What general contractors, facility managers and procurement teams ask us first.
Tennessee Unlimited Contractor License #54371. Unlimited means no monetary cap on the project size we may legally bid — most fence contractors carry a limited classification with a dollar ceiling. Verify free at verify.tn.gov.
$6 million aggregate. Bonding is a third-party assessment — a surety examines financial statements, work history and management before extending capacity. Bid, performance and payment bonds available on qualifying projects.
$5 million general liability, workers' compensation in force. Certificates and additional insured endorsements available on request.
Yes — SAM.gov registered, CAGE code 37ZM1, D-U-N-S 002485048. Past federal and federally-adjacent work includes U.S. Department of Energy facilities and the TRISO-X nuclear fuel fabrication facility in Oak Ridge.
U.S. Department of Energy, TRISO-X Oak Ridge, Tennessee Valley Authority (7-foot plus three-strand galvanized security), Lenoir City Utilities Board, University of Tennessee including Neyland Stadium, Smith & Wesson (8-foot plated black industrial perimeter), Lakeshore Park (24-foot athletic backstop) and the Discovery Center (10-foot plated galvanized security).
In-house crews across all scope, including the operator and access control side of automated gates. That removes the coordination layer where fence and electrical subs typically finger-point late in a schedule.
Yes — including temporary or perimeter security fence early for site control, with permanent scope installed once other trades are clear. We coordinate with the GC on access, laydown and site safety requirements.
Security perimeter and industrial chain link, ornamental steel and aluminum, automated gates and access control, dumpster and equipment enclosures, athletic and recreational fencing, farm and agricultural fence, and repair and maintenance contracts.
Section 232 tariffs reached 50 percent on imported steel and aluminum in 2026, with derivatives at 25 percent. Aluminum mill shapes rose roughly 33 percent year over year and steel roughly 20 percent. Budget accordingly on metal scope, and expect quotes to carry a stated validity period.
Since 1973 — fifty-three years, same ownership area, veteran-owned and family-operated. BBB accredited since 2004. Relevant to bonding, warranty and whether we will still be reachable when a claim arises. All independently verifiable.
Credentials verifiable at verify.tn.gov and SAM.gov. For bid documents, certificates of insurance or prequalification packages, call (865) 988-9935.