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Instant perimeter.
Zero excavation.

A free-standing barrier panel system that delivers instant safety and security, no post holes, no drilling, and a neat, clean installation your site walks away from.

12×6 ftStandard panel size
Free-standingNo holes, no drilling
Same-weekRapid deployment
On standbyEmergency response crews
Security you can schedule

Temporary does not mean flimsy.

Panels are fabricated from galvanized steel and electrically welded with horizontal and vertical bracing, a real barrier that happens to be movable.

Barbed wire, pedestrian and vehicular gates, and privacy slats or windscreen bolt on when the site needs more than a line.

  • Galvanized, welded, braced panels
  • Gates, barbed wire, screening options
  • Construction, events, emergencies
  • Clean removal, no site damage
The panel

Engineered to stand alone.

Standard barrier panel

Size12 ft W × 6 ft H MaterialGalvanized steel ConstructionElectrically-welded, braced horizontal and vertical FootingFree-standing. No holes, no drilling, no site damage. OptionsBarbed wire, gates, slats, windscreen
Why free-standing wins

Up in hours. Gone without a trace.

No post hole excavation means no utility locates, no concrete, no patching asphalt when the job ends. The system stands on its own bracing and leaves the site clean.

  • Immediate availability
  • No drilling or excavation
  • Pedestrian and vehicle gates
  • Privacy slats and windscreen
Proven in the worst conditions

When Detroit needed a perimeter overnight.

Our temporary systems have secured storm-damaged and emergency sites when there was no time for a permanent line. Crews on standby, panels on trucks, sites secured.

Deployment clock

From your call to a closed perimeter.

The call

Site, footage, and the problem. That’s all we need.

Panels rolling

Standard 12×6 panels loaded and en route.

Site secured

Free-standing line up, gates set, exposure closed.

In depth

Temporary fence and emergency barrier systems, deployed fast.

Construction sites, special events, storm response, and sudden security gaps all need the same thing: a real barrier, fast, that leaves no trace when it goes. Our free-standing temporary fence panels, 12 feet wide by 6 feet high in welded galvanized steel, deploy without post holes or drilling and come down clean.

Because our installation crews are on standby for emergencies, temporary fence is also our rapid-response tool: securing a vehicle-strike breach, a storm-damaged line, or an exposed site within hours, with barbed wire, gates, and privacy screening added where the situation demands. When the permanent repair follows, the same company handles both.

Common applications
Construction sitesSpecial eventsStorm & emergency responseDemolition perimetersCrowd control linesVacant property security
FAQ

Answers on temporary fencing.

How fast can temporary fence be installed?
Standard panels are immediately available and crews deploy fast, emergency response teams are on standby for compromised sites.
Does installation damage the site?
No. The system is completely free-standing: no post holes, no drilling, and clean removal when the project ends.
What accessories are available?
Barbed wire, pedestrian gates, vehicular gates, and privacy slats or windscreen.
What is the standard panel spec?
12 ft wide by 6 ft high, galvanized steel, electrically-welded with horizontal and vertical bracing.
Do temporary fence panels damage pavement?
No. The system is completely free-standing on braced feet, no holes, no drilling, no patching when it leaves.
How quickly can temporary fencing be installed?
Standard panels are immediately available and crews mobilize fast; emergency deployments are often same-day.
Can temporary fence include privacy screening?
Yes. Privacy slats and windscreen, plus barbed wire and pedestrian or vehicle gates, bolt onto the panel system.

Need a perimeter this week?

Tell us the site. Panels roll fast.

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