Putting up a temporary fence is a requirement by construction governing bodies. It is simply a regulation that seeks to protect the workers at a job site as well as the surrounding. However, there are other benefits of the fences. One of them is setting boundaries and ensuring that your job site debris and material remains do not spread beyond your lines. While it might not be intentional, you will be inconveniencing people and vehicles big time, and this can lead to legal suits being instituted against you.
Temporary fences also come in with free signage opportunities. While construction work for commercial or residential structures is ongoing, owners, contractors or project managers find it worth to advertise what is coming up. They will put up adverts for office spaces and rentals for anyone who would want to do earlier bookings. It could be a banner, wood or metal sign, or plastic ads erected on the temporary fences.
Lastly, it brings along the privacy your site needs. It is not that anything illegal is being done at the site, but everyone needs their privacy upheld. With temporary fencing, you obscure street-level viewing. The fences also act as additional security for safeguarding your construction materials and equipment.
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