Yes, most municipalities require a permit. While Les Clôtures Duratech handles the safety side (Info-Excavation) to locate underground lines, you are responsible for obtaining the construction permit from your city. We can provide the technical details you need for the application.

The cost of chain link fence installed varies based on height (4ft, 5ft, 6ft), total linear footage, and the number of gates. Generally, galvanized chain link is the most affordable option. Contact us for a precise estimate.

You can use chain link fencing for pool enclosures in many areas, but standard residential chain link (with larger mesh openings) often does not meet pool-safety code. Local rules typically regulate minimum fence height, maximum mesh/opening size, climb resistance, and self-closing / self-latching gates, and these requirements vary by municipality. In some cases, people try to bring an existing chain link fence up to code by adding privacy slats; while slats can help reduce opening size as some codes allow, they also reduce visibility into the pool area, which is an important safety consideration. For pool projects, we can help you choose pool‑code‑compliant systems (including ornamental options) and guide you according to your city’s specific requirements.

The timeline depends on the concrete curing period. We install the posts, wait approximately 14 days for the concrete to set, and then return to finish the job. This patience ensures a stronger fence that won't heave or shift.

There is a small price difference, but black chain link fence (Frost fence) is often preferred for residential properties because it increases curb appeal and ROI.