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Chain Link Fences in Green Bay

Tough, affordable, and built to last — for yards, kennels, courts, and lots.

Chain link is the workhorse of the fence world: durable, secure, and budget-friendly. We install residential and commercial gauges, galvanized or vinyl-coated, with the right tension hardware so it never sags.

Chain Link fence installed in Green Bay, WI
Overview

Chain Link fencing in Green Bay & Northeast Wisconsin

Chain link is the workhorse of fencing — secure, see-through, and the most budget-friendly way to enclose a yard, dog run, ball field, or commercial lot. Modern black vinyl-coated chain link looks far sharper than the old silver stuff and nearly disappears into a green lawn, which makes it a favorite for Green Bay yards that back up to woods, water, or open space.

We install residential and commercial gauges, galvanized or vinyl-coated, with the right tension hardware so the mesh stays tight and never sags. Like every Kodiak fence, the terminal and line posts are set in concrete below the frost line so a hard winter can’t push them out of line.

What You Get

Features & options

Galvanized & vinyl-coated (black or green)
Residential & commercial gauges
Heights from 3 ft to 12 ft
Dog-run & kennel configurations
Walk, drive & cantilever gates
Tension-wire or bottom-rail options
Materials
Galvanized steel
Vinyl-coated steel
Best For
Pet & yard containment
Sports courts & ball fields
Budget-friendly security
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How We Build It

The Chain Link install process

Every Kodiak install follows the same Wisconsin-tested playbook — permits and Diggers Hotline locates handled, steel posts set below the frost line, and a walkthrough when we're done.

01

Free on-site estimate & layout

We walk the line, measure, talk height and gauge, and mark gate locations — then send a clear written quote.

02

Permits & Diggers Hotline locates

We pull your fence permit and call 811 for utility locates before we set a single post.

03

Posts set in concrete below the frost line

We set terminal, corner, and line posts in concrete below the frost line — the anchor points that keep the whole run tight.

04

Top rail, tension wire & mesh

We run top rail and tension wire, then stretch the mesh drum-tight with proper bands and ties so it never bags or waves.

05

Gates, walkthrough & cleanup

We hang and adjust walk and drive gates, walk the finished fence with you, and clean up the site.

Built For Wisconsin

Why it holds up here

Green Bay winters are hard on fences. Here's what we engineer around so yours isn't leaning by spring.

Post heave

Even light chain-link posts heave if set shallow. Ours go in concrete below the frost line.

Rust & road salt

Vinyl-coated mesh and galvanized hardware resist rust from snowmelt and winter salt far better than bare steel.

Snow & wind

Open mesh lets wind and drifting snow pass through instead of catching it like a solid panel — ideal for exposed lots.

Caring for your Chain Link fence
Rinse mesh and posts occasionally
Check tension bands and gate hardware yearly
Keep grass trimmed at the bottom rail
Touch up any nicks in the coating to stop rust
Good To Know

Chain Link questions

Galvanized or black vinyl-coated?

Galvanized is the classic, lowest-cost option. Black vinyl-coated almost disappears into the landscape and resists rust longer. Both are excellent for security and pets.

Is black chain link worth the extra cost?

Most homeowners think so. The black vinyl coating looks dramatically better, melts into the landscape, and adds a layer of rust protection over the steel.

Is chain link good for dogs?

Very — it’s secure, see-through, and affordable. We can add a bottom tension wire or dig guard to stop diggers and size the mesh and height to your dog.

How tall can you go?

Anywhere from 3 ft residential up to 12 ft for commercial yards, kennels, and ball fields.

Do I need a permit for a chain-link fence?

Yes, in nearly every Green Bay–area municipality. We pull the permit and call 811 for utility locates before we set a single post.

Explore other styles

Wood Privacy4–8 ft tallVinyl / PVC4–6 ft tallAluminum3–6 ft tallPool Fencing48 in+ tall

Ready for a fence built to outlast the winters?

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