter of the wire that will be intertwined to create the fabric. Obviously, the thicker the wire, the more protection the fence offers. We typically use 11 gauge fabric for our residential customers.

    Mesh size
    Secondly, customers must decide on the size of the mesh or, in other words, the amount of space between the wiring. Typical sizes run between 2 and 2.5 inches, with the inches measuring the distance between parallel sides of the diamond. Smaller sizes are more expensive because they use more metal and offer more security.

    Coating
    Coatings offer protection and visual appeal to a chain-link fence. Zinc coating offers mainly protection to the metal fence. Aluminum coating will protect the metal as well but will allow rust to develop at the ends, where there are scratches, and where there are imperfections. Vinyl coating is usually used in combination with zinc coating to add color to the fence.

    To learn more about this or any topic, contact us. We can tell you everything you need to know to make a good decision, then install your fence with no hassle.

  • Chain-link lesson

    Once you’ve decided you want a chain-link fence over wroght-iron, wood, or PVC vinyl or any other type of fencing, you may think you’ve made your final decision. However, there is a lot more to chain-link fencing to consider, and over the next few weeks we’ll look at those aspects using this article as a guide. First up, are the major components of a chain-link fence.

    • Fabric: The fabric is the “body” of a chain-link fence that fills in the space between the framework. Fabric comes in different gauges and with different coatings.
    • Framework: The framework is the metal poles that support and anchor the fabric. It too comes in different gauges.
    • Fittings: The fittings attach the fabric to the framework and come in many different shapes and sizes.
    • Gates: Not all fences have gates, but many do, and there are different designs to meet multiple purposes.

    To learn more about chain-link fencing or to have a fence installed, contact us. We tell you more it and help you decide which options are right for you.

  • Linking everything together

    At Hercules Fence, we cater to many different kinds of clients:  residential, commercial, and those needing high-security fencing.  But no matter who we’re working for, chain-link fences always seem to be the most popular.  There are numerous reasons for this.

    Chain-link fences are very cost-effective, offering a high level of protection for a very reasonable cost.  It’s versatile as well.  Coming in several different grades and thicknesses, chain-link fences provide the framework for fiber-optic motion sensors and security cameras.  They can be angled and topped by razor wire if needed. Vinyl coating has also helped make chain-link fence more attractive.

    Whatever kind of fencing you need, we can install it.  Contact us whether you’re a homeowner, business owner, or at a high-security installation.  We can help you.

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