Temporary Fencing

Fencing  can provide safety, security, privacy, and more. These are things that  are good to have all the time. But some situations do not necessitate a  permanent fencing structure. Temporary fencing is the solution you may  be looking for.

A temporary fence is exactly what it sounds like — one that is not  permanently installed. They can be installed and removed quickly and  efficiently. These temporary fencing panels are able to stand firm and  sturdy because they are supported with braces and feet on the ground  instead of being put into the ground. Additional support is provided as  the panels are connected to each other.

Temporary Fencing is the ideal solution when you only need a barrier  for a short period of time. Or, in any case where a permanent fence is  not a realistic option to use. Here are some of the common uses for  temporary fencing.

• Races — Whether you are coordinating a race like the Wolverine  Canyon Marathon in Blackfoot, the Boston Marathon or any other race, a  temporary fence can help. You’ll need some barriors to help mark the way  for people running the course and to keep non-participants out of the  course and out of the way.
• Construction — Any contractor overseeing a construction site (either  commercial or residential) would be wise to use temporary fencing  during the project. This is an important thing to have on the site for  several reasons. The biggest is probably safety. A construction site has  a lot of potential safety issues — unfinished buildings, falling  debris, heavy machinery just to name a few. Putting a barrier around  these sites will protect unauthorized people from entering the area and  getting injured. And protect you from a lawsuit in case they do. It is  also a way to prevent theft, vandalism, and other problems too.
• Traveling Events — There are a variety of events that move from one  location to another — concerts, rodeos, and the big one here in  Blackfoot of course is the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Temporary fencing  makes these events possible. Imagine the chaos that would be involved  with the EISF with no fencing to separate sections of the fair and  organizing the admission process!
• Private Events — It is becoming more frequent that people are  holding private events. These are things like weddings, reunions,  company gatherings, etc. When you are planning an event like this, you  just might want to use temporary fencing to keep your event and guests  separated from the outside world.
• Residential Property —  When you have something happening at your  residential, a temporary fence can also come in handy. We're talking  about things like landscaping projects, plumbing, or anything else that  might require heavy equipment.

When temporary fencing is right for your event or project, give us a call! We'll answer any questions that you might have.