What does landfill debris netting include?
Debris control systems use high-strength perimeter netting, pole lines, and hardware engineered for wind-blown litter at landfills and transfer stations, containing material within the facility boundary.

Litter control fence systems that capture windblown debris and help maintain environmental compliance at landfills, transfer stations, and waste management facilities.
Review landfill and litter fence installations completed by our crews.

Landfill Debris
New London, MN
Typical cost for a project like this
$330,000 to $500,000+

Landfill Debris
Brownwood, Texas
Typical cost for a project like this
$230,000 to $350,000

Landfill Debris
Confidential
Typical cost for a project like this
$100,000 to $350,000

Landfill Debris
Miami, FL
Typical cost for a project like this
$100,000 to $350,000
Estimate for a project of similar size and scope. Cost varies with pole type (wood or steel), net height, and linear footage. Your quote is based on your site.
Landfills, transfer stations, and waste management facilities face constant challenges with windblown litter escaping their property. Our litter control fence systems provide an effective barrier that captures debris before it becomes a community nuisance or environmental violation.
We design and install large-scale litter fence systems engineered for wind loading at open landfill sites. Typical installs use knotted nylon or knotless polyester mesh on wood or steel pole lines, specified to your site, not a one-size catalog panel.

Our debris control systems are designed specifically for the unique challenges of waste management facilities.
Engineered to capture windblown debris while withstanding high winds common at open landfill sites.
Effective capture of plastic bags, paper, and other lightweight materials before they leave your property.
Engineered litter fence systems that help landfills and transfer stations meet environmental regulations for windblown debris control.
We've installed litter control fence systems for municipal and private landfills and transfer stations across the country, including Waste Connections, Kandiyohi County Landfill, and City of Brownwood, Texas, helping facilities control windblown debris. For facilities that also need to keep birds out, we installed bird deterrent netting at the Hillsborough County Transfer Station.

Typical ranges for turnkey installs, so you can size the budget before you request a formal quote. Every system is specified to its site, so these are starting points, not a price list.
Litter control fence systems
Pole lines, cable, and mesh engineered for wind loading at open landfill sites.
Plan before you quote
Use the Gorilla Planner to explore layout and cost drivers for litter control netting before requesting a formal estimate.
Here's what a typical schedule looks like, from first call to final walkthrough.
3 to 5 business days
Send dimensions, photos, a site plan if available, and a description of the containment goal. Remote estimating from photos and plans is valid for most projects. A site visit isn't always required at the quote stage.
1 to 2 weeks
Pole design, cable sizing, foundation specs, and wind-load documentation are finalized. Facilities requiring stamped drawings for permitting receive those as part of this deliverable.
2 to 4 weeks
Standard knotless netting and galvanized cable are typically in the shorter range. Custom mesh specifications or specialty pole fabrication push toward the longer end.
3 to 7 days
Most projects install in 3 to 7 days. Larger projects can take 2 weeks or more, and we set that schedule with you up front. We phase work around your operating schedule so you stay open where you can.
1 day
Panels are tensioned to the span and load, then we walk the system with you, confirm the scope is complete, and hand over warranty sign-off. One phone number, one warranty.
Times vary with project size. Your schedule is confirmed with your quote.
A note on permitting
The owner or general contractor submits the permit application. We provide stamped engineering drawings to support that application. We don't handle permitting on behalf of owners, but we give you everything you need to move it through.
Debris control systems use high-strength perimeter netting, pole lines, and hardware engineered for wind-blown litter at landfills and transfer stations, containing material within the facility boundary.
Debris panels face sustained wind loading and abrasive particulate exposure. Materials, mesh size, and pole spacing follow environmental and structural codes rather than ball-impact specs.
Yes. Gorilla Netting is a US-based specialty contractor headquartered in Florida with field operations in Kentucky. Our crews mobilize to turnkey install sites across the United States and internationally. Location is not a barrier.
Request a project quote at gorillanetting.com/get-quote or call 1-800-274-1079. Pricing is scope-based after we review site layout, heights, materials, and access, not a flat per-foot rate.
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