Precast Concrete Security Fence

Precast concrete provides dramatically superior security — it cannot be cut with bolt cutters, climbed as easily, or see through. It also provides sound insulation, privacy, and a professional appearance that chain link cannot match. The lifecycle cost is comparable when you factor in chain link's shorter lifespan and maintenance needs.

Absolutely. Our security fence systems are designed to integrate with cameras, motion sensors, razor wire, and access control systems. We work with your security team to ensure the fence system supports your overall security plan.

Our security fence panels are available up to 14 feet in height. For applications requiring additional height, we can engineer custom solutions including panel extensions and anti-climb features.

Climbing needs a foothold. Chain link, palisade and railing all hand a climber a grip every few inches, which is why height alone rarely helps. A solid precast panel has no horizontal member, no mesh and no gap to wedge a boot into, so the face gives nothing to work with from the ground up. Height then does its job instead of being a ladder.

Our security fence system runs $195 to $250 per linear foot fully installed, which includes engineering, permitting assistance, foundations, panels and crew labor. Height, site access, terrain and foundation depth move that figure. For a like-for-like comparison, price the alternative over its lifetime rather than at install: chain link is far cheaper on day one and is generally replaced or repaired several times inside the life of one precast run.

Panels are cast at our Pomona plant and delivered ready to set, so most work is foundations and placement rather than on-site building. That keeps a typical run to a small number of days instead of the weeks a masonry wall needs for block laying and mortar cure, and it means fewer days of open perimeter on an operating site. Exact schedule depends on linear footage, height and access.

Yes, and on live sites that is usually how it is done. Because panels are set section by section on their own foundations, the perimeter can be replaced in phases so the site is never fully open. We can sequence around gates, traffic routes and operating hours.

Almost always for commercial work, and more or less certainly above six feet. Walls at security heights carry real wind and seismic loads, so most California jurisdictions want engineered plans and a permit. We handle the engineering and the permitting as part of the project rather than leaving it with your team.