We fence truck yards, shops, warehouses, schools and job sites across Amarillo and the Panhandle. Give us the address and we check the zoning and screening rules before we price a design.
Amarillo is a freight and cattle town, where two interstates and several rail lines cross, and much of our commercial work follows that: truck and trailer yards, equipment lots, shops, warehouses, feed and supply yards. The usual build is galvanized chain link with a top rail, heavier terminal posts and a cantilever slide gate that does not need a track across a gravel drive.
Wind is a design question on every commercial fence here. A bare chain link fence lets air through. Add privacy slats or windscreen and the same fence carries many times the load, so the posts, footings and spacing have to be chosen for the screened fence, not the open one. Tell us at the start if you want screening now or later. Blowing dust also wears gate rollers and operators, so we specify enclosed hardware for automatic gates.
The city has screening rules that affect business sites. Amarillo's zoning code requires a solid visual barrier at least 6 feet tall, in wood or masonry, where a non-residential use backs onto a residential district. The code also has a section on barbed wire, razor wire and electric fence, and what it allows depends on the zoning of your site. Send us the address and we check the district with the city before we price a design.
Commercial & security fencing in Amarillo: common questions
Can we add barbed wire to the top of our fence?
It depends on the zoning of the property. Amarillo's zoning code has its own section on barbed wire, razor wire and electric fencing. We check your address with the city before quoting it.
Our lot backs onto houses. What fence does the city want?
Amarillo's zoning code calls for a solid visual barrier at least 6 feet tall, built of wood or masonry, along side and rear lines where a non-residential use meets a residential district. Chain link alone does not meet that.
Can you fence an occupied site without shutting us down?
Usually. We build in sections and close each one with temporary panels at the end of the day, so the yard stays secure overnight. Tell us your delivery hours and we plan gate work around them.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit, measure and talk through options.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with material choices side by side.
- Permits & planning: We check local rules and help with permits before we dig.
- Install & clean-up: Our crew installs, cleans up and walks the finished fence with you.