Just as quick drop of information, the chainlink fence we install first involves installing the fence framework (vertical and horizontal posts) which come galvanized with no paint. Shipping painted posts damages the pant and once unloaded the paint on the posts is pretty damaged, also, when adding hardware to it it gets scuffed, then repainting it does not get rid of the thick scuffed and scraped paint. For that reason, the last step to our chainlink fencing installation is the painting of the hardware.

However, the chainlink fabric that we install does already come with the main color of the fence. This is because the chainlink fabric needs to actually not only be painted, but coated with a thick, resilient vinyl membrane. Such is very resistant and does not get damaged with fence installation procedures. This project also involved adding some masonry block on one length end of the court, and then installing chainlink fence posts within such block, it was very nice!