Memphis Fence Company, LLC

06/12/2026

Just finished this 10-foot tall fence for Barlett Distribution — designed to keep their windows secure and their facility safe!

06/11/2026

Early mornings, getting things ready so the day runs smooth. Big shoutout to our guys who start before the sun to make it happen. 👊

06/09/2026

June is National Safety Month — a time to refocus, raise awareness, and commit to safer practices on and off the job site. Let’s work together to prevent injuries and protect our teams. Every step toward safety counts. 🦺

06/08/2026

Every fence starts with a few good posts!

06/05/2026

Summer’s here and the pools are finally open! 😎☀️
Whether you’re splashing around at home or heading out on vacation, it’s a great time to make sure your family stays safe around the water.
If you’ve got a pool at home, a proper fence is one of the best ways to help prevent accidents. A few quick reminders:
🔒 Fences should be at least 4 feet tall (some areas require 5).
🚫 No gaps or footholds kids could climb on.
🚪 Gates should self-close and self-latch.
🛑 Latches should be out of reach of little hands.
And don’t forget—when you’re booking a hotel or Airbnb, make sure their pool area is fenced, too. It’s an easy detail to overlook, but it makes a big difference in safety.

If you’re not sure whether your current setup meets code—or if you’ve been thinking about upgrading—this is the time to do it.

06/04/2026

Catch a glimpse of our work at Fresenius Kidney Care in Memphis! This custom powder-coated, fully welded ornamental iron is built to stand the test of time!

06/03/2026

🔨 Behind the scenes with our guy Chris using the fence hog to install a chainlink fence. It's all in a day's work! EZG Manufacturing

06/02/2026

Fresh, clean, and classic — a 3' pine fence that finishes the look just right. 🌲 Installed at

06/01/2026

June is National Safety Month — a perfect time to review important safety features like emergency access to your property.

Commercial gates often require special hardware to ensure fire department access during emergencies. These safety measures allow first responders to get on site quickly when every second counts. While specific rules vary by location, Knox Boxes or Vaults are a common solution.

These secure boxes hold keys or access devices that only the fire department can open, allowing them to unlock gates and other secured areas without delay. Make sure your emergency access hardware is up to code and ready to protect lives and property.

05/31/2026