Chain Link Fences
Chain Link Fences in Midland & Odessa, TX
Chain link is the most practical fence there is: it keeps kids, dogs and equipment in, it holds up to West Texas wind because air passes right through, and it costs less per foot than most other fences. We build it for homes, businesses and ranch property across Midland, Odessa and the Permian Basin.
Tall City Exteriors is BBB Accredited and fully insured, and every estimate is free.
What Our Customers Say
“We hired Tall City Exteriors to stain our fence and couldn't be happier with how it turned out. The wood looks so much better and the finish is very even.”
Pamela A., Fence Staining (Google review)
“Very happy with the fence staining. The color came out exactly how we wanted and gave our fence a much-needed refresh. Professional work all around.”
Regina S., Fence Staining (Google review)
“Nicholas was extremely helpful and professional! He took the time to answer all of my questions about the fence and was very patient while explaining everything to me. Great customer service, I would definitely recommend Nicholas to anyone looking for help with their fencing project!”
Carmen R., Fence Project (Google review)
Where Chain Link Makes Sense
- Backyards and dog runs. A secure fence you can see through, at a lower cost per foot.
- Commercial lots and equipment yards. A sturdy perimeter for storage yards, shops and oilfield equipment.
- Side yards and utility areas. A simple way to close off an area without blocking light or airflow.
- Ranch and rural property. Pens and enclosures that need to last without much upkeep.
Chain Link Options
We'll walk the line with you and help you choose:
- Height. Common residential and commercial heights, set to what the space needs.
- Gates. Walk gates and double drive gates sized for mowers, trailers or equipment.
- Posts. Steel posts and framing built to stand straight in caliche and wind.
Chain Link vs. Other Fences
Chain link costs less than wood privacy or ornamental iron and needs almost no maintenance: no staining, no rotting boards. The tradeoff is privacy. If you want a fence nobody can see through, look at our wood privacy fences. If you want something stronger and more decorative, see our pipe, iron and metal fences.
Chain Link Repair
Already have chain link? We fix bent top rails, leaning posts, sagging or torn mesh and gates that drag or won't latch. See fence repair.
Our Fence Building Process
Free on-site estimate: We walk the fence line with you, measure, and talk through fence type, height, posts and gates, then send you a written quote.
Tear-out: If there's an old fence, we remove it and haul it off.
Build: Posts first, then rails, pickets or panels, then gates.
Walkthrough: We walk the finished fence with you, check every gate, and clean up before we leave.
Areas We Serve
Tall City Exteriors builds fences throughout Midland, Odessa, Big Spring and the surrounding Permian Basin, including Midland, Ector, Howard, Andrews, Martin, Crane, Winkler, Ward, Reeves, Pecos, Glasscock, Upton and Loving counties.
Request a Free Chain Link Fence Estimate
Call or Text Anytime, Day or Night
Call (432) 279-1900 anytime, day or night, or text (432) 200-1200. Estimates and on-site visits are by appointment, so we'll find a time that works for you. Prefer the form? We reply within one business day.
Chain Link Fence Questions
Don't see your question? Call (432) 279-1900, text (432) 200-1200 or email alex@tallcityexteriors.com.
How much does a chain link fence cost?
It depends on the length, height, finish, number of gates and the ground it's going in. Chain link is usually one of the least expensive fences per foot. We measure and give you a free written quote, usually at the first visit.
How long does chain link last?
A galvanized chain link fence with steel posts can last for decades with almost no maintenance. It doesn't rot, and it doesn't need stain or paint.
Do you install chain link for businesses?
Yes. We build chain link for commercial lots, shops and equipment yards across Midland, Odessa and the Permian Basin.
Can you repair my existing chain link fence?
Yes. We replace bent rails, reset leaning posts, re-stretch or replace mesh and fix gates.