Temporary Chain Link and Construction Site Fencing in NJ
A job site needs the right fence before the first machine rolls in. Eastcoast Fence has supplied and installed temporary chain link and construction fencing since 1999.
Our stockyard and warehouse are in Freehold, and we make much of the fencing we sell. That means fewer supplier delays when your site needs fence fast.
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Temporary chain link is the backbone of most job site fencing. Panels go up quickly and come down just as easily when the work is done.
Most sites need more than one kind of fence, though. The mix changes as work moves from clearing to framing to final grading.
Construction Fencing We Install
Temporary Chain Link Fence
Temporary chain link panels secure the site perimeter. They keep trespassers out and protect equipment and materials after hours. We can add gates for trucks and crews.
Silt Fence and Super Silt Fence
Silt fence keeps sediment from washing off a disturbed site during storms. We make our own silt fence with hardwood posts and heavy-duty fabric. Wire-backed and super silt fence are available for steeper grades and heavier runoff.
Orange Safety Fence
High-visibility safety fence marks off trenches, open holes, and work zones. It tells workers and the public to stay back, and it holds up on uneven ground.
Snow Fence and Tree Protection
Wood snow fence controls drifting snow and sand around a site. Contractors also use it to protect trees that must stay standing during construction.
Permanent Perimeter Fence and Gates
When the building is done, the site still needs a finished boundary. We install permanent commercial fencing and custom gates, including gate operators for controlled access.
Who We Work With
General Contractors
Perimeter security and safety fencing for active builds, from small renovations to large commercial sites.
Developers and Builders
Silt fence for land clearing, temporary chain link during the build, then permanent fencing for the finished community.
Events and Crowd Control
Temporary panels for festivals, races, and community events. They define the perimeter and guide people to the right entry points.
Energy and Infrastructure
Security fencing for road work, utility projects, and sites like solar farms.
Emergency Site Security
After a storm or fire, temporary fence secures a damaged property until repairs can begin.
How We Handle a Job Site
Every site has a different layout, schedule, and set of rules. Here is how we keep the fencing side simple.
- Site review: Send us the site plan and your start date. We review the fence lines and confirm what each area needs.
- Written estimate: You get a clear quote that lists each fence type and the linear footage.
- Scheduled install: We plan the work around your phase schedule, so fence is in place before crews need it.
- Changes as the job moves: Sites change shape as work progresses. Call us when a fence line needs to shift.
Erosion Control and Local Rules
New Jersey takes erosion control seriously. Larger projects need a certified soil erosion and sediment control plan before work begins. In our area, the Freehold Soil Conservation District reviews plans for Monmouth and Middlesex counties. Ocean County projects use a separate district.
That approved plan usually shows exactly where silt fence has to go. We install to the plan, so your inspection goes smoothly.
Towns may also have their own rules for site fencing and screening. Our guide to construction fence regulations covers the basics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy silt fence without installation?
Yes. We sell silt fence and super silt fence by the roll, and we also offer full installation.
What do you need to give me a quote?
A site plan helps the most. If you don’t have one, send the address, the fence types you need, and rough footage.
Do you handle both temporary and permanent fencing on the same project?
Yes. Many customers use us for site fencing during construction and permanent fencing at the end.
Can you work around an active construction schedule?
Yes. Tell us your phase dates, and we will plan the install so it doesn’t hold up other trades.
Planning a build in the coming months? Get your fencing lined up early, before the site opens. Send us your site plan, and we will send a written estimate.