Flexible rental periods and flat-rate pricing on temporary fencing for any project in the Boston area.
Call (888) 891-1151 for a Free QuoteWhether you need fencing for a single weekend event or a multi-year construction project, we have the right product for the job.
6-ft and 8-ft panels with weighted bases. The standard for construction sites — meets most municipal permit requirements and keeps unauthorized people out.
Steel and plastic barricades for road closures, crowd control, and traffic management. Reflective strips available for night visibility.
Mesh and solid windscreen panels that attach to chain link. Blocks dust, reduces wind noise, and keeps your job site out of public view.
Interlocking steel barriers for events, concerts, and festivals. Easy to set up, reconfigure, and tear down as your layout changes.
Boston builds in tight spaces. The Seaport, Kendall Square, the Longwood Medical Area, and the ongoing Allston-Brighton expansion all run construction sites where the sidewalk is six feet from the excavation and the next building is across a one-way street. Perimeter fence specs here are driven by the city protocols around pedestrian protection, and most jobs need fence plus overhead protection plus a permitted right-of-way occupation, not just panels dropped on a lot.
Winter is the variable that changes everything. From December through March, fence runs need to survive plow throw, snowpack loading, and the freeze-thaw cycle that lifts any base block sitting on bare ground. Most experienced contractors will move to driven posts or chain-link with concrete blocks for any site running through the season, and panel orders placed in late fall get scheduled around the storm forecast rather than the calendar.
Events bring the rest of the demand. The Boston Marathon in April runs on miles of crowd-control fence, the Head of the Charles in October needs riverbank staging, and the Red Sox, Bruins, and Celtics calendars all produce recurring smaller jobs. Construction covers gut-rehab and infill work in the suburbs out toward Newton and Brookline, plus storm and fire response across the older building stock. Most rentals in this market are coordinated weeks in advance because of the permit overhead.
Every project has different fencing requirements. Here's what we typically deliver in Boston.
Most Common
OSHA requires perimeter fencing on most active construction sites, and Boston building permits typically include a fencing requirement before excavation can begin. Standard 6-ft chain link with weighted bases meets the requirement on small commercial and infill jobs; larger sites usually upgrade to 8-ft with privacy screen.
For long-term projects (3+ months) we offer monthly billing with discounted rates. We coordinate with your project manager on delivery windows so the fence is on site before your first crew shows up, and we adjust the perimeter as the building footprint changes.
Short-term
For outdoor events in Boston, we deliver and set up crowd-control barriers, perimeter fencing, and ADA-compliant entry points. Festival, concert, and farmer's-market organizers usually book 2-4 weeks ahead, but we can accommodate shorter notice when inventory allows.
We handle delivery, on-site assembly, and post-event teardown so your team can focus on running the event. For multi-day events, our crews stay on call for layout adjustments and emergency repairs.
Perimeter
Active demolition sites, cleared lots, and vacant parcels in Boston need a secured perimeter to control access, keep the public out, and limit liability. We fence demo zones, staging areas, and equipment and material laydown yards on commercial and civil jobs.
Panels go up before demolition starts and adjust as the site changes through clearing, excavation, and rebuild. For multi-phase work we hold inventory on site and reconfigure the line as each phase opens up.
Quick-deploy
When a storm, fire, or windstorm damages a structure or exposes a hazard, you need fencing on site fast. We keep emergency inventory stocked for quick deployment across Boston and the surrounding Boston metro — securing damaged buildings, hazard zones, and debris-cleanup boundaries.
For post-disaster work we set rebuild perimeters and coordinate delivery windows with contractors and site supervisors. We provide itemized invoices for insurance and claims documentation.
Industry-standard ranges for temporary fence rental. Final pricing depends on length, duration, and delivery distance — call for an exact quote.
| Product | Monthly Rate |
|---|---|
| 6-ft chain link panel (per linear foot) | $3 – $6 |
| 8-ft chain link panel (per linear foot) | $5 – $9 |
| Privacy screen add-on (per linear foot) | $2 – $4 |
| Barricades (per unit) | $15 – $30 |
| Crowd control barriers (per unit) | $8 – $20 |
| Delivery & setup | From $50 |
Volume discounts available on rentals over 500 linear feet or 3+ months.
Call us with your project details — how much fencing, what type, how long. We'll quote you on the spot, no waiting on email.
Pick a delivery window. Standard delivery is 24–48 hours in the Boston metro, with rush options when the schedule is tight.
Our crew delivers, installs, and tears down when you're done. You don't lift a finger. Invoiced after delivery — no deposit required.
Call us for a free quote. We'll get you set up with the right fencing for your project.
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