Fencing services we handle in Denver
Sixteen fence services across Denver neighborhoods, from a 40-foot cedar privacy run behind a bungalow in Baker to a commercial perimeter in Globeville. Call (720) 697-2456 to talk through your yard, your gate, and the permit and HOA checks that apply to your address.
Vinyl Fence Installation
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Chain Link Fence Installation
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Aluminum Fence Installation
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Wrought Iron Fence Installation
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Composite Fence Installation
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Privacy Fence Installation
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Picket Fence Installation
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Split Rail Fence Installation
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Fence Repair
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Fence Replacement
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Gate Installation
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Automatic Gate Opener Installation
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Dog Fence Installation
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Commercial Fencing
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Pool Fence Installation
View DetailsHow a fence project runs
Four steps, in order. You know what happens, and when the old material leaves your property.
Call and measure
Call (720) 697-2456 and we walk the property line with you, note sprinkler lines and utility flags, and measure the run. You get a written scope with linear footage and gate count.
Permits and layout
If your fence needs a Denver zoning permit, we check the requirements and help with the paperwork before digging. Then we string line the run and mark every post location.
Dig and set
Posts go deep in concrete, below the frost line, plumbed and braced. We use an auger or post hole digger depending on the soil, and pack the backfill.
Build and clean up
Rails, pickets and gates go on after the concrete cures. We hang gates to clear the ground, tension chain link, and haul the old fence material off site.
Why Denver homeowners call our fence crews
Fence work is unforgiving. A post set shallow in Denver clay will heave the first hard freeze, and a gate hung on a twisted post will drag by summer. We build for the soil and the seasons here, not for a photo.
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Posts set below the frost line Denver’s frost depth runs about 36 inches and the ground is expansive bentonite clay, so posts go deep in concrete with drainage at the base. Shallow posts are why so many Denver fences lean after a couple of winters.
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Permit and HOA checks first Denver requires a zoning permit for fences over 4 ft, and a permit at any height in a historic district or on a designated parkway. Where an HOA applies, its approval comes first. We check both for your address before ordering material.
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Repair first when repair is honest A leaning post or a sagging gate often needs a new post and hardware, not a whole new fence. Call (720) 697-2456 and we will talk through whether repair or replacement fits your fence.
98%
Of our customers refer us within the first year.
Fence contractor Denver CO questions
These are the questions we get most on estimates. If yours is not here, call and we will answer it straight.
Call Payless Fence Company in Denver
Call (720) 697-2456, Monday–Sunday, 7:00 AM–8:00 PM, to talk through your fence. We serve 17 Denver neighborhoods, and we check the permit and HOA rules for your address before building.
Talk to our fence crew
Call (720) 697-2456 and you will reach someone who can actually schedule a measure, not a call center. Call Monday–Sunday, 7:00 AM–8:00 PM, to book a time to talk through your fence.
Payless Fence Company
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Phone
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Address
Payless Fence Company LLC, Denver, CO 80201, US
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Hours
Mon–Sun: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM