Straight posts. Tight rails. Colorado tough.
Four fences. Built right, the first time.
Chain-Link
Galvanized, 11-gauge minimum. Residential yards to warehouse security. Straight top rail, tensioned tight.
11-gauge galvanizedHow we build it →Wood
Cedar and treated privacy fence. Stained to hold up to Colorado sun and snow. Posts set 30" deep in concrete.
Cedar & treatedHow we build it →Vinyl
No paint, no rot, no annual upkeep. Clean lines that stay clean. The low-maintenance long game.
No paint, no rotHow we build it →Farm & Ranch
Field fence, barbed wire, corral panels, and gates. Built for livestock, acreage, and real working land.
Quoted per jobHow we build it →Fresh off the job — Estes St, Lakewood.
The same crew. Every job.
Lead Installer
Runs every job from first stake to final walk-through. Sets the line, and sets the standard.
Farm & Ranch
Livestock fence, gates, and open acreage. Knows what actually holds on working land.
Post & Equipment
Augers, footers, tension. If it's in the ground and it's straight, that's this seat.
What “built right” actually means.
Posts set 30" deep
Below the Front Range frost line, in poured concrete footers. That's what keeps a fence from leaning in year three.
11-gauge minimum chain-link
Heavier wire, tighter tension. Cheap fence is thin fence.
Every post plumb-checked
We run a line and check it. Straight isn't luck — it's a step.
Warranted work
We walk the finished fence with you. If something's off, we come back and make it right.
Four steps. No surprises.
Free Estimate
We walk the line with you, measure, and give you a real number — not a range you can't plan around.
Permits & Plan
We pull permits, call in locates, and lock the material and timeline before we dig.
Installation
The crew sets posts to a plumb line, pours footers, and hangs it tight. You'll see progress daily.
Walk & Warranty
We walk the finished fence together. It's warranted — if something's off, we make it right.
Fencing the Front Range.
Denver metro, the foothills, and the plains east of town. The fence doesn't change much city to city — the ground under it does, and so does the permit desk. If you're on the Front Range, we can get to you.
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