We build chain link kennels and runs to fit your yard and your dog. Tell us whether the dog digs, climbs or jumps, and we set the height, floor and latch to match. Springfield soil turns to mud quickly, so most runs get a hard or gravel floor.
We build chain link dog kennels and runs to size for homes, breeders, boarders and clinics in the Springfield area. A kennel can stand alone on a concrete pad or sit against a garage or the back of the house, with one run or several side by side.
Tell us about the dog. A digger needs a concrete or paver floor, or mesh laid under the edge of the run. A climber needs a taller panel or a top. A strong dog that hits the gate needs a latch that cannot be nosed open. Springfield's dark soil turns to mud fast under a dog, so most owners choose a hard or gravel floor.
Shade and wind matter in this climate. Summers are hot and humid and winter wind is sharp, so we suggest placing the run where a building blocks the north and west wind and adding a shade cover. Kennel panels can be galvanized or black coated to match a yard fence.
Dog kennels in Springfield: common questions
How big should a dog run be?
Long enough for the dog to trot a few strides and wide enough to turn easily. Bigger dogs and more dogs need more. We size it with you on site.
Can you put a roof on a kennel?
Yes. Chain link tops stop climbers, and solid or fabric covers give shade and keep rain off.
Is a kennel a fence under city rules?
It can be treated as a fence or as an accessory structure depending on its size and where it sits. Ask the building and zoning office for your address before placing it near a lot line.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit, measure and talk through options.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with material choices side by side.
- Permits & planning: We check local rules and help with permits before we dig.
- Install & clean-up: Our crew installs, cleans up and walks the finished fence with you.