Custom Construction Fence Wraps
A construction fence wrap covers the chain-link fence around a job site with one printed mesh screen. It hides the site, keeps some of the dust inside and turns a long, empty fence into advertising for your project or your company. We print fence wraps on 10 oz mesh that lets wind through, so the fence stays standing in bad weather.
Order custom construction fence wraps from Sketch Signs in any length. We print in full color and ship anywhere in the US.
Why use a fence wrap
- Privacy screen. Blocks the view of equipment and materials from the street.
- Cleaner site. Helps hold back dust and loose debris.
- Branding on every foot of fence. Logo, project name, phone and website repeated along the whole run.
- Wind-safe. 70/30 perforated mesh reduces the load on temporary fence panels.
Where Construction Fence Wraps Work Best
Construction and job sites
The most common use: wrap the full perimeter fence with your company name, a “Now Building” message and a rendering of the finished project.
Real estate developments
Start selling while the site is still dirt. A fence wrap with the project name, a leasing phone number and a website works 24/7 for the whole build.
Store remodels and coming-soon locations
Retailers and restaurants use fence wraps to announce “Coming Soon” and the opening date while the space is being built out.
Outdoor events and sports fields
Fence wraps also work on event perimeters and field fences for sponsor logos, team names and directions.
How to Choose Your Fence Wrap
Size
Measure the height and the total length of the fence you want to cover. Order the height a little shorter than the fence so the wrap sits inside the frame and the ties have room. Single-sided wraps go up to 10′ × 145′ without pole pockets and up to 9.5′ × 145′ with pockets; double-sided wraps go up to 9.5′ × 145′. Long fences can be covered with several matching panels.
Finishing
Choose hems and grommets so the wrap can be zip-tied to the fence. Reinforced corners help on long runs and windy sites.
Design tips
Repeat your logo and phone number along the length of the wrap so people see it from any point on the street. Use high-contrast colors and large text. Our team offers free design help if you need a layout.
Covering scaffolding instead of a fence? See our scaffolding banners. For smaller fence signs, see mesh fence banners, or browse all banners.
Construction Fence Wrap FAQ
They use the same mesh material. A fence wrap is made to cover a long section of fence, often the full run around a site, while a mesh banner is usually a single sign hung on one part of a fence.
Hang the wrap along the top of the fence, tie the corners first with zip ties through the grommets, then tie the top and bottom edges so the wrap is tight and does not flap.
Yes, if the message is not project-specific. Many contractors order a branded wrap with only their logo and phone number and move it from site to site.
Most orders are printed in 2–4 business days after artwork approval, plus shipping time.
