Commercial & Industrial Fencing at Scale
Precision Built for Middle Tennessee.
Commercial and industrial sites don’t have room for a fencing contractor who’s still learning how to work at scale.
Clune Services is licensed and insured for large commercial work, and we bring the crew and equipment to move as fast as your project timeline requires, without cutting corners on security or durability.
Bidding a full site? See how we package fencing with site work and buildings on our commercial projects page, or send your specs straight to the estimating team.
What We Install:
Woven High Fence
High-security perimeter fencing for industrial and utility sites.
Chain Link
Durable, cost-effective perimeter and containment fencing.
Ornamental Fencing
Commercial-grade decorative and boundary fencing.
Industrial Security
High-level security fencing built for data centers, solar farms, and industrial plants.
Why Clune for Commercial Fencing
Licensed and insured, experienced with the logistics of large commercial sites, and backed by our own construction and excavating teams if your project needs more than fencing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What commercial fencing do you install?
Woven high fence, chain link, ornamental, and high-security perimeter fencing, plus access gates, controls, and temporary construction fencing.
Do you fence solar farms and substations?
Yes. We install perimeter and enclosure fencing for solar farms, substations, and other utility and industrial sites.
Can you handle site prep before the fence goes in?
Yes. Our own excavating crews clear and grade the fence line and site, so the fence crew is not waiting on another company.
How do I request a commercial fencing bid?
Send plans, specs, footage, and your schedule through our Request a Bid form or to estimates@clune-services.com.
Have a Commercial Fence Package to Bid?
Send us the specs and schedule. We will come back with a clear bid and tell you how fast we can mobilize. Serving Petersburg, Lewisburg, Fayetteville, Shelbyville, Columbia, Tullahoma, College Grove, and Franklin.