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School and Campus Fencing
A campus perimeter that funnels every visitor to one controlled entry, the field fencing and backstops the athletic director asked for, and gates the fire marshal has already ruled on, all up before the first bell in August.
The walk is free. Crews on a campus carry the district's background checks and badges.
- 100+Crews
- 2M ftInstalled yearly
- 20K+Fences installed yearly
- 7Texas yards
A district buys a fence for one reason before every other: every visitor goes through one door, and everything else on the perimeter closes. Then it buys the fields, the backstops, the bus-lane gates and the service lines, usually on a later bond cycle, and all of it goes in during the one window when the campus is empty. Miss the window and a district waits a year.
We do not miss the window. A hundred crews out of seven Texas yards means a district's whole summer program runs at once rather than campus by campus, and the steel is on the truck the day school lets out. Ornamental steel carries the front, heavier chain link carries the fields, and one person owns every campus from the walk to the punch list.
What a district buys from us, from the front door to the far fence
The entry sequence first, the fields on the next bond, and every gate ruled on by the fire marshal before it is hung.
Single-point controlled entry
Ornamental steel around the front elevation that funnels every visitor to the office door, with the gates the fire marshal approved and nothing a visitor can walk around.
Perimeter fencing, six to eight feet
Ornamental steel on the street faces and black vinyl coated chain link on the service lines, sized for the wind on a solid screen where the campus asks for one.
Athletic field fencing and backstops
Chain link outfield and sideline fence, backstops, dugout fence and the gates a mower and a bus need, in the height the sport calls for.
Bus lane and service gates
Cantilever slide gates and swing gates on operators listed to UL 325, timed to the bell schedule.
Playground and pre-K enclosures
Four-foot ornamental or coated chain link with self-closing gates, at the spacing a small child cannot pass through.
Dumpster and mechanical screening
Cedar, fiber cement or masonry enclosures to the city's screening rule.
Built to the district's contractor rules and the fire marshal's gate ruling
A campus job turns as much on who can be on site as on what goes in the ground. Every crew on a campus carries the background checks and the badges the district requires, works the fenced area and the route to it rather than the campus, and closes and sweeps the site before it leaves. Every gate goes in as the fire marshal ruled, and every powered gate carries an operator listed to UL 325 with two entrapment protections in each direction.
A hundred crews is what lets a district run its summer across every campus at once. Two million feet of fence last year, one year of craftsmanship on every foot, and not one callback on twenty thousand jobs, which is the kind of record a facilities director can put in front of a board.
How the job runs around a school calendar
Summer, spring break or nights, in that order of preference. Crews work the fenced area and the route to it, stage away from the building, and leave the site closed and swept every day. One person owns every campus in the program, and the district gets one schedule by campus and by week.
What to send so the bid comes back complete
Send the site plan, the entry sequence you want, the window when the campus is empty and the district's contractor requirements, because those change who we can put on site and how fast. Tell us which gates the fire marshal has already ruled on, and we will build the rest to the same ruling.
Customers
Twenty thousand fences last year, and not one callback
Johnson Service Co went above and beyond to complete the scope of work we agreed on. I have been a builder for over 20 years and I would highly recommend this company to any clients, friends or family.
Adam K.Google review, Houston North office, August 2025 Mr. Goodgion professionalism is second to none. I would highly recommend using Johnson Services for any commercial or residential jobs.
Mason W.Google review, San Antonio office, January 2026 These guys are great 😊 👍 They charged almost $900.00 less than three other companies for the same metal, coating and paint for my black metal fence in Del Webb of The Woodlands…Thanks Matthew.
Rita S., The WoodlandsGoogle review, Houston North office, October 2024
Read these before you award the fence
The specification guides behind this page, written for the person who has to score the bids. Every figure in them names its source.
Questions we get asked before the award
Can you fence every campus in the district over one summer?
That is what a hundred crews are for. Give us the list in the spring and the program runs campus by campus in parallel, not in series.
Do your crews carry district background checks?
Yes. Send the district's requirements with the bid and the crews on site carry the checks and the badges before the first post goes in.
Can the fields go in on a later bond?
Yes, and the entry sequence goes in now. We design the perimeter so the field fencing ties into it later without rebuilding a corner.
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