Chain Link Fence in Richmond, VA

Chain link fencing is a practical, durable choice for Richmond-area homes and businesses. We connect you with local contractors who install chain link for residential and commercial properties across Chesterfield, Henrico, Midlothian, Mechanicsville, and the greater Richmond metro.

Chain link delivers a clear boundary at a lower cost per foot than most other fence types. It’s common for backyards, side lots, and commercial sites where visibility and strength matter. In Richmond’s mix of neighborhoods and business districts, contractors who specialize in chain link can recommend the right height and gauge for your project and handle permits where required.

How We Work

You tell us the scope—residential or commercial, approximate linear feet, and preferred height—and we connect you with local fence contractors who install chain link in the Richmond area. You’ll get free quotes, often within 24 hours, and can compare pricing and timelines with no obligation. The contractor you choose will handle measurements, gates if needed, and installation. Most chain link jobs are completed in one to a few days.

Materials & Options

Chain link comes in different heights (typically 4, 5, or 6 feet for residential; higher for commercial) and gauges (thicker wire is stronger and often used for commercial). Galvanized steel is standard; vinyl-coated chain link is available for a cleaner look and extra rust resistance. If you need more privacy, contractors can add slats or screening. For other styles, we also connect you with installers who do vinyl, wood, and commercial fencing.

What Impacts Price

Chain link cost depends on height, gauge, linear feet, and gates. Site access and terrain (slope, rocky soil) can affect labor. Residential and light commercial projects are often priced similarly per foot. Getting multiple quotes from Richmond-area contractors gives you a clear range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Chain link in Richmond typically runs about $15–$30 per linear foot installed, depending on height and gauge. Commercial and residential pricing is similar; gates and terrain can add cost. Get free quotes to compare.

Galvanized chain link often lasts 15–20 years or more with minimal upkeep. Vinyl-coated options can extend life and improve appearance. Proper installation and post spacing matter for longevity.

Yes. Many Richmond-area homeowners use chain link for side and back yards, especially when budget and durability are priorities. Some add slats or privacy screening later if desired.