Biddle & Brown Fence Co. continues to provide security fencing and gates in downtown Phoenix for State buildings. Custom galvanized ornamental iron security fence will provide a durable, long-lasting solution to protect State building facilities for many years. Biddle & Brown Fence Co. also continues to provide fencing in the alleys in the City of...
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With the City of Peoria, we completed replacing damaged chain link fence and gates around a tennis court at Kiwanis Park. We installed new chain link fence and added a center rail on the fence. Early next week, I’ll be sending out flyers to many of the school districts in the State of Arizona. Please...
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This week we completed an office/warehouse remodel. We installed wire mesh “green screen” fence at the outdoor patios and landscape areas. Miscellaneous gates were re-manufactured from existing materials that were removed from the original site. We are a licensed contractor in Arizona, licensed to do commercial work. Our license # is AZ ROC CR14-272838. We...
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We recently finished installing 8′ high ornamental iron security fencing at three little league fields. The fencing was needed to avoid vandalism. We continue to work at Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (PVNGS); currently we have two large projects. This week we also finished installing a chain link fence enclosure with privacy slats and a...
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To blog or not to blog. The boss told me to blog. I’m the Controller at Biddle & Brown Fence Co. here in sunny Phoenix, AZ. Our company installs and repairs chain link fence, ornamental iron fence and gate operators. We recently added a temporary chain link fence to our inventory. I’m not going to...
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Do you have rusty fence? Could be your sprinklers. If you have wrought iron fencing or any other metal fencing for that matter, a sure sign of your sprinklers spraying up against them is white water marks. Chances are the bottom rail and pickets are rusting out. Point your sprinklers away from the fence.