Fence installation and repair costs in Denver vary based on materials, project scope, and site conditions. We believe in transparent pricing so you know exactly what to expect, whether you're installing a new wood privacy fence, upgrading to vinyl, or repairing storm damage. Our experienced team provides honest estimates that reflect the quality craftsmanship Denver homeowners deserve.
Pricing guide
These rates are indicative. Every job is unique: size, access, complexity. Request a free estimate for exact pricing tailored to your situation.
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Wood & Privacy Fence Installation | From $32/ft | Denver's dry air checks and splits unsealed wood fast, so we seal every board before it ever sees a Front Range summer. We set posts below the frost line and use kiln-dried cedar or pine that holds up under spring hail and winter chinook gusts. |
| Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation | From $44/ft | In Denver, vinyl panels shrug off the hail that dents steel and splinters wood every spring. We set posts below the frost line in Denver's shifting clay so panels stay straight through freeze and thaw. |
| Chain Link Fence Installation | From $19/ft | Chain link still works well on the wide open lots common in Adams and Arapahoe County subdivisions. We set posts below frost depth so the line stays plumb through Denver's clay swell and shrink. |
| Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing | From $48/ft | Aluminum and iron fencing holds its line around the pre-war brick bungalows of Park Hill and Washington Park. Powder-coated finishes resist hail pitting and stay sharp through freeze-thaw cycles in the clay below. |
| Fence Repair | From $475 | Most Denver fence calls start with a post that leaned after clay swelled through a wet spring. We reset the post below frost depth and patch panels cracked by hail or worn by dry-season wind. |
| Storm Damage Fence Repair | Free damage assessment | Spring hail and winter chinook gusts are the two storms that do the most damage to Denver fence lines. We assess dents, blowouts and leaning posts, then repair or replace what the storm actually broke. |
| Fence Post Repair & Replacement | From $475 | A leaning post around Denver almost always means clay swelling under a footing set too shallow. We dig past that clay to set the new post below the thirty-inch frost line so it holds through winter freeze. |
| Gate Installation & Repair | From $525 | A gate is usually the first part of a Denver fence to sag once clay under the hinge post shifts. We reset the hinge post below frost depth and square the frame so it swings true through wind and weather. |
| Automatic & Driveway Gates | From $3,200 | Large driveway gates suit the wide lots common in Denver's 1990s subdivisions out toward Aurora and Thornton. We set posts below frost depth and wire controls to handle winter chinook gusts without binding. |
| Pool Fence Installation | From $39/ft | Here in Denver, a pool fence must satisfy the pool barrier code that applies at your address, not just look tidy. We set posts below the frost line and size gaps and gate latch height to keep children safely out of the water. |
| Fence Replacement & Removal | From $2,700 | Older Denver fences often lean or heave because the original posts never reached below the frost line. We pull the old line, haul it off, and set new posts deep enough to handle clay swell and winter freeze. |
| Fence Staining & Restoration | From $1,050 | Denver's dry air checks and fades unsealed wood fast, especially on fences that face open western sun. We clean, sand and reseal boards so they resist hail wear and hold color through another dry Colorado summer. |
| Commercial & Temporary Fencing | Free site quote | Denver's ongoing subdivision growth out toward Aurora and Thornton keeps demand steady for temporary site fencing. We supply panels rated for wind loading and set them fast on job sites across the metro. |
| Farm & Ranch Fencing | From $14/ft | Long open lots on Denver's east side call for ranch fencing built to handle wind and clay ground. We set posts below the frost line and run wood rail or wire fencing across pasture and open plains acreage. |
What Affects the Price
- Fence Material and Style : Premium materials like vinyl and ornamental iron cost more than chain link, but offer greater durability and aesthetic appeal. Your choice directly impacts the per-foot price and overall project cost.
- Fence Length and Height : Linear footage is the primary cost driver for most installations. Taller fences or custom heights may require additional materials and labor, affecting your final quote.
- Site Conditions and Terrain : Sloped yards, rocky soil, existing obstacles, or difficult access can increase installation time and labor costs. Our estimate accounts for your specific property layout.
- Existing Fence Removal and Debris Cleanup : If replacing an old fence, removal and hauling adds to the project cost. We handle cleanup so your yard is left pristine after completion.
What's included
- Travel included across the Denver area
- Professional labor & equipment
- Old fence, posts & concrete footings haul-away
- Job site cleanup
- Written estimate before work begins
To get an accurate estimate, have your property measurements ready and note any special features like slopes, gates, or existing structures. Our team will assess site conditions during a free consultation to provide a detailed, itemized quote. Call Denver Fence Contractors at (720) 573-2902 to schedule your estimate and discuss your project goals.
Pricing FAQ
Why do fence installation prices vary so much between materials?
Different materials offer different benefits. Chain link is budget-friendly but offers minimal privacy. Wood provides classic aesthetics at a moderate price. Vinyl and ornamental iron are premium options that last longer and require less maintenance, justifying their higher per-foot cost.
Do you offer free estimates and how quickly can I get a quote?
Yes, we provide free damage assessments and site quotes for all projects. We typically schedule consultations within 2-3 business days. Contact us at (720) 573-2902 to book your appointment.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept all major credit cards, checks, and bank transfers. For larger projects, we're happy to discuss payment schedules. Ask about financing options when you call for your estimate.
Are there any hidden fees I should know about?
No. Our estimates are comprehensive and include labor, materials, and cleanup. We'll clearly outline any additional costs upfront, such as permit fees or special site preparation, so there are no surprises.
Can you provide a quote over the phone?
While a phone consultation helps us understand your project, an accurate estimate requires an on-site inspection. This ensures we account for terrain, soil conditions, and other factors that affect pricing. Call (720) 573-2902 to schedule your free site visit.