We build chain link kennels and runs to fit Akron yards, including sloped ones. Tell us about your dog and we set the height, the mesh and the way the bottom is closed.
We build chain link dog kennels and runs to the size of your yard and your dog. A kennel can stand alone, sit against the garage or house, or be divided into several runs, each with its own gate.
The ground decides how well a kennel works in Akron. Bare clay turns to mud after rain and through the spring thaw, so a run does better on gravel, pavers or a concrete pad with a slight fall for drainage. On a sloped yard we level the pad or step the kennel. For a digger, the bottom is closed with a rail, buried mesh or a concrete curb.
Tell us the breed, and whether the dog climbs or jumps. That sets the height, the gauge of the mesh and whether a top is needed. A latch the dog cannot nose open is standard. Call or text (330) 521-3641 for a free estimate.
Dog kennels in Akron: common questions
How big should a dog run be?
Long enough for the dog to trot, and wide enough to turn around easily. Bigger and more active dogs need more length. We suggest a size after seeing the space you have.
Do I need a roof or top on the kennel?
For a dog that climbs or jumps, yes, a chain link top stops it. A solid cover over part of the run gives shade and keeps snow off, which helps in an Akron winter.
Can a kennel be moved later?
A panel kennel that sits on the ground can be taken apart and moved. One with posts set in concrete is permanent. Tell us which you want.
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.