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Temporary fence rental in Columbus
Plant work, an architecturally serious downtown, and flood exposure that makes emergency calls real.
Loss site, perimeter heldColumbus is an industrial town with an unusually designed downtown, and both of those show up in the fencing. Plant and manufacturing work around the city means secure perimeters around live industrial sites, contractor lay down areas and equipment that nobody wants inventoried from the road. That is driven fence and screened panel work rather than a line of open mesh.
What is different about Columbus
Downtown is the opposite problem. Columbus is known nationally for its modern architecture and the public pays attention to what happens on those streets. A perimeter on a downtown site here is on view, and screened runs rather than bare chain link are worth the small difference in cost for the length of the job.
Then there is the river. Bartholomew County has real flood exposure, and the fencing side of that is emergency work: securing a damaged property quickly, keeping people out of a structure that is no longer safe, and screening a loss site from the street while restoration crews work. Columbus is about forty minutes down I-65 and inside our radius for exactly this kind of call.
About forty minutes south on I-65. City information: columbus.in.gov.
What we bring to Columbus
Industrial plants, a designed downtown, and a river that has form.
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 Columbus
Three that come up on nearly every call from this part of the radius.
Do you take emergency calls this far south?
Yes. Columbus is about forty minutes down I-65 from the yard and comfortably inside the radius. Emergency work moves faster than the standard twenty four to forty eight hour window, and the honest answer on timing depends on the site and what is already on the truck that day.
Can you secure a flood or fire damaged property?
Yes, and it is a real part of this business rather than something bolted on. Panels get a perimeter closed on day one when nobody has measured anything, and windscreen screens the property from the street while restoration crews work. We firm the line up with driven fence where it has to hold for weeks.
What do you use around a live industrial site?
Post driven chain link where the ground takes a post, because it does not lift or slide and a plant perimeter has to genuinely hold. Windscreen goes on where a lay down area or stored equipment should not be visible from a public road.
Other towns we cover
More of the towns we name, north of here. 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.
Working in Columbus?
Tell Richard the site, the run and the timing and he will price it on the call.
(317) 296-4015Weekdays, and on the weekend when a job needs it. Richard answers it himself.