Temporary Fencing · Oregon & Washington

Temporary Fencing Rental in Oregon & Washington

Panel fencing on weighted bases or post-driven chain link, delivered, installed, and removed by RHC. Same-day quotes. Coordinated within 48 hours of confirmed booking.

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48hr

Standard delivery window

Equipment categories, one contact

Cities across OR & WA

Hidden fees. Ever.

01 / Fence Types

Panel fencing vs. post-driven chain link: Which one does your site need?

The right fence depends on your surface, timeline, and security requirements. Both types are delivered and installed by RHC. Your crew does not touch a panel.

01 / Panel

Freestanding Panel Fencing

Best for: Events, paved surfaces, short-term construction, shifting perimeters

The industry standard for outdoor events and urban job sites where ground penetration is not allowed. Panels sit on heavy-duty weighted bases with no drilling into finished concrete, asphalt, or turf. Move the perimeter as the project evolves without calling for a reinstall.

Panel sizes (H × W)8' × 10', 6' × 10', 4' × 10'

Gate sizes6' × 4', 6' × 6', 6' × 10', 4' × 4', 4' × 10'

Standard baseRubber block or 80 lb low-profile concrete block

High-wind optionAdditional sandbag ballast available

02 / Post-Driven

Post-Driven Chain Link

Best for: Long-term construction, dirt or grass perimeters, maximum security

Posts are driven directly into soil or asphalt, the most stable and weather-resistant option for permanent construction perimeters. Required when site conditions or local codes call for maximum security, or when the fence needs to withstand heavy equipment contact and PNW winter conditions.

Standard height6 feet (8-foot available for high-security sites)

Gate widthsConfigured to your equipment access requirements

Security upgradesBarbed wire top rail and tension wire available

Typical specifications shown above. Exact dimensions and configurations confirmed at booking.

02 / Add-Ons

Add-ons for security, privacy, and wind stability.

Specify your add-ons at booking so RHC can configure the right setup for your site conditions and security requirements.

01 / Privacy

Privacy Windscreens

Mesh fabric that attaches to panel fencing to block sightlines on active construction sites and create defined perimeter walls for event sections. If you are adding windscreens, tell RHC at booking. Additional sandbag ballast is required in PNW wind conditions to keep panels stable.

02 / Security

Barbed Wire Top Rail

Security fencing with barbed wire top rail is standard for urban Portland and Seattle job sites where overnight equipment theft is a real operational cost. Added to post-driven chain link for maximum perimeter security.

03 / Stability

Sandbag Ballast

Extra ballast for high-wind environments or when heavy windscreens are attached. Standard recommendation for October through March rentals and any coastal or Columbia River Gorge sites.

04 / Access

Gates

Vehicle access and pedestrian gates in multiple widths. Specify your equipment clearance requirements at booking. Gate width determines what can enter and exit the site.

03 / Use Cases

Built for construction sites, outdoor events, and residential renovations.

From a single-lot residential remodel to a multi-acre festival perimeter, the same installation standard applies across every job.

01 / Construction

Construction & Job Sites

OSHA requires a secured perimeter on sites with open excavations, public exposure, and heavy equipment operations. Post-driven chain link for long-term builds. Panel fencing for urban sites where ground penetration is not permitted. Delivered and installed by RHC. Your site is compliant, your perimeter is secure, and your crew never touched a panel.

02 / Events

Outdoor Events & Festivals

Panel fencing defines beer gardens, VIP sections, stage perimeters, and parking control at outdoor concerts, summer festivals, and estate weddings across Oregon. Rubber and concrete bases mean no ruts, no holes, and no damage claims from the venue after load-out. The fence was up before your first guest arrived and gone before the venue did its walkthrough. Book at least 3 to 4 weeks out for June through September events. Oregon's outdoor event season moves fast and fence inventory goes with it.

03 / Residential

Residential Remodels & Renovations

Keeping the public and your crew separated during a residential renovation is a liability requirement and a practical call. Panel fencing on a driveway or private lot does not require permits if it stays on private property.

04 / Emergency

Emergency Site Security

Storm damage, an unexpected security breach, or a last-minute request the day before an event. The longer a site stays unsecured, the greater the liability exposure. Call RHC directly for emergency requests.

04 / The RHC Standard

One accountable team. One invoice. No call center queue.

The dominant players in fencing rental are national corporations with 275 or more locations. When a panel blows over, a gate arrives at the wrong width, or a delivery is missed, you call a 1-800 number and wait to be transferred to the right regional coordinator.

RHC Answers Directly

One number reaches the team handling your job. Not a call center. Not a coordinator two time zones away. If there is a problem, you talk to the person who can fix it.

One Number Covers Your Whole Site

Temporary fencing, portable toilets, storage containers, and shower trailers. One call to RHC coordinates the full drop-off sequence. You do not manage separate vendors for each category.

The Price You Approve is the Price on Your Invoice

No baseline estimate language in your contract. No fuel surcharges or delivery fees added after the fence is already on your site. The number you approve is the number you pay when the job is done.

05 / Coverage

Where we deliver temporary fencing.

Based in Portland, we install and remove temporary fencing across Oregon and Washington. Same-day quotes, installations typically coordinated within 48 hours of confirmed booking.

SalemOR PortlandOR · HQ EugeneOR BendOR GreshamOR TacomaWA VancouverWA SeattleWA

Don't see your city listed? Fill out the form. We're actively expanding and may still be able to serve your location.

06 / FAQ

Questions we get about temporary fencing rentals.

Everything GCs and event coordinators ask before booking. Need something not covered here? Drop it in the form or call RHC directly.

Q.01How much does it cost to rent temporary fencing in Oregon?

For construction sites: quoted by the linear foot on a monthly billing cycle. Pricing varies by fence type, total perimeter footage, and any add-ons such as barbed wire, windscreens, or gates. For events: quoted as a flat rate for the full rental period, fully inclusive of delivery, installation, and removal. Pricing depends on total linear footage and delivery distance. Submit the form and we will have a detailed quote back to you the same day.

Q.02Does OSHA require temporary fencing around construction sites?

Yes, under most circumstances. OSHA standards require a secured perimeter on sites with open excavations, public exposure, and heavy equipment operations. Oregon building codes add additional requirements depending on project type and proximity to public foot traffic. A secured perimeter is both a compliance requirement and direct liability protection for your business.

Q.03How tall should a temporary construction fence be?

Standard construction site fencing in Oregon is 6 feet, sufficient for most OSHA and local code requirements. For urban job sites in Portland or Seattle where overnight equipment theft is a consistent concern, 8-foot post-driven security fencing with barbed wire top rail is the right call. Tell us your site location and we will confirm the right height at booking.

Q.04What is the difference between panel fencing and post-driven chain link?

Panel fencing sits on weighted bases with no ground penetration, moveable as your perimeter shifts, and is the standard for events and paved urban sites. Post-driven chain link involves driving posts directly into soil or asphalt, the most stable and weather-resistant option for long-term construction sites where maximum security is required.

Q.05Do I need a permit for a temporary fence in Oregon?

If the fence stays entirely on private property including your job site, driveway, or private lot, no permit is generally required. If your perimeter extends onto a public sidewalk, street, or Right-of-Way, which is common on tight urban builds in Portland and Salem, a PBOT or municipal Street Use permit is required before installation. Let us know your site situation when you book and we will flag it.

Q.06How do you keep temporary fence panels from falling over?

Standard panels sit on 80 lb low-profile concrete blocks or heavy-duty rubber bases. For high-wind environments including fall and winter deployments on the Oregon Coast or along the Columbia River Gorge, and for any installation with privacy windscreens attached, we add sandbag ballast. Specify your site conditions at booking.

Q.07Will temporary fencing damage my grass or pavement?

No. Freestanding panel fencing uses flat rubber or low-profile concrete bases that rest on top of the surface with no stakes, no drilling, and no ruts. Suitable for manicured venue lawns, finished concrete, and asphalt without causing permanent damage.

Q.08Can I hang banners or sponsor signs on the fencing?

Yes. Panel fencing is a standard surface for sponsor banners, directional signage, and event branding. If you are hanging heavy banners or solid windscreens, let RHC know at booking. We will add sandbag ballast to keep panels stable in PNW wind conditions.

Q.09How far in advance should I book fencing for a summer event?

At least 3 to 4 weeks for June through September events. Oregon's outdoor event season is compressed and fence inventory moves fast. If your event is within the next two weeks, call RHC directly rather than using the form.

Q.10Can you deliver and install fencing on weekends or for emergencies?

Contact RHC directly for weekend and emergency requests. Response time depends on crew availability and we will tell you honestly what we can do and when, not a window we cannot hit.

07 / Get Started

Ready to secure
your site or event?

Submit your project details and we will have a quote back to you the same day, fence type, linear footage estimate, and all-in pricing before you commit to anything.

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503‑607‑7412