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Temporary fence rental in Anderson
Demolition and redevelopment, where the perimeter is also a dust problem.
Redevelopment site in winterAnderson is about fifty minutes northeast on I-69, a straightforward run from Greenwood. Madison County has a lot of older industrial and commercial building coming down and being replaced, and demolition is a different fencing problem from new construction.
What is different about Anderson
A demolition perimeter has to do three things at once. It has to keep people out of a site that is genuinely dangerous, it has to hold while heavy equipment works next to it, and it has to control what blows off the site and what the street can see. That last part is why so much Anderson work takes windscreen fitted across the run.
The other Anderson pattern is the long hold. A cleared lot often sits fenced for months between demolition and whatever replaces it, and that is post driven chain link territory. A driven line will still be standing and still be tight after a winter; a panel run that nobody is watching will not.
About fifty minutes northeast on I-69. City information: cityofanderson.com.
What we bring to Anderson
Four options, and a demolition perimeter usually takes two of them at once.
Portable and sandbagged, quick to set, easy for your own crew to shift.
Driven into the ground so it cannot be lifted or walked through.
Plain or custom printed, fitted across the run and sold rather than rented.
Interlocking steel for queue lines, stage fronts and vehicle separation.
Questions we get about Anderson
Three that come up on nearly every call from this part of the radius.
Do you fence demolition sites?
Yes, and it is a regular part of what we do in Madison County. A demolition perimeter needs to hold against heavy equipment working beside it and usually wants windscreen across the run for dust and for what the street sees.
What if the lot sits empty for months after the demolition?
Then it wants post driven chain link rather than panels. A driven line stays tight through a winter with nobody watching it, and the standard rental runs up to twelve months on the same flat fee with the removal already included.
How far is Anderson from your yard?
About fifty minutes up I-69 from Greenwood, well inside the eighty mile radius. Normal lead time is the same twenty four to forty eight hours, and we take emergency calls there faster than that.
Other towns we cover
The rest of the radius, out from Madison County. If your project sits between two of them, or past the edge of the radius, call and ask rather than assuming the answer is no.
Demolition or redevelopment in Anderson?
Tell Richard what is coming down and how long the lot sits after.
(317) 296-4015Weekdays, and on the weekend when a job needs it. Richard answers it himself.