Denver fences face wind, sun and freeze-thaw cycles that loosen posts and weather wood. Many neighborhoods and HOAs also set height and material rules, and the city requires permits for some fences.
These companies install and repair fences across the Denver metro.
| Company | Base | Known For | Best For |
| Denco Fence Company | Denver | Wood, metal, vinyl, composite | Choice of materials |
| Superior Fence and Rail of Denver | Denver | Vinyl, wood, aluminum | Fast installation |
| Mile High Fence | Denver | Residential fencing | Local service |
Denco installs and repairs fences and gates in wood, metal, chain link, composite and vinyl for residential and commercial properties.
Superior Fence and Rail brings national volume to Denver, with privacy, pool and dog fences in vinyl, wood and aluminum.
Mile High Fence is a local Denver fence company that appears regularly in roundups of the city’s top fence builders.
Denver requires permits for some fences, especially taller ones. Ask the contractor to handle it.
Get HOA approval before signing so you do not pay twice.
Concrete-set posts at proper depth resist Denver wind and frost heave.
Colorado 811 must locate lines before digging. Confirm the contractor calls it in.
A good fence should last 15 to 20 years. Compare written quotes from the companies above and ask about post depth, materials and warranty.