Honest, tough and affordable. Chain link keeps dogs in, trouble out and budgets intact - and modern color-coated versions even look sharp doing it.
Good chain link is about tension and posts: terminal posts set in concrete, line posts at proper spacing, and fabric stretched drum-tight so it doesn't bag or rattle. We build to commercial standards on residential jobs - it costs pennies more and it's the difference between a fence and a suggestion.
For dogs, we'll talk honestly about height, bottom security and gate latches before quoting - the fence should match the animal.
Bright galvanized in front of a garden - maybe. Black coated against trees - it practically vanishes. Come see photos and judge.
With the right height, a secured bottom and self-closing gates - yes. Tell us about the escape artist and we'll spec for them.
Decades. Galvanized and coated fabric both outlive most wood fences with zero maintenance.