01 / PERIMETER
Commercial Chain Link
Galvanized or black chain-link systems for yards, facilities, equipment areas, and long property lines.
COMMERCIAL FENCE SYSTEMS
Built around the way the property works.
A commercial fence has to do more than close a boundary. Owens plans the fence, openings, gates, security features, and access points as one complete system.
02 / ACCESS
Entry Gates
Vehicle and pedestrian openings sized and positioned for the traffic that uses the property every day.
03 / SECURITY
High-Security Fencing
Taller fence systems, secure hardware, and barbed-wire configurations for sites that require stronger perimeter control.
04 / INTERIOR
Storage Cages
Interior chain-link enclosures that separate inventory, equipment, tools, and controlled-access areas.
05 / AUTOMATION
Slide & Cantilever Gates
Automated systems for wide commercial entrances where clearance, grade, traffic, or site layout favors a sliding gate.
06 / PLANNING
Operational Layouts
Fence returns, gate approaches, and openings planned for vehicles, trailers, deliveries, employees, and equipment.
REAL OWENS PROJECTS
Commercial fencing installed in the field.
These are completed Owens Fence Company installations across the Savannah-area market—not stock photography.
RICHMOND HILL, GEORGIA
EquipmentShare Fence & Entry Gates
A commercial perimeter and wide entry-gate installation built around vehicle and equipment access.
DOWNTOWN SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
Commercial Security Fence
Black chain link, a sturdy mid-rail, and a barbed-wire top secure the property while maintaining visibility.
PEMBROKE, GEORGIA
Hyundai Glovis Storage Cage
An interior chain-link storage enclosure with controlled gate access for organized, separated inventory space.
AUTOMATED COMMERCIAL ENTRY
Sixty feet of clear access.
This automated aluminum-frame double cantilever gate in Pooler opens a wide commercial entrance without a ground track crossing the drive.
60 ftTotal gate opening
DoubleCantilever configuration
AluminumGate-frame construction
AutomatedPowered entry system
5× SPEED · 13 SEC
Pooler, Georgia · Completed Owens installationFull opening sequence, accelerated for viewing
SITE-SPECIFIC PLANNING
The right fence starts with the operation.
We look at how the property is used before the fence line and gate locations are finalized.
Traffic Flow
Employee vehicles, deliveries, trucks, trailers, and equipment all affect gate placement and opening width.
Security Level
Fence height, mesh, hardware, visibility, and top security are selected around the site’s exposure and use.
Daily Access
Pedestrian gates, vehicle gates, automated entry, and controlled interior areas are planned together.
Future Use
Layout decisions account for current operations and practical changes the property may need later.
HOW IT WORKS
From site walk to secured property.
Review the Site
We walk the proposed line, openings, traffic routes, security needs, grade, and installation conditions.
Plan the System
Fence type, height, gates, automation, access needs, hardware, and site transitions are defined.
Build & Commission
Our crew installs the system, checks the completed layout, and tests powered gate operation where included.
COMMERCIAL FENCE FAQ
Questions before the first post goes in.
What commercial fence systems do you install?
Owens installs commercial chain link, high-security configurations, vehicle and pedestrian gates, interior storage cages, and automated swing, slide, and cantilever entry systems.
Can you plan an opening for trucks and equipment?
Yes. Opening width, gate type, approach, clearance, and daily traffic are reviewed together so the entrance fits the vehicles and equipment using it.
Do you build interior storage cages?
Yes. Chain-link storage cages can create secured inventory, equipment, tool, or controlled-access areas inside commercial and industrial facilities.
Where do you take commercial projects?
Owens Fence Company serves commercial properties across Southeast Georgia, including Richmond Hill, Savannah, Pooler, Pembroke, and surrounding communities.
Let’s walk the site.
Tell us what the property needs to secure, how traffic enters, and whether the project includes manual or automated gates.