ON THE FENCE
Monthly newsletter - NOVEMber ‘24
Pro Fence Completes Jeffersonville HS Athletic Improvements
Sports are big business which means facilities have got to be prioritized. Years ago, we completed a few projects at Jeff HS baseball and softball. This fall we completed fencing around their new synthetic turf soccer field and upgraded the baseball field.
This includes several scopes of work, including repurposing the old outfield sheet metal fencing with a new configuration.
Click HERE for more info on this project.
Jeff HS Soccer included:
1,235’ of 6’ chain link
359’ of 4’ chain link
7 gates
Jeff HS Baseball included:
468’ of 6’ chain link
6 gates
demo/reinstallation of the outfield fence with a new configuration.
What we’re building…
Fizz District Privacy Fence & Dumpster Pad
Fresh design. Fresh concept. Fresh fence. Fizz District’s drive through drink spot is a slick new experience in the Crescent Hill neighborhood. A normal privacy fence wouldn’t fit the bill here, but an ornamental horizontal cedar fence certainly would. This beauty also included posts for string lights over the patio.
For more about this project, click HERE.
Goshen Library Dumpster
Hiding the eyesore of trash has become more & more prevalent over the last few years. Incorporating the overall building design into dumpster pads, as seen here at Goshen Library, helps create aesthetic continuity on a build. Honestly, this style is not cheap, but a building this nice would lose some of it’s shine without it.
Click HERE to learn more.
Chick-Fil-A Renovation Temporary Fencing
It pains us to keep people away from the Original Chicken Sandwich, but as renovations take place at the Dixie Hwy Chick-Fil-A, our temp fence provides site protection & safety to ensure a better customer experience for the restaurant.
Click HERE to learn more about temporary fence for your project.
DID YOU KNOW…
…that the White House didn’t always have a substantial security fence? Seems absurd now, especially given the political climate we have now as the 2024 Presidential Election approaches. Heck, the Secret Service wasn’t even established until 3 months after Lincoln was assassinated (Lincoln was the 3rd assassinated).
The White House was completed in 1800 and in 1801, they build a wooden post and rail fence; nothing fancy. In 1808, a stone wall was built around it. It wasn’t until 1833 that the President’s residence got its first wrought iron fence; and it was green!
In 2019, the National Park System & Secret Service began replacing 3,500’ of 6.5’ tall perimeter fencing with 13’ tall ornamental fence incorporating anti-climb and intrusion detection technology to mitigate security threats. The project was completed in 2023.
Your facility might not require national security (or maybe it does), but undoubtedly, your security is important.
Why not give it a Presidential look with ornamental fencing?
