Bringing Business Back to Basics in Colorado Springs

When a fence contractor tells you “18 inches deep is good enough” or uses a pneumatic nail gun to slam through cedar pickets in an afternoon, they are banking on the fact that you won't notice until the first bomb cyclone or major December windstorm rips panels clean off the rails.

Front Range weather is unforgiving. Chinook winds dropping off Pikes Peak create dynamic lateral loads of thousands of pounds against 6-foot privacy fences. When the ground freezes down to 20 inches in January and heaves in the March mud season, smooth nail shanks back out of soft wood. That is why our crew adheres to three foundational rules on every single job:

Whether we are building 300 feet of post-and-dowel fencing on a Black Forest 2.8-acre parcel or rebuilding a single wind-torn gate for a military family in Fountain, we bring the same meticulous standard of craftsmanship to your home.