Service area · Johnson County
Temporary fence rental in Franklin.
Next door to Greenwood. Campus work, a working downtown, and the shortest drive we make south.
Franklin is in Johnson County with Greenwood, about fifteen minutes down I-65.
There's no queue for a service call to move a gate or extend a run. When it's time-sensitive, we make it a priority.
Local know-how
What's different about Franklin.
The work splits between the college and the downtown. Campus construction has the same requirement every institutional site has: the perimeter has to separate the public from the work, because the people walking past are students rather than trades. That usually means a driven fence where the ground allows it, and gates planned around how people move.
The rest is in the historic downtown and the Main Street district, and that's the appearance job. A site on a working commercial street needs the sidewalk left open and the perimeter screened, because it's in front of businesses trying to trade for the whole length of the work.
What we bring
What we bring to Franklin.
Fifteen minutes south of Greenwood.
Panels & Stands
Portable and sandbagged, quick to set, easy for your own crew to shift.
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Post-Driven Chain Link
Driven into the ground so it cannot be lifted or walked through.
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Windscreen
Plain or custom printed, fitted across the run and sold rather than rented.
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Crowd-Control Barricades
Interlocking steel for queue lines, stage fronts and vehicle separation.
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Questions we get about Franklin.
Response time, campus sites and screening on Main Street.
How quickly can you get to a Franklin site?
A straightforward panel run goes in within the usual 24 to 48 hours, and post-driven chain link is scheduled ahead. We're based in Greenwood, about fifteen minutes north up I-65, so service calls to move a gate are easy for us to take.
What do you use on a campus or institutional site?
Usually post-driven chain link where the ground takes a post, because the perimeter has to hold and the people walking past aren't trades. Where the site changes week to week or the surface is paved, panels in sandbagged stands are the better call and we'll say so.
Can you screen a site on a downtown street?
Yes. Windscreen fits across a panel run and is the normal answer on a working commercial street, because the perimeter sits in front of businesses trying to trade. It comes plain or custom printed, and it's sold rather than rented, so it stays yours.
Service area
Other towns we cover.
Where else the trucks go.
Franklin projects
Fencing something in Franklin?
We're close. Tell Richard what needs closing and when.
Rather talk it through?(317) 296-4015Richard answers his own phone, 7 days
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