Temporary Fence Rental Options
Free-Standing Panel Fence on Stands
Panels sit side by side on bases and clamp together, so nothing goes into the ground. This is the method used when posts can't be driven.
- Standard 6 x 12 ft panel: $20 to $50 a month, base included
- Security panel: $25 to $87 a month
- Construction projects: $20 to $70 a panel a month
Driven-Post Construction Fence
Where the ground allows, crews drive posts with a post driver and hang chain link between them. That puts holes in the ground, so ask whether buried lines will be marked first; the rules are on our chain link fence page.
- Post spacing: about 10 feet
- Post depth: 2 to 3 feet, depending on fence height
- Typical wire: 11.5 gauge, the light gauge guides list for temporary fence
Privacy and Dust Screen on Temporary Fence
Screens hide the site and shield it from sun and wind. A screened fence also takes more of the wind's force, so ask about sandbags when you add one.
- Shade cloth: $35 to $50 a panel a month
- Privacy screen: $40 to $70 a panel
Temporary Gates and Event Fencing
Gates come as single swing, double swing or rolling sections for deliveries and inspectors. Event jobs often use barricade panels for crowd lines instead.
- Gate: $100 to $500, openings of 3 to 6 feet
- Padlock: $15 to $35
- Barricade panel: $20 to $60 a month
- Event fencing: $15 to $60, depending on type
Orange Safety Fence Rolls
Plastic safety fence is the cheapest to rent and buy, and it works where chain link can't be installed. Crews use it to protect trees, mark off utility work areas and line construction sites, though it isn't very durable.
- Rental: $15 to $37 a month for a 4 by 50 foot roll
- Purchase: $27 to $50 a roll
Why Hesperia homeowners call Hesperia Expert Fencing
- Calling or using the form doesn't cost you anything
- We send your job to one contractor, so your phone isn't ringing all week
- Ask for posts, footings, gates and haul-away priced line by line
- Look up the C-13 (fence) or C-29 (block wall) license at cslb.ca.gov
Temporary Fence Rental Cost
Rental is priced per panel per month, and longer rentals cost less per panel because the company makes fewer trips.
| Rental length | Per 6 x 12 ft panel, installed |
|---|---|
| One month | $20-$50 |
| One week | $25-$50 |
| One day | $35-$85 |
| A few hours | $50-$87 |
Fixr puts 200 feet of temporary chain link at $340 to $1,020 a month. Add-ons are priced on top: sandbags at $4 to $7 each, barbed wire along the top at $1.50 to $3.50 a linear foot, and insurance, which some companies charge extra for. Delivery is often included in the first quote, but policies differ, so ask.
How a Rental Works
- 1
Measure the perimeter
Count the panels and gates, and note where trucks enter. - 2
Choose stands or driven posts
If posts can't be driven, the panels go on stands. - 3
Delivery and setup
The crew sets panels, gates, screens and weights. - 4
Pickup
Have the fence clear and ready on the booked date to avoid a late charge.
Wind and Site Rules in Hesperia
Hesperia's design wind figures, listed on our wind-damaged fence repair page, are a reminder that a line of light panels on stands can go over in a gust. Fixr recommends sandbags for windy or unstable terrain. Ask the supplier what weighting or bracing they use for a screened run.
Check local rules on temporary fences, privacy and windscreens before setup, and remember that a City of Hesperia building permit has to be issued before construction starts. Permit details for walls and who can pull a permit are on our block wall page.