Temporary Fence Panels

There are many scenarios in which you might need a temporary fence, whether for security, crowd control or traffic management. Here are some common situations requiring temporary fencing:

• Construction sites: Temporary fences are essential for construction sites in establishing secure perimeters, preventing unauthorized access and enhancing safety. Fencing can help protect equipment, materials and workers.
• Residential construction: Similar to construction sites, temporary fences are often used in residential construction projects to safeguard your site. They are set in place to prevent accidents while maintaining a level of privacy.
• Concerts: Large events like concerts and festivals require effective crowd control. Temporary fences create designated areas to aid in overall safety and traffic flow.
• Sporting events: Temporary fences can be used at sporting events to create boundaries and control access, as well as create designated areas like VIP sections.
• Public gatherings: Whether it’s a fair, trade show or any other type of public gathering, temporary fences help in delineating spaces.
• Parades: Parades typically attract large crowds, so it’s essential to install temporary fencing to manage the route, keep the crowd at a safe distance and create organized viewing areas.
• Parking/traffic management: Temporary fences are often used in parking lots for traffic management during events. By setting temporary fence panels in place, you can effectively direct traffic flow and parking areas.
• Emergency responses: When disaster strikes, temporary fences are vital to securing unsafe perimeters to ensure individuals are kept at a safe distance.

Discover temporary privacy fencing in your vicinity by visiting our location finder. United Site Services has a presence in over 120 locations across 29 states and counting. Our widespread network ensures accessibility. Input a city or state online to identify the nearest United Site Services branch. Our expansion continues as we strive to meet fencing requirements in diverse regions across the US, allowing us to bring our convenient and reliable services to more locations.

The cost of temporary fencing panels depends on a number of factors, including the location, the amount of fencing needed, the terrain, grade and more. Different locations may incur different costs. The cost will also vary whether the area is even or uneven, surface mounted or drilled.

In general, temporary fence panels are considered the least invasive type of portable fence, offering quick installation and adaptability throughout various phases of your project while enhancing site security. Of all the types of temporary fencing rentals, these panels are the least expensive option. To ensure a streamlined rental experience, our team of temporary fencing experts will make your temporary fence pricing quote process simple.

Yes, we provide comprehensive installation services for temporary fence panels. When you choose our installation services, you can expect setup by skilled professionals who have undergone background checks to guarantee the safety and security of your project. Equipped with the necessary tools and equipment, our team delivers first-class service from local branch locations near you.

Yes, we offer a wide range of temporary fence panel add-ons designed to improve stability and security. Here are some add-ons to consider:

• Sandbags: Wherever additional stability is required, sandbags can help. They provide a low-profile solution to anchor the panels and ensure they remain secure even in windy conditions or on uneven terrain.
• Driven posts: For projects demanding a more robust solution, driven posts are the optimal option. Driven posts are securely driven into the ground, providing extra stability to the temporary fencing panels.
• Bigfoot ballast weights: These weights are a versatile and effective solution for stabilizing temporary fences. They’re designed to sit on the base of the fence panels, adding substantial stability. Bigfoot ballast weights are a great solution where ground penetration is restricted or undesirable.