Fraser Valley Chain Link is announcing its chain link fencing and gate supply and installation services for homeowners and businesses in Mission and Langley, BC. Founded in 2022, the company provides start-to-finish installation, from on-site consultation to final inspection, so each project is measured, installed, and reviewed before completion. With options for different fence heights, galvanized or vinyl-coated finishes, secure gates and privacy slats, Fraser Valley Chain Link focuses on practical perimeter and access solutions.
The company offers full-service fence and gate installation for residential, commercial and light industrial properties. During a typical project, the team reviews the site, confirms layout and access requirements, recommends materials and configurations, completes installation, and then conducts a walk-through with the customer. Consolidating these steps into a single, managed process is intended to simplify fence projects and support informed decisions about security and access control.
Across Canada, police-reported crime remains a concern for many homeowners and businesses. Statistics Canada reports that the national police-reported crime rate rose by 3% in 2023, reaching 5,843 incidents per 100,000 population. For Fraser Valley property owners, measures like perimeter fencing and lockable gates are one component of reducing opportunities for theft, trespassing and other crime on residential and commercial sites. (Source: Statistics Canada, “Police-reported crime in Canada, 2023”)
Chain link fencing is widely used as a straightforward, cost-conscious way to define property lines, separate areas, and control access. Galvanized steel components are designed to withstand regular exposure to weather, while the open-mesh pattern maintains visibility so owners can still see across yards, lots, and play areas. Options such as different fence heights, mesh sizes, vinyl-coated finishes and privacy slats allow property owners to adjust visibility, appearance and enclosure to suit uses ranging from backyards to storage yards and parking areas.
Water safety is another reason many families, strata corporations and facility managers choose secure fencing and gates, especially around pools and recreational spaces. According to Health Canada, there were 323 unintentional drowning deaths in Canada in 2020; 39 of these (just over 12%) occurred in swimming pools, and more than 40% of the pool-related deaths involved children aged 1 to 9. Proper barriers and controlled access points can help reduce unsupervised entry to pools and other water features. Fraser Valley Chain Link works with clients to incorporate these considerations into fence layouts and gate placement where pool areas and similar hazards are present. (Source: Health Canada, “Drowning-related injuries and deaths”)
International data further highlight the role of barriers and gates. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4, and notes that appropriate pool fencing can prevent young children from gaining access to water without a caregiver’s awareness. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that many of the roughly 300 children under five who drown each year in backyard pools could be saved if pools were fenced entirely and fitted with self-closing, self-latching gates. These findings support the use of well-designed fence and gate systems as part of an overall safety plan for homes and recreational properties. (Sources: CDC, “Risk Factors for Drowning” and “Drowning Prevention”; U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, “Safety Barrier Guidelines for Pools” and “Pool Fencing Can Prevent Child Drownings”)
To meet different site conditions and design preferences, Fraser Valley Chain Link offers galvanized chain link fences, which use a zinc coating to help resist rust and corrosion, as well as vinyl-coated chain link in various colours for a more finished appearance. For clients who require more privacy, slats can be installed into the mesh in a range of colours and materials to reduce visibility into yards and work areas. Custom gates are built to align with the fence line and can be configured for walk-through access, driveways or wider commercial openings.
Pricing is presented on a project-by-project basis, with estimates outlining materials, labour, and optional items such as specialized gates, coatings, or privacy slats. Because chain link systems typically require limited upkeep over their service life, many property owners view them as a practical option when considering long-term costs as well as initial budgets.
“Many property owners in this region are looking for fence and gate systems that balance cost, maintenance requirements and security,” said a representative of Fraser Valley Chain Link. “Our role is to help clients compare available configurations and then install the option that aligns with their site conditions, safety considerations and budget.”
Fraser Valley Chain Link serves Mission, Langley and other communities across the Fraser Valley. Homeowners, strata managers and business owners who are considering new fencing or replacing existing barriers can request an estimate. For more information or to schedule a site visit, customers can contact Fraser Valley Chain Link by phone or through the company’s website.
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For more information about Fraser Valley Chain Link LTD, contact the company here:
Fraser Valley Chain Link LTD
Reed Nelson
(778) 201-1916
info@fraservalleychainlink.ca
8037 Clegg St, Mission BC V2V 3R4
