Temporary fencing is generally used in temporary fence applications both at the construction site as well as offsite.

Modern temporary fencing is considerably less than its predecessors. The old fences were glaring, unappealing eyesores serving only to annoy the neighbors who had the inconvenience of everyday care.  Today’s temporary fences are not only crafted out of chain-link but in the supply of chain-link in a lightweight metal like aluminum or steel.  As a result of the new product philosophy and decreased price and shorten lengths, hardware and fastenings have been increased by 50% or in some cases more, so that most clients at present are assured of the understanding that their fence will be installed, no matter the size of the job.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Temporary Fencing

• The first advantage of these aided fencing creates equation routes repeatedly fine which is basically an important part of any contractor’s proposal or proposal writing. Once you understand the advantages then you can easily get satisfied that your client will be satisfied with these advantages.
• The second advantage is that a customer will not have to worry about an immediate fence installing on his property, but a clear and shipped in time study will be necessary.
• One of the big advantages of this product is the policies that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) uncovered.  Today it is known within the fence industry as the “Suit show”.  The suits may wreck your credibility but this is one of the most important things for a fence owner. The good news is that it is not necessary for a fence owner to have a special license to apply for a Contracted fence. (Stone fence contractors would still be required to have a worker’s compensation.)

Disadvantages

• There have been some cases of disputed boundaries between fence rentals based on the outside ground level actually being superior to the original purchase value. Whether it is a fence rental, a fence barn or garden shed, getting your next fence from a fence rental doesn’t necessarily mean that you will be satisfied with the fence. 
• Not all customers are proposal happy. What you need to understand is that the fence industry is not as it was 50 years ago. A fence is a major and quite costly investment, and the reasons for insurance coverage needs to be guaranteed. In fact, from a safety point of view, you aren’t even insured on a fence, not even when it’s in your possession.

Some operations today, without any guarantee against property damage, will pass the fence on to you if you pay for it. This is not that the fence industry needs to have a buyer. It needs to be regulated and balanced and it needs to have its own way of determining fair market value.