Dumpster Enclosures & Utility Screening
in Dayton, OH
Trash corrals, generator and HVAC screening, and equipment surrounds built to your city’s screening ordinance — with gates specified for the truck that hits them every week.
The Enclosure That Survives the Hauler
Most commercial sites in the Miami Valley are required to screen a dumpster, a generator or rooftop-adjacent equipment from the street and from neighbouring property. The ordinance sets the height and the opacity; what it does not tell you is that the gates take a beating nothing else on the site does.
A hauler backing a truck into a corral twice a week is what destroys a standard gate. We build the enclosure to the ordinance and specify the gates for that traffic — heavier posts, steel-framed leaves, drop rods and bollards where the geometry is tight.
- Trash and recycling corrals sized to the container
- Generator, HVAC and transformer screening
- Composite, heavy board, or chain link with privacy slats
- Steel-framed gates with drop rods and cane bolts
- Bollards to protect posts from truck contact
- Pedestrian access gate separate from the truck opening
What to Screen With
Ordinances usually specify opacity, not material — so the choice is durability against appearance.
Chain Link with Privacy Slats
The cost-effective answer for a service yard. Meets most opacity requirements, takes contact well, and slats are cheap to replace when one gets damaged.
Composite
Where the enclosure faces a street or a customer entrance. Will not rot, splinter or need refinishing, and it reads as part of the building rather than a compound.
Heavy Board
Pressure-treated or cedar board on a steel frame. The traditional look and the easiest to repair one panel at a time after a truck finds it.
Ornamental Steel
For generator and transformer surrounds where the requirement is access control and airflow rather than opacity.
How an Enclosure Gets Specified
Two measurements decide the whole job: the container, and the truck that services it.
Container & Approach
We measure the container and the approach the hauler actually uses. Gate opening, swing clearance and bollard position all come off that, not off a standard drawing.
Check the Ordinance
Your city sets the required height and opacity for screening, and sometimes the material. We confirm it and file the permit before anything is ordered.
Build for the Abuse
Heavier posts on the gate side set deeper in concrete, steel-framed gate leaves, drop rods to hold them open and closed, and bollards where a truck can reach a post.
Handover & Adjustment
We set the gates to swing and latch cleanly with the container in place, then come back and adjust after the first few pickups if anything has moved.
Recent Projects
Every fence is built to last. Here are a few recent installations across the Dayton area.
Every Enclosure Comes With
No hidden fees, no surprises. Here's what you can always expect when you work with Redline Fences.
Free Estimates
We come to your property, assess the project, and provide a transparent, competitive quote — completely free.
3-Year Warranty
Every project is backed by our 3-year warranty covering both workmanship and materials. We stand behind our work.
Licensed & Insured
We're fully licensed and insured in Ohio, so you can trust that your property and project are protected.
Permit Pulled For You
We confirm the height and setback rules for your address, file the zoning permit, and schedule around approval.
OHIO811 Utility Locate
Filed at least 48 hours before we dig, as Ohio law requires, so every post goes in clear of a marked line.
Financing Available
Flexible monthly payment options make it easy to invest in the project your property needs right now.
Get an Enclosure Estimate
We measure the container and the truck approach, confirm your screening ordinance, and quote it itemized.
- Free on-site estimate
- Licensed & insured
- Fast response times
- Quality workmanship