Chain Link Fence Installation in Washington, IL
Installed by a local Tazewell County crew. Typically $15–$28 per linear foot in Washington, with a flat per-foot price after an on-site measure.
Chain Link Fence that suits Washington properties.
Chain link is the most cost-effective way to enclose a Washington yard, and it's still the best choice when the goal is containment rather than privacy — dogs, kids, pools, equipment yards. Curb-appeal-driven homeowners, a lot of backyard pools, and HOAs with real design standards. It also goes up fast, handles odd lot shapes without custom panels, and is the least expensive fence per foot we install.
How we build it here
We install galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link in Washington on schedule-40 terminal posts with proper tension bands, brace bands, and a top rail — not the light residential kit a big-box crew throws up. Consistent clay loam; predictable digging and very stable post sets. Mesh is stretched with a come-along so it stays drum-tight, and we can add privacy slats or a bottom tension wire to keep dogs from pushing under.
Most chain-link yards are done in a single day.
What chain link fence costs in Washington, IL.
Installed, materials and labor.
Before tear-out, gates, and slope work.
- Galvanized vs. vinyl-coated
- Height (4 ft, 5 ft, or 6 ft)
- Mesh gauge and post spacing
- Top rail vs. tension wire
How a Washington chain link fence install runs.
- Step 1
Measure, corner staking, and gate placement
- Step 2
JULIE locate
- Step 3
Terminal and line posts set to 42 in. in concrete
- Step 4
Top rail, tension bands, and brace assembly
- Step 5
Mesh stretched, tied, and bottom-tensioned
- Step 6
Gates hung and cleanup
Chain Link Fence lines available in Washington.
What Washington customers say.
“A section of our fence was damaged during these storms, and Tazewell County Fence Co. was able to repair it without trying to sell us an entirely new fence. The repaired section blends in well with the rest of the fence, and the price was fair.”
“We had a chain-link fence installed for our backyard and dogs. Communication was easy, the pricing was reasonable, and the finished fence looks great. They also made sure the gates opened smoothly and were placed exactly where we needed them.”
“Tazewell County Fence Co. installed woven wire fencing around part of our property, along with a large equipment gate. They explained the different post options, gave us a clear estimate, and helped us choose something that fit our budget. The fence looks strong and everything was completed professionally.”
Chain Link Fence questions from Washington homeowners.
- How much is chain link fence per foot in Washington, IL?
- Installed chain link in Washington typically runs $15–$28 per linear foot depending on height, gauge, and whether you choose galvanized or black vinyl-coated. A 150-ft backyard usually lands between $2,250 and $4,200.
- Is black chain link worth the upgrade?
- In most Washington backyards, yes. Black vinyl-coated mesh visually disappears against grass and trees while galvanized silver stands out, and the coating adds a corrosion layer. It's usually a modest per-foot premium over galvanized.
- Can chain link keep my dog in?
- Yes, with the right details. We spec 4-ft or 5-ft height for most dogs, add a bottom tension wire so the mesh can't be pushed out, and set gate latches high enough that a smart dog can't work them. For diggers we can run a buried apron.
- Do I need a permit for chain link in Washington?
- Washington enforces fence permits plus HOA design review in most newer subdivisions — height, color, and style all get checked.
Get a chain link fence quote for your Washington property.
On-site measurement, flat per-foot pricing, no high-pressure pitch. Roughly 10 minutes northeast of Morton.