Commercial Fencing

Commercial fence installation in Michigan

A fence around a warehouse, equipment yard, school, or utility site has to work with the way people and vehicles use the property. Boerman Fencing, Co. installs commercial fencing across Michigan, with chain link, privacy systems, ornamental fencing, and gates selected around the site's security needs, access, and budget.

Choose the fence around the job

Chain link: Galvanized and black chain-link systems provide a defined perimeter while maintaining visibility. Boerman's commercial options include bottom rail or tension wire, with height and other specifications determined by the project. Discuss the areas that need controlled access, the condition of the existing fence, and any equipment that must pass through the perimeter.

Privacy systems: Slats or screens can limit views into work and storage areas. Screening changes how a fence responds to wind, so the supporting posts and system need to be considered along with the desired appearance.

Ornamental aluminum or steel: These systems suit entrances and other visible areas where appearance matters alongside access control. Matching gates help keep the entrance consistent with the rest of the fence.

Plan gates before finalizing the fence line

Boerman offers cantilever, sliding, and swing gates. The useful opening, vehicle turning space, grade, and room for the gate to move all affect the layout. A delivery entrance and a pedestrian entrance need different planning; bring both into the site walkthrough.

Operators, keypads, card readers, and safety loops are coordinated with licensed partners where needed. Tell us how the property is accessed today and who needs to use it. The gate and access equipment should be planned as one system.

What the installation includes

• Site evaluation, fence layout, and submittals as needed.
• Material and gate selection against the project requirements.
• Coordination with your general contractor or facilities lead on specifications and sequencing.
• Posts and gate supports selected for the required loads.
• Cleanup, a punch list, and a final walkthrough.
• A five-year workmanship warranty.

Share site plans, specifications, known access restrictions, and required completion dates when you request an estimate. Identify any existing fence that needs removal and any work that must stay operational during installation so those conditions can be discussed before scheduling.

Durability and upkeep

Inspect the fence and gates periodically for damage, loose hardware, and changes in alignment. Keep gate travel areas clear and report impact damage before it affects operation. Maintenance needs vary by material and access equipment; ask about the selected system during the final walkthrough.

Commercial fencing questions

Can you include gates and access control?
Yes. Boerman offers multiple gate configurations and coordinates access-control equipment with licensed partners as needed. The appropriate setup depends on the opening, traffic, and site requirements.

What affects the estimate?
Fence length and height, material specifications, gates, access equipment, site preparation, removal, and installation access all affect scope. Comparing only a price per foot can miss major differences between proposals.

Is solar-field fencing handled here?
For a solar project, see our solar field fencing service for the dedicated perimeter and gate offering. Homeowners can compare options on our residential fencing page.

Where do you work?
Boerman serves Michigan. Review our service areas and send the project location so we can discuss the scope and next steps.

Request a commercial fencing estimate

Tell us about your commercial fence project. Include the location, intended use, approximate fence length, gate needs, and any plans or photos you already have.

For a clearer bid comparison, use our fence installation cost guide to review gates, site preparation, removal, and the complete installed scope.