
Chain-Link Fences
Galvanized and coated options for homes, yards, and commercial sites.
A clear look at chain-link fences.
Galvanized steel mesh stretched between steel posts. Available in standard silver galvanized or vinyl-coated black, green, or brown.
Backyards where containment matters more than privacy, dog runs, ball fields, storage yards, and commercial properties.
Chain-link is the most cost-effective way to enclose a yard. Strong, low-maintenance, and it lasts for decades.
Why this fence holds up.
Lowest cost per foot of any fence we install
Extremely durable — holds up to dogs, weather, and abuse
Virtually no maintenance once it's up
Black-coated option blends into landscaping and looks sharp
Great for long property lines and large enclosures
Easy to add privacy slats later if you change your mind
What it costs.
Real numbers, no surprises. Every project is different — these ranges cover most standard installs in Tazewell County. Final pricing comes after an on-site measurement.
- Materials$1,125–$2,100
- Labor & install$1,125–$2,100
- Estimated total$2,250–$4,200
- Galvanized vs. vinyl-coated
- Height (4 ft, 5 ft, or 6 ft)
- Mesh gauge and post spacing
- Top rail vs. tension wire
- Number of gates
Recent installs.



Quick fit check.
- Best for privacy Not ideal
- Best for low maintenance Excellent
- Best for budget Excellent
- Best for pets Excellent
- Best for long property lines Excellent
- Best for decorative appeal Not ideal
Get a free quote for your chain-link install.
Free on-site estimates across Morton, Pekin, Tremont, East Peoria and Washington, IL. We'll measure, walk the line with you, and give you a number you can trust.
Comparing options? See chain-link fences vs. other fence types.
Chain-Link Fences across Tazewell County.
We install chain-link fences every week across these Central Illinois communities. Pick your town for local pricing and project notes.
- Chain-Link in Morton
- Chain-Link in Pekin
- Chain-Link in Tremont
- Chain-Link in East Peoria
- Chain-Link in Washington
- Chain-Link in Rural Tazewell County
More questions? See the fence FAQ or compare all fence types.



