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

San Francisco Bay Area, East Bay & South Bay Temporary Fencing Rental

Hanson & Fitch Site Services provides a wide range of temporary fencing systems and products, including:

• Temporary fencing
• Temporary pool fencing
• Crowd control barriers

Our temporary fencing systems can quickly and easily be installed, without the need to disturb the surface area by digging holes or laying foundations. We provide safe and secure solutions for:

• Temporary fencing to secure construction sites and private property
  Temporary fencing of residential housing sites
  Temporary fencing and crowd control barriers for major public events, sports, concerts, festivals, gatherings… etc.
  Temporary safety fencing for swimming pools
  And many other uses…

We service all 9 Bay Area Counties including these 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.

Where to rent temporary fencing & barricades in San Francisco & South San Francisco

Temporary fencing comes in a variety of styles and materials to serve many needs. Consider the following when you are getting ready to rent a temporary fencing:

How Long Do You Need Temporary Fencing?

Temporary fencing needs for a concert are different for a sporting event or construction site.

Does Your Area Need to Be Secured or Privacy Screened with Temporary Fencing?

If you are renting temporary fencing to provide security, then you might want barbwire added to the top of your temporary fencing. If you want to keep the area you are fencing private, then go with a windscreen.

What Is Your Preferred Material?

Temporary fencing comes in a wide range of materials that suit different event or site needs.

Whether you are planning an event or working on a construction site and need temporary fencing in San Francisco or South San Francisco, look no further than the professionals at Temporary Site Services. Hanson & Fitch also offers portable toilets & temporary restrooms to service all your site needs.

Temporary Fencing & Barricades
San Francisco & South San Francisco
800.847.7037

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Service Expands

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Service purchased 3458 Enterprise Ave. in Hayward, CA.  Our new location is better suited to serving the Greater San Francisco Bay area.

We have a 5,352-square-foot facility on 3.39 acres for our temporary fencing, portable toilets and cooking oil recycling.

Our 3 business locations are:

• 3458 Enterprise Ave.,  Hayward 94545
• 5680 Obata Way,  Gilroy 95020
• 675 Hartz Ave. Danville 94526

Main phone numbers for business  800.847.7037 (fence and toilets) 888.376.9909 (cooking oil recycling)

Our business email for potential clients remains: 

Here at Hanson & Fitch, we have continue to grow to serve our clients needs for temporary fencing, barricades, portable toilets and cooking oil recycling.

Temporary Fencing Helps Support San Francisco Bay Area Economy

It’s not sexy and you won’t find it in the Victoria’s Secret catalog, but temporary fencing is being Googled. Okay, there weren’t 100K searches for temporary fencing this week, but it was mentioned on over a dozen blogs.

Temporary fencing isn’t at the forefront of most people’s minds unless they have a construction site that needs securing, a sporting event coming up, a parade, a traffic reroute or some other need. Last time I added it all up we had about 1.31 gillion miles of various temporary fencing panels to supply the greater San Francisco Bay Area with (just kidding). We have miles and miles of fencing, but not in the gillions.

The temporary site service business is one of the many “invisible small businesses” that go unnoticed. And yet, it is the small business network that employ more people and pump more money into the local economies than the big boys.

Searches on temporary fencing in Monterey, San Jose, Mountain View and Fremont won’t burn up the servers at Google, but like everything else – when people want something, the Internet is usually the first place they go to find it and we at Hanson & Fitch are here in cyberspace ready to respond to your temporary fencing needs.

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.

Ora Thornton placed a call to us today and ordered for our portable restrooms and hand wash station for the exciting event that is coming up this weekend.  She explained that the Bayview Opera House will be celebrating phase one of the historic building renovation this Saturday from 1-4pm.  There will be performances by Dance Team and will be welcomed by Mayor Gavin Newsom and Supervisor Sophie Maxwell.  Ora is expecting a fairly large crowd and needed additional restrooms to accomodate all of the people that will be attneding the event.  The Bayview Opera House is located on 4705 Third Street in San Francisco.  We look forward to working with Ora and being a part of this historic event.

I received a call from Keri Steinberg from Jansport Backpacks this week and they are having an event this Friday night at  the Mezzanine in San Francisco.  Jansport, Om Records & Mezzanine are presenting Spring Sessionsfrom 10pm – 4am.  Artists that will be featured will be the Hudson Supreme Beings of Leisure, Samantha James, J Boogie’s Dubtronic Science & Black Spade.  

Keri had inquired to see if we had  temporary fencing that could be used as a cool way to hang her products from the wall that would be displayed during the event.  She had a very specific size that she needed and that it could only be a 6×6 panel chain link fence.  I explained to her that we did have that in stock and that we would be happy to set it up and deliver it as soon as she needed it.  Apparently, she had called a few companies and they did not have panels shorter than 10′ long.   I explained that we had all different sizes of fence that could accommodate her and that we would be ready for her next call!

With all of the anticipation of the Olympic torch coming to San Francisco, our phones have been ringing consistently for the last several days.  We have received calls from local event coordinators to the Chinese Consulate looking for temporary site services for their last minute parties that seem to have just sprung up. 

There is a lot of buzz in the air and certainly in the media of what we might expect with the spectators that will be crossing lines with the protests that will be going on along the course of the event.  Toilets, temporary fencing and barricade are all items that are being ordered on an emergency basis in preparation of tomorrow’s event that starts at 1pm at Willie McCovey Cove in San Francisco.  We currently have four (4) separate events going on at the same time and we know that there will be a few more as we get closer to tomorrow.  I am also talking to my colleagues whom are also scrambling to keep up with the requests for services.  It is pretty exciting.