Alaska Fence Manufacturing and Supply of Allakaket

Alaska Fence Manufacturing and Supply is a fence company in Allakaket, AK, serving customers across the state with a full range of fencing materials and custom solutions. The business provides chain link, cedar, ornamental, horse panels, gates, and dog kennel panels, offering both retail and contractor sales. Customers rely on the company for high-quality, durable materials and personalized service, including custom orders and expert consultation. Known for consistent product availability and responsive support, the company maintains a 4.80 rating based on customer reviews, with praise for superior products, competitive pricing, and fast fulfillment of custom requests. The service area extends throughout Alaska, with a physical location in Palmer.

The company began in 2018 when founders Arnold and Debbie purchased their first chain link weaving machine, transitioning from fence installation into a supply-focused business. Arnold’s roots in the fencing industry trace back to age ten in Berea, Kentucky, where he worked with his father, launching a family legacy that spans seven generations of fence companies. He moved to Alaska in 1998, establishing The Fence Guy in Anchorage and building decades of expertise. In 2022, the company acquired the Palmer facility previously home to The Fence Emporium and F&E Fence, continuing a 30-year tradition of local fencing supply. Mike, the company’s welder, has been crafting gates, panels, and kennels at the Palmer site for three decades. The business operates from a 2150 N Hemmer Rd location in Palmer, where it manufactures and stocks black and galvanized chain link, cedar fencing, ornamental aluminum, and custom-built components.

Alaska Fence Manufacturing and Supply is recognized for its reliability and deep local knowledge, with a reputation for delivering durable materials and responsive service. The company’s long-standing presence and continuity in the Palmer area reflect a commitment to quality and customer trust. Its ability to support projects from remote communities to urban developments underscores its role as a dependable resource in Alaska’s fencing industry.