Temporary chain-link fencing and site hoarding for Hamilton job sites and developments. We drop it, stand it, and pick it up — you just tell us the footage and the address.
Tell us the site and roughly how much fence you need. We'll come back with a firm price — usually same day.
What We Rent
From a single-lot infill build on the Mountain to a full development site downtown, we've got the panels and hoarding to secure it — and the crew to set it up and take it down.
Standard 6-foot chain-link panels on blocks or driven posts to secure your job site, keep the public out and satisfy your insurer. Gates, screen and anti-climb setups available.
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Solid site hoarding for developments, downtown builds and sidewalk work — built to sit within the City of Hamilton's road-occupancy rules. Clean, branded, permit-ready lines.
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Fast panel installs for infill lots, teardowns and short-notice hazard sites — fire, flood or a structure that needs the public kept out today. Same come-and-go rental, quick turnaround.
Temporary fence rental →How It Works
Call (289) 275-8985 or send the form with the address, rough linear footage and your dates. Not sure how much you need? Give us the lot and we'll work it out.
You get a firm price — panels, delivery, install and pickup — before anything leaves our yard. No surprise line items when the invoice shows up.
We drop the panels, stand the fence to spec, and come back to tear it down and haul it away when the job wraps. You never touch a concrete block.
Why Local Knowledge Matters
Hamilton is in the middle of a building decade. The LRT is finally under construction along the Main and King corridor, tearing up the lower city and throwing hoarding and site fence up block after block. Add the infill going in across the Mountain, the subdivision growth in Binbrook, Waterdown and Elfrida, the warehouse and industrial builds down in the north end and along Nikola Tesla Boulevard, and the constant reno churn in Westdale, Durand and Kirkendall — this is a city that needs a lot of temporary fence.
That building also happens on a hard site. The wind coming off the Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario will lay down a poorly-footed panel run overnight, so we set fence with the right base and bracing for the exposure instead of just standing it up and hoping. Downtown, a fence on the sidewalk means a City of Hamilton Temporary Road Use permit and hoarding built to the City's requirements — we set our lines to match. We know the difference between a fence that passes an insurer's site inspection and one that's a liability, and we build the first kind.
On Site
A look at the kind of job sites and developments we secure across Hamilton and the surrounding area.



Questions
Most job sites run about $2.50–$5 per linear foot per month for standard chain-link panels, plus a delivery/pickup trip charge of roughly $150–$350. A typical residential-lot build lands around $250–$500 a month all in; large development sites and permit hoarding are quoted per project. You get a firm number before anything leaves our yard.
Yes — that's the whole point of renting from us. We drop the panels, feet and couplers, stand the fence, and come back to take it down and haul it away when you're done. You're not renting a truck or moving blocks around the site.
In most cases we're on a Hamilton site within a day or two, and we keep stock for fast and emergency turnarounds — fire, flood, a collapsed structure or a sudden hazard that needs the public kept out. Call with the footage and address and we'll give you an honest ETA.
If your fence occupies a City road allowance — sidewalk, boulevard or lane — Hamilton generally requires a Temporary Road Use permit and hoarding built to the City's requirements. We build lines made to sit within those rules; you or your contractor pull the permit, and we set the fence to match it.
Chain-link temporary panels on blocks or driven posts, and solid site hoarding for developments and downtown builds. We can add privacy screen, wind screen, gates and anti-climb setups depending on the site.
Temporary fencing and site hoarding — delivered, installed and picked up, with the price up front.
Call (289) 275-8985