Temporary Fencing & Barricade Rentals

Construction site temporary fencing is commonly used on job sites or construction sites in San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland & San Jose that need to establish security around the site perimeter. Construction sites located in high traffic areas may require barricades in addition to temporary fencing to help with traffic flow. The chief types of temporary fencing are fence panels and standard temporary chain-link fencing.

Codes for temporary fencing vary depending on the community and the location of the fencing and may be specified for a particular job in the project plans.

Standard temporary fencing is generally less expensive, but the rental prices can increase depending on the particular projects needs or temporary fence options. For example, wind screening is commonly added to the temporary fence to keep down the spread of dust and debris. These screens also add a level of privacy to the job site. Privacy slats can be used instead of wind screening depending on the requests of the owner or project planner. Occasionally more demanding requirements will go along with the project, like the addition of barbed wire in high security areas or a request for heavier gauge fabric.

Although the codes for temporary fencing do vary depending on location and the particular projects needs, the basic temporary fence systems generally remain unchanged. It is important to keep in mind that most projects, especially those in high traffic areas, will likely have some sort of temporary fence requirements.

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Services – services all 9 counties in the San Francisco Bay Area including the communities of: Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Brisbane, Burlingame, Cupertino, Daly City, Danville, Dublin, Emeryville, Foster City, Fremont,Gilroy, Hayward, Castro Valley, Livermore, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Milpitas, Mountain View, Oakland, Pacifica, Pleasanton, Redwood City, Richmond, San Bruno, San Jose, San Francisco, San Leandro, San Mateo, San Ramon, Santa Clara, Saratoga, South San Francisco, Sunnyvale, Union City, Walnut Creek, and Watsonville.

Temporary Fencing & Barricades Rentals

San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland, San Jose

(800) 847 – 7037

Protest Rallies need Temporary Fencing & Barricades

Occupy Berkeley, occupy San Francisco or occupy Oakland, San Jose….

Protest rallies lie at the heart of our American values and political system, but one thing a good protest rally with a large crowd needs is temporary fencing and barricades for traffic and crowd control.

Organizing a peaceful rally takes into consideration not only what is needed to make the point – getting the message across – but also how to conduct the rally in a way that safeguards property and life. Rerouting traffic around a rally and providing security for overnight rallies are just two considerations for temporary fencing and barricade use.

Whether a protest rally, a political rally, a parade or a music concert – Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Services can supply the needed temporary fencing and barricades.

Portable Toilets and Temporary Restrooms are also often needed for protest rallies and other large events. Temporary Site Services can not only supply temporary fencing and barricades, we can also supply portable toilets and temporary restrooms.

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Services – services all 9 counties in the San Francisco Bay Area including the communities of: Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Brisbane, Burlingame, Cupertino, Daly City, Danville, Dublin, Emeryville, Foster City, Fremont,Gilroy, Hayward, Castro Valley, Livermore, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Milpitas, Mountain View, Oakland, Pacifica, Pleasanton, Redwood City, Richmond, San Bruno, San Jose, San Francisco, San Leandro, San Mateo, San Ramon, Santa Clara, Saratoga, South San Francisco, Sunnyvale, Union City, Walnut Creek, and Watsonville.

Temporary Fencing & Barricades Rentals

(800) 847 – 7037

Renting Temporary in East Bay Cities like San Jose – Oakland – Berkeley Saves Money

How often do you see temporary fencing and barricades as you are driving throughout the East Bay.You probably don’t give them a second thought as you pass by them in Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Hayward, and other East Bay cities. With all of the ubiquitious construction happening, they blend into the whitescape of city life. Temporary fence rentals are cost effective for many businesses.

Owning, maintaining and transporting temporary fencing is one of those necessities for construction sites or events like political rallies, concerts, parades and etc. that Hanson & Fitch specializes in. We’re here to provide you the temporary site services you need for East Bay communities like Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Hayward.
Give us a call at 800.847.7037 to assist you with your temporary fencing and portable toilet needs.

It’s HOT! and not just the temperature, business is hot. The kids are back in school, but business is still booming for us.

During the summer, we get a lot of our business from summer concert, fairs, sporting events, festivals and other fun events that help make summer – summer.

Here are just a few of the places we could be seen this week: Alameda, Oakland, Treasure Island, Hollister,Del Monte Golf Course, Berkeley and Ft. Mason.

Business continues to boom to the point where we needed to get another new truck. With service yards in Pleasanton and Gilroy, we needed more wheels to get the job done.

We’re having a lot of fun growing this business and meeting our clients’ needs. Give us a call we can help you with temporary fencing and portable toilets in the following communities:  Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Brisbane, Burlingame, Cupertino, Daly City, Danville, Dublin, Emeryville, Foster City, Fremont,Gilroy, Hayward, Castro Valley, Livermore, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Milpitas, Mountain View, Oakland, Pacifica, Pleasanton, Redwood City, Richmond, San Bruno, San Jose, San Francisco, San Leandro, San Mateo, San Ramon, Santa Clara, Saratoga, South San Francisco, Sunnyvale, Union City, Walnut Creek, and Watsonville.

Portable Toilet News You Don’t Want to Miss

Tampa, Florida (The Weekly Vice) — Lorenzo Earl Knight, a 22-year-old Florida man was arrested on burglary and theft charges after police say he broke into a vehicle and then hid in a nearby portable toilet. Before police arrived however, Mr. Knight discovered why a port-a-potty is the last place a burglar wants to hide.

Investigators say the incident began when Lorenzo Knight broke into a 1999 Ford F-150 in a mall parking lot Saturday and allegedly stole a $500 digital camera along with it’s owner’s manual.

Knight was attempting to break into a 2nd truck, when the automobile’s owner and a friend spotted him and gave chase, according to the police report.

Knight fled the scene to a nearby construction site and attempted to hide in a portable toilet that was also on the site. The truck’s owner and his friend soon caught up to Knight and tipped the portable toilet over, trapping Knight inside the toilet until police could arrive.

When officers arrived, they found Knight still inside the toilet, soaking wet in the toilet’s contents. Authorities also recovered a screwdriver that Knight used to jimmy the truck’s lock and a shoe he left at the scene, according to Tampa Police.

Knight was arrested on the “spot” and charged with two counts of burglary and one count of grand theft. He was booked into the Orient Road Jail and then released Sunday morning after posting a $6,000 bond.

I’ll bet most people don’t track news about portable toilets, but when you’re in the portable toilet and temporary restroom business, you need to stop every now and then to smell the roses! Providing temporary site services throughout the San Francisco Bay Area to communities like San Jose, Oakland, Berkeley and San Francisco can be challenging at times, but some of the stories in the news about portable toilets this week made me thankful for small blessings.

There were about 200 mentions of portable toilets this past week on blog postings. Isn’t that wild??!!! Most of them are posts about local events mentioning that portable toilets will be available at the event. From rock concerts and political rallies to boy scout jamborees – where you find people, you need to find toilets.

Here are a few of the portable toilet stories I came across:

• From South Africa – Portable Toilets being used to threaten the poor
• Up in Washington – Teens arrested for blowing up portable toilets
• In Brooklyn – Thieves beat up a guard and stuff him in a toilet
• In Rancho Cordova – Portable toilet fire destroys little league equipment

We are in the midst of our busiest summer. This year we added over 100 portable toilets to our inventory and we could probably use 100 more. Our temporary VIP restrooms are getting us a lot of positive feedback from clients.

We are working 7 days a week now to meet the demand. Customer service and satisfaction are always at the top of our list.