Fence panels, chain link, and jersey barriers from one Kew Gardens yard, delivered and set up across all five boroughs, often same-day.
Most fence rental calls in NYC have the same two questions: can you deliver to this borough, and how fast. We’ve been answering those calls since 2004 from one yard in Kew Gardens. Here’s what delivery actually looks like for each borough and what to expect when you call.
A contractor’s site usually needs one of three things: a perimeter that goes up fast and comes down just as fast, a chain link line for something more permanent, or a barrier to keep vehicles or foot traffic off a stretch of ground.
Most suppliers in this category specialize in one of the three and subcontract the rest, which means a contractor managing a job with mixed requirements ends up coordinating two vendors instead of one. We keep all three lines in one yard, so that coordination doesn’t fall on you.
Portable, free-standing panels that go up fast around a construction perimeter and come down just as fast when the job's finished. Standard for construction perimeter protection under NYC Building Code §3307.7; stands without footings, moves as the job moves.
A chain link line for sites that need a more secure or longer-term perimeter than a panel setup, where local regulations allow it. Used for longer-duration sites or where a panel setup won't hold; school sites, utility work, anything running more than a few weeks.
Concrete, plastic, or water-filled barriers for separating traffic, protecting a crew, or holding a line vehicles shouldn't cross. Concrete for substantial, vehicle-facing separation; plastic or water-filled for sites that need barriers moved or repositioned during the job. We'll tell you which makes sense for your layout.
Here’s what to expect by borough, and why it varies.
When you call, you’re reaching the yard the equipment actually leaves from at 124-28 Queens Blvd in Kew Gardens, and the person answering knows what’s on the lot that day. That’s not a call center routing requests to a subcontractor, and it’s not a page built for a market three states away.
We’d rather confirm your exact site address than promise a window that falls apart once a truck’s actually on the road.
Same delivery, different realities depending on where the truck’s headed.
| Borough | Typical Window | Access Note |
|---|---|---|
| Queens | Same-day | Home yard, shortest drive |
| Brooklyn | Same-day | — |
| Manhattan | Same-day | May need DOT curb coordination |
| Bronx | — | |
| Staten Island | Larger lots, easier setup |
Tell us the site address and we’ll tell you when we can be there.
Fencing failures don’t happen on a schedule. A storm can take down a construction perimeter overnight, a barrier can get knocked into traffic, or a site can end up exposed after hours with nobody there to secure it.
We take emergency requests around the clock, including weekends, for:
On an emergency call, the goal is immediate deployment, not a scheduled slot later in the week, because an unsecured site overnight is a liability question, not just an inconvenience.
If your situation isn’t quite an emergency but still needs to move fast, tell us the borough and we’ll tell you honestly whether today’s realistic.
NYC construction sites have specific requirements for site safety and perimeter protection. Applicable requirements can vary depending on the project, location, and surrounding sidewalk or street conditions.
We can provide fencing suitable for common NYC construction applications, while your contractor, architect, expediter, or inspector should confirm the requirements that apply to your specific site.
NYC Building Code §3307.7 includes requirements for construction-site fencing and safeguards. Requirements can vary by project, so confirm the provisions that apply to your site with your design professional, expediter, or NYC DOB.
Most contractors weigh the same three things when picking a supplier: track record, how many vendors they’ll need, and whether help is there when the job runs late.
Tell us what you need, how much fencing or barrier, and where the site is. We’ll call back with what we’ve got, when it can be there, and what the setup looks like.
Call (718) 750-1381. We’re available 24/7, backed by $2M in general liability coverage, ready to move from our Kew Gardens yard to any of the five boroughs.
All five boroughs, out of our Kew Gardens, Queens yard. Delivery windows vary by borough and site access, so tell us the address and we'll give you an accurate window rather than a general estimate.
However long the job takes. Some rentals are a few days for an event, others run the length of a full construction project. We size the term to the site, not the other way around.
Delivery, setup, and pickup, plus panels or barriers rated for NYC conditions. If a site needs extra bracing or sidewalk coordination, we sort that out before the truck shows up.
Yes. Nation Rent A Fence carries $2 million in general liability coverage.
Yes, we take emergency calls 24/7, including weekends and after-hours, for site breaches, storm damage, or any fence or barrier failure that needs immediate attention.
Sometimes, depending on the site and duration. Permitting isn't something we determine; that's between you and your contractor, architect, expediter, or NYC DOB. Call us with your site details and we'll tell you what fencing options fit once you know what's required.
One week. Most construction rentals run much longer, but we can accommodate shorter events or short-term jobs on request.
Yes. Tell us the address and what's around it, narrow streets, loading restrictions, active work zones, and we'll plan delivery around it rather than a standard drop-off.
Fence panels, chain link, and Jersey barriers from one Kew Gardens yard, delivered across all five NYC boroughs, often same-day. 24/7 emergency response, $2M general liability coverage. Serving NYC contractors since 2004.
