Durable, code-compliant chain link fencing across OKC, Tulsa, and Lawton. Residential perimeter, secure dog fences, and pool barriers that meet Oklahoma safety code. Galvanized or vinyl-coated, built to handle decades of weather, pets, and play.
Three chain link builds, each engineered for a different job. Standard chain link for perimeter and security. Dog fences sized to your breed for safe containment. Pool fences that meet Oklahoma safety code, period.
Workhorse fencing for residential perimeter, commercial security, and agricultural enclosures. Galvanized or vinyl-coated, set deep, and built to last 20+ years with almost no maintenance.
Engineered for your breed. Right height, tight mesh, secure gate, optional anti-dig at the base and anti-climb at the top. Pet stays in, predators stay out, peace of mind in.
Built to meet Oklahoma pool barrier code: 48-inch minimum height, self-closing self-latching gates opening outward, child-safe mesh spacing. We handle the permit, the install, and the inspection.
Chain link comes in two finishes and three gauges. Here's how they stack up so you can pick what's right for your property.
Classic silver hot-dipped galvanized steel. Most durable option, best value per linear foot. Workhorse choice for commercial perimeter, agricultural, and backyard runs.
PVC coating bonded over galvanized wire. Black is most popular because it visually disappears against landscaping. Cleaner look for residential, slightly shorter lifespan than bare galvanized.
9-gauge is the standard for residential and commercial: thicker wire, holds shape, resists climbing. 11-gauge is lighter and cheaper, suitable for low-traffic runs and temporary enclosures.
No surprise charges. No upsells on install day. Here's what every chain link fence install from Fence Craft includes, written in plain English.
On-site measurement, terrain review, and discussion of HOA, neighbor, and utility considerations.
We pull every required city permit and prep documentation for HOA submission.
Call-Okie 811 service coordinated so all underground utilities are marked before digging.
Tear-out and haul-off of your existing fence, including post stubs and old concrete footings.
Galvanized steel posts set in concrete to frost-line depth, line posts and terminal posts sized to job.
Tension wire top and bottom, tension bands, galvanized or coated fittings sized to gauge.
We walk the finished job with you, address anything off, and leave only when you're satisfied.
All debris hauled off, lawn raked, driveways cleared. We leave the property cleaner than we found it.
Workmanship warranty plus pass-through of all material manufacturer warranties.
A snapshot of recent chain link installs across Oklahoma. Residential perimeters, secure dog yards, and code-compliant pool fences.
From the first call to the final walkthrough, here's what to expect on a typical chain link project.
On-site walk and written quote within 24 hours.
We pull permits and prep HOA documentation.
Premium lumber and hardware delivered to site.
Posts set, boards hung, gates mounted, hardware tightened.
Cleanup, walkthrough, warranty handed over.
Chain link pricing varies by finish, gauge, height, and gate count. Galvanized on the low end, vinyl-coated and specialty pool fences a bit higher. Here's the straight range.
Every quote is line-item, written, and free. We walk you through what each line covers before any work begins.
Straight answers to the most common chain link, dog fence, and pool fence questions from Oklahoma homeowners.
Galvanized chain link fencing typically lasts 20 to 30+ years in Oklahoma's climate, and vinyl-coated chain link 15 to 20 years. Both are highly resistant to rot, warping, and pest damage. Periodic checks of tension wire and gate hardware extend lifespan significantly.
Galvanized chain link is the classic silver finish, the most durable and budget-friendly option. Vinyl-coated chain link has a PVC coating bonded over the wire, available in black, brown, or green, which looks cleaner against landscaping and lasts well in residential settings.
Chain link fence installation in Oklahoma typically ranges from $15 to $30 per linear foot. Galvanized is most affordable, vinyl-coated mid-range, and dog or pool fences slightly higher due to specialty hardware. Chain link is consistently the lowest-cost fence option per linear foot.
Free, on-site estimates with line-item pricing are provided before any work begins. Call (405) 687-9797 for a quote.
Most Oklahoma jurisdictions require pool barriers to be at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates that open outward from the pool. Mesh openings must be small enough that a child cannot climb through. We install pool fences that meet or exceed local code in OKC, Tulsa, and Lawton.
For most breeds 4 feet is sufficient. For large or athletic dogs we recommend 5 to 6 feet, plus optional anti-climb features. We size every dog fence to your specific breed, including dig-prevention at the base for diggers and tight mesh for small dogs who could slip through standard openings.
Yes. We pull required permits and prepare the documentation HOAs typically need: fence type, height, color (galvanized vs vinyl-coated), and property line drawings. Some HOAs restrict chain link to backyards only, and we help you submit the right paperwork the first time.
Most residential chain link installations are completed in one to two days once materials are on site. Pool fences with specialty gates and dog fences with anti-climb or anti-dig features may take slightly longer. Your project manager confirms a firm timeline before work begins.
Tell us about your project. We'll respond within 24 hours with a clear, no-pressure estimate for chain link, dog, or pool fence work.
