Athletic Court Fencing
Chain-Link Fence Work
Chain-Link Fencing for Athletic Courts
Chain-link fencing is the standard barrier/enclosure solution for athletic courts. It is both a cost-effective and simple solution to create a boundary between the court and the surrounding environment. Adding windscreen to a chain-link fence adds privacy for the players inside the court and helps lower wind interaction with the ball during games such as Tennis and Pickleball. Precision Courts has over 30 years of experience building courts, including building their perimeter fencing.
From normal chain-link fences that are in-ground to custom chain-link fences that sit on existing block/concrete walls, we get it done. Give us a call for any questions or inquiries regarding chain-link fencing for your existing or future athletic court.
Summary of a Chain-Link Fence Installation Process
- Decide the design of the court's fence (Height of fence, what area of the court do you want the fence in, how many gates/entrances, color of the fence)
- After slab has been poured and has cured, mark out all the spots where the fence framework posts will be set
- Dig footer holes where framework posts will stand
- Set framework posts inside the footer holes dug, fill the holes with concrete with post plumb and aligned to your previous marking
- Allow post footers to set and cure for a minimum of 3 days
- Install top rail, middle rail, botom-rail/bottom-wire
- Begin installing chainlink fabric (mesh)
- Paint the fence framework