Turn your site fence into a billboard that works every day.
Custom printed mesh banners that give your crew privacy and give the neighborhood something better to look at than chain link. Designed, printed and installed by one team.
Privacy while you work
Mesh screens the site from the sidewalk, so the crew works without an audience and materials stay out of sight.
A better block for the neighbors
Flowers, trees and local art instead of bare chain link. Fewer complaints, more goodwill.
Your name on every foot
Logo, phone and a QR code along the busiest side of the site. People walking by become leads.
What should the community see?
Mix and match along the run. Most sites use two or three of these.
NYC streetscape
Turn a construction site into a branded experience in the heart of the city.
Queens development
A full fence wrap with renderings and key messaging to generate excitement in the neighborhood.
Jersey new construction
Bold, eye-catching graphics to showcase what's coming and add beauty to the block.
Local art and neighborhood stories
Commission a local artist, feature student work or tell the history of the block. The kind of fence people stop to photograph.
Leasing and sales
Now leasing, coming soon, retail space available. The fence sells the building before it opens.
Now hiring and safety
Recruit off your own fence, and keep safety messages where the crew and the public can read them.
Custom work
Already have approved artwork? Send us your print-ready files. We review them, print to your specifications and install on site.
Sample designs shown to illustrate what is possible. Every fence is designed from scratch for the site.
The traffic is already there.
Your fence sits on a street people already drive and walk every day. Here is what that adds up to.
vehicle passes a year on a street that carries 20,000 vehicles a day. New York City counted about that many on 21st Street in Queens.
of people surveyed by Nielsen had noticed a billboard in the past month.
people who saw an outdoor real estate ad acted on it, most often by searching online for the homes.
Quieter street? 10,000 vehicles a day is still more than 3.6 million passes a year. Busy road? 40,000 a day is 14.6 million. Passes are vehicles driving by, not unique people, and walkers are on top of that. Sources: NYC DOT 21st Street study, 2021; Nielsen Out of Home Advertising Study, 2019; Harris Poll for OAAA, 2025.
Your fence faces traffic day and night for the whole job. Printed once, it advertises the entire time.
Design, print and install by the same team. One call, one PO, nobody to chase.
From approved design to installed, in business days, on most fence runs.
Mesh lets wind pass through the weave, so a printed banner puts far less load on the fence than solid vinyl.
Everything a job site prints.
One vendor for every printed piece on the project, from the first fence banner to the leasing sign.
Building in the five boroughs?
The City Canvas program allows approved artwork on construction fences, sidewalk sheds and scaffolds. Since October 2023, owners putting up a new one are asked to show approved art or give a written reason for opting out. The art can credit the artist, sponsor and owner, but it can't carry ads or logos. We design artwork to fit those rules. Approval comes from the city.
Building anywhere else?
Logos, renderings and leasing messages are usually fine, but sign rules change town by town. Tell us where the site is and we'll flag what to check with the town before anything is printed.
From bare fence to wrapped.
Send a photo and the length
Snap the fence and tell us roughly how many feet and how high.
See the mockup
We show your design on a photo of your actual fence. Free, with two rounds of revisions.
Measure and confirm
We confirm sizes, gates and corners, and the final price, before anything is printed.
We print and install
Tied tight along the full run, scheduled around your site hours.
Good questions.
Can people still see through the mesh?
Mesh blocks most of the view from the sidewalk while still letting air and some light through. If you need more privacy on a sensitive side of the site, tell us and we'll talk through material options.
Will the wind tear it off the fence?
Mesh is made for fences. Wind passes through the weave, so it pulls far less on the fence than solid vinyl. Every banner is finished with reinforced hems and grommets and tied off along the full run.
How fast can you install?
Most fence runs are installed 7 business days after you approve the design. Tell us your mobilization date and we'll plan around it.
Can you print our logo, a QR code and the building rendering?
Yes. Send your logo and the rendering files and we'll lay them out at fence height. QR codes can open your website, the project page or a leasing page.
Do we need a permit for a printed fence banner?
It depends on where the site is. Sign rules change town by town, and New York City has its own program for artwork on construction fences. Tell us the address and we'll flag what to check before anything is printed. Permits are the owner's or contractor's responsibility.
What do you need for a quote?
A photo of the fence, the rough length and height, and the site address. Quotes and mockups are free.
Can the banners move to our next job?
Yes. Banners with your logo, flowers or patterns can come down and go back up on the next site. Project specific prints, like a building rendering, stay with that project.
We run several sites. Can you handle all of them?
Yes. Tell us how many sites in the form below and we'll quote them together, with one design system across every fence.
See it on your fence.
Send a photo of the fence and the rough length. We'll mock up a design on it and get back to you with a price. No cost to see it.
Serving contractors, developers and property owners across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.