Griffin Fence installs and services temporary construction fence systems throughout the Houston metro every week. Most contractors we work with prefer rentals because it keeps cash free and eliminates storage headaches. We deliver, install, maintain during your project, and remove when you're done.
Get a Temporary Fence QuoteOur temporary fence rental is a complete service — not just panels delivered to a curb. Griffin Fence handles every aspect of the temporary fence project:
Griffin Fence is headquartered in Houston — not a national franchise. Our crews know local soil, permits, and HOA requirements.
Wood, iron, chain link, vinyl, aluminum, pool fence, and automated gates — one contractor for every fence need.
We know the specific fence permit requirements for every city and unincorporated Harris, Fort Bend, and Montgomery county area.
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Most residential fence projects are completed in 1–3 days. Free estimates are available within 24 hours of your call.
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For contractors, this complete-service model means the job site has proper perimeter fencing from day one through project completion without superintendents managing fence logistics themselves.
Harris County and the City of Houston both require perimeter fencing on most permitted construction sites. City of Houston building permit requirements specify that active construction sites must be secured with appropriate perimeter barriers to prevent unauthorized access, protect the public from construction hazards, and control the spread of construction debris. Standard construction site temporary fence in Houston is typically chain link panel fence mounted in concrete-filled bases, 6 feet tall.
New residential construction, commercial building projects, multifamily developments, demolition projects, and infrastructure construction all require temporary site perimeter fence during the active construction period. Griffin Fence works with general contractors, construction managers, and project owners to provide code-compliant perimeter fencing that is installed before work begins and removed promptly at completion.
Outdoor events throughout the Houston metro use temporary fencing for crowd management, VIP area separation, perimeter control, and site management. Temporary panel fence systems define event boundaries, create queue management lanes, separate general admission from premium areas, and protect infrastructure from crowd access. Griffin Fence has provided event fencing for events at NRG Park-adjacent events, outdoor festivals in Hermann Park and Memorial Park, and private events on large Houston-area properties.
Open excavations, demolition sites, and areas with active hazards require perimeter barriers to protect workers and the public. Temporary chain link fence Houston, TX around excavations, demolished structures, and hazardous material work zones is both a safety requirement and liability protection. Griffin Fence installs these barriers promptly — often on a same-day or next-day basis for urgent safety situations (quote request within business hours, Monday–Friday 9AM–5PM).
Pool construction is a significant source of temporary fence demand in Houston — the metro's high pool installation rate combined with the requirement to secure active pool excavations creates steady demand. An open pool excavation without perimeter security is both a liability and in many cases a code violation. Griffin Fence provides temporary fence panels for pool construction sites throughout the Houston metro, typically for the 3–6 week period from excavation through shell completion.
CenterPoint Energy, the City of Houston Public Works department, and utility contractors performing roadway and right-of-way work throughout the metro regularly use temporary fence to establish work zone perimeters. Harris County road projects and TxDOT work zones along Houston's major corridors require perimeter fencing to separate the work area from traffic and pedestrians. Griffin Fence provides temporary fence for utility and roadway work projects throughout Harris County and surrounding counties.
After hurricanes Harvey and Beryl, Griffin Fence provided emergency temporary fencing for properties with structural damage — perimeter barriers around partially collapsed structures, storm-damaged commercial buildings, and residential properties with compromised security after storm damage. Post-storm temporary fence deployments are a significant part of our temporary fence business in the Houston area.
City of Houston's building code requires construction site perimeter fencing on permitted projects. The fence must be maintained throughout the active construction period and removed promptly after completion. Failure to maintain construction site perimeter fencing can result in stop-work orders from Houston's Office of Regulatory Management. Griffin Fence coordinates rental periods with your permit and construction schedule to ensure you are always in compliance.
Standard temporary fence panels installed with simple pipe sleeves in concrete bases can be destabilized by the sustained winds and gusts that accompany Houston's frequent severe thunderstorm events and tropical weather. Griffin Fence installs temporary fence with appropriate wind bracing: sandbag ballast on panel bases, cross-bracing between panels at regular intervals, and additional anchoring at corners and gate openings. For projects that run through hurricane season (June–November), we discuss project-specific wind bracing plans to ensure compliance and stability.
The case for renting rather than purchasing temporary fence panels is especially strong in Houston's construction market:
"We've been building fences in the Houston area since 1979 — we know every city's permit office, every HOA's required style, and every neighborhood's soil conditions."— Griffin Fence — Houston, TX
Griffin Fence provides temporary fence rental service throughout Harris County, Fort Bend County, Montgomery County, and Brazoria County — the full Houston metro service area. For projects at specific job sites in cities outside our standard service area, contact us at 713-937-6611 to discuss coverage.
For Houston building and zoning information, the Houston Permitting Center is the official source. Harris County weather data from NWS Houston, TX is useful for understanding storm and humidity impacts on fence materials.