Amko Fence

Over 40 years ago, Amko Fence Company began as a small shop that has since expanded to 2 locations serving South Louisiana, in locations like Kenner, Metairie, and St. Rose, with more than 30 employees. We have a customer service driven office staff that will take care of insurance requirements, OSHA safety logs, specifications, and all of our customer's questions.

Amko Fence Company is the premier fencing installation and repair company in the St., Charles Parish, because of the vast services that we offer, done at the highest quality possible, offered at affordable costs to you. We have the best fencing installation and repair contractors available with many years of experience remodeling homes in the St. Charles Parish. All of our contractors are licensed, bonded, and insured. There is no reason not to choose Amko Fence Company for all your fencing installation and repair services that you need for your home.

Whether you are interested in a privacy fence, pool fence, automatic gate or a fence for security, we provide you with the perfect system for your property. Our residential fences will keep you and your loved one's safe and secure. We are licensed with the Louisiana State Fire Marshall and are Factory Trained Access Control Technicians, We are proud members and/or have a license for the following: Safety Council Member, Louisiana State License Contractor, and Louisiana State Home Improvement License.

As opposed to vinyl and wood, chain link fences are relatively more affordable. This is particularly essential when you are fencing in a large area of land. That makes them an ideal choice for commercial properties. You may find chain link fence around playgrounds, parking lots, industrial parks, sports fields, and other large areas that need fencing. Chain link fences are relatively easier to install than other types of fences. Its installation takes a small amount of time if you are getting the help of a fence installation expert.

Amko Fence Company is proud to serve the city of Kenner, Louisana. Kenner is America's City. As the seventh-largest city in the state of Louisiana and is the largest city in the Jefferson Parish. With a population exceeding 66,000 people, there are many residential, commercial, and industrial properties that have needed the services of Amko Fence Company since 1976. We have provided our customers with quality fence construction for their properties. We are a fully licensed and bonded fence contractor.

Compared to traditional fencing materials like wood and chain link, aluminum offers exceptional durability. Aluminum is impervious to the elements, and will not corrode or rust. Aluminum fences come in a variety of styles, but it's worth noting that aluminum fencing offers a wide range of color options. If complementing the style and color of your home is most important to you, consider an aluminum fence. From pressed pear pickets to ball caps, tri and quad finials to arched loops, aluminum can bring all the sophistication and elegance of wrought iron to your home - without all the cost and maintenance.

These types of fences are extremely durable and will last for decades. We can custom weld these fences for historic properties, cemeteries, businesses, industrial businesses, and residential homes.

It is heavy and resistant to damage and wind. Most steel fences are also galvanized and treated with powder coating to prevent rusting. Steel is impact resistant, so it is the perfect material to use for security gates. If you're looking to purchase a fence that will last for a lifetime or more, steel is the way to go. Due to its weight, steel fencing may be more difficult to install than aluminium fencing, and less practical for home and family uses, making it a better fit for industrial premises.

In 2007 alone, Americans put up 59,000 miles of it, enough to circle the globe twice, and then some. Why wood? It's inexpensive and lightweight, to be sure, but so is chain link. The main reason is that a wood fence can easily be shaped to give properties character and individuality. Wood fences come in dozens of styles, including linear post-and-rail and crisscrossing lattice, as well as a variety of picket patterns and post-cap designs. By staining the wood you can make it pop out or recede from the landscape as either a vibrant or subtle frame for what's behind it.

First introduced in the 1980s, vinyl fencing lasts much longer than wood, requires virtually no maintenance, and won't be destroyed by wood's archenemies (termites, fungus, dry rot, and fire). However, vinyl is somewhat more expensive than wood. With its lengthy life, lack of maintenance, formidable strength, and beautifully versatile appearance, vinyl should be your preferred choice for fencing. Although it is more expensive upfront, it provides a better return on investment and won't require regular (and costly) maintenance like wood fencing.