Fence Installation in Centennial, CO, Priced in Writing Before We Dig
Centennial Fence Installation builds wood, vinyl, composite, aluminum and chain link fence across Centennial, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Lone Tree and Aurora.
You get one itemized number that covers the posts, the panels, the gate hardware, the permit and hauling the old fence away, and that number is what you pay.
Licensed & Insured Colorado Contractor
Free On-Site Estimate
Itemized Written Price
Permits & HOA Packets Handled
Colorado 811 Locates Before Every Dig
Old Fence Removed & Hauled Away
Written Workmanship Warranty
In-House Crews, No Subcontractors
Every Fence Material We Install in Centennial
Most of the choice in a fence project comes down to material, and each one behaves differently in Arapahoe County soil and wind. Here is what we build, and what each one is actually good at.
Wood Fence Installation
Western red cedar privacy, shadowbox and picket runs, built on posts anchored in concrete below the local frost line. Cedar handles Colorado's dry air and sun better than pine, and we finish every run with rot-resistant hardware so the line stays straight and square.
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Vinyl Fence Installation
Heavy-wall PVC privacy and semi-privacy systems that never need staining, sealing or replacing a cracked picket every spring. We specify UV-stabilized panels rated for Front Range sun and steel-reinforced gate posts so the gate does not sag.
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Chain Link Fence Installation
Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link for back yards, dog runs, storage lots and job sites. It is the most economical way to enclose a large perimeter, and the black coating makes it nearly disappear against a greenbelt.
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Ornamental Iron & Aluminum Fence Installation
Powder-coated steel and aluminum panels for open sightlines, pool enclosures and front-yard curb appeal. Aluminum will never rust through a Colorado winter, and we build to the spacing and self-latching rules a pool barrier has to meet.
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Composite Fence Installation
Engineered composite panels that keep a wood grain look without the annual sanding and staining. Composite resists warping, splitting and fading, which makes it a strong fit for the south and west exposures that take the worst of the sun here.
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Gate Installation & Automatic Gate Openers
Walk gates, double drive gates, cantilever slide gates and motorized openers with keypads, remotes and safety loops. A gate is the part of a fence that moves, so it gets heavier posts, welded or through-bolted frames and hardware rated for the leaf weight.
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Fence Repair & Replacement
Leaning post resets, wind and storm damage, rotted bottom rails, dragging gates and full teardown-and-rebuild. We will tell you honestly whether a run is worth repairing or whether you are better off putting the money into replacement.
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Commercial & Security Fencing
Perimeter security, construction enclosure, dumpster corrals, equipment yards and access-controlled entries for businesses along the I-25 and Dove Valley corridors. Built to spec, scheduled around your operating hours, and documented for your records.
See detailsWhy Centennial Homeowners Hire Us
Fencing is a trade where the difference between a good job and a bad one is buried underground and does not show up for two winters. These are the things we do differently, and you can hold us to every one of them.
One written price, itemized line by line.
We measure the property, put the number on paper, and break out materials, labor, gate hardware, permit fees, demolition and haul-away as separate lines. Nothing gets added later because something turned up that we should have seen during the walk. If the scope genuinely changes because you asked for it, you approve the change in writing first.
Permits and HOA packets are our paperwork, not yours.
Centennial allows a front-yard fence up to four feet without a permit, requires a zoning permit between four and six feet, and requires a building permit and a final inspection above six feet. We handle that filing, and we assemble the material and elevation packet your HOA board wants to see in neighborhoods like Southglenn, Willow Creek and Piney Creek.
Posts set for Colorado clay and Front Range wind.
Expansive clay soil swells and shrinks with moisture, freeze-thaw cycles heave anything set shallow, and a downslope wind off the foothills will find any weak post on the run. We dig below the local frost line, set posts in concrete with a proper crown so water sheds away, and tighten post spacing on exposed runs instead of stretching it to save a hole.
Our own crews on your property.
The people who build your fence work for us. They show up in marked trucks, they know what we quoted, and the same crew lead who starts the job is there for the walkthrough at the end. Nothing gets handed off to a subcontractor you have never spoken to.
Every material, one contractor.
Wood, vinyl, composite, aluminum, ornamental iron and chain link all come from us, so nobody is steering you toward the only product they stock. We will lay out what each material costs, how it ages here, and what it asks of you in maintenance, then let you pick.
Demolition and cleanup are in the price.
The old fence comes out, the old concrete footings come out, and the debris leaves on our truck the day we finish. We run a magnet over the work area for nails and screws, rake out the spoil from the post holes, and leave the yard usable that evening.
A written warranty on the workmanship.
Material warranties come from the manufacturer and we pass them straight through. The installation itself is ours, and it is warranted in writing. A post that heaves or a gate that drops out of square is something we come back and correct.
Gates get the attention they actually need.
Most of the service calls in this trade are gate calls. We upsize the gate posts, build frames that do not rack, hang them on hardware rated for the leaf weight, and set the latch and the swing while we are standing there with you rather than leaving you to adjust it.
Fence Installation Across Centennial and the South Metro
Centennial Fence Installation works out of a yard here in Centennial and covers the south Denver metro from Cherry Hills Village down to Castle Pines and from Littleton east across Aurora. That is a deliberate radius. It keeps our crews close enough to reach a site early, come back the same week if a gate needs an adjustment, and know which neighborhoods are going to want an HOA packet before the first post goes in the ground. If your property sits inside Arapahoe County or just over the line into Douglas County, you are in our area.
We already know your streets
Our crews run Arapahoe Road, Dry Creek, Smoky Hill and County Line every week. That means the truck arrives when we said it would instead of circling a subdivision, and it means we know which Centennial neighborhoods have the utility easements and drainage swales that change where a post can go. Local knowledge is what keeps an estimate visit to one trip.
Consistent schedules across every city
We stage material and crews out of one Centennial yard, so a job in Lone Tree or Englewood gets the same lead time and the same crew standard as one three blocks from our shop. You are told your install window when you sign, not two weeks later. If weather moves a day, you hear it from us the morning it happens.
One call covers the whole area
Whether the property is in Parker, Highlands Ranch, Foxfield or Greenwood Village, it is the same number and the same written price structure: (303) 647-3760. You do not get routed to a call center or handed off to a franchise in another county. You talk to the people who will be standing in your yard.
Centennial
Arapahoe Road & S Havana Street
Aurora
E-470 & Smoky Hill Road
Greenwood Village
I-25 & Orchard Road
Littleton
S Santa Fe Drive & County Line Road
Lone Tree
I-25 & Lincoln Avenue
Parker
Parker Road (CO-83) & Mainstreet
Englewood
S Broadway & Hampden Avenue
Highlands Ranch
C-470 & University Boulevard
Foxfield
E-470 & Arapahoe Road
Cherry Hills Village
S University Boulevard & Belleview
Castle Pines
I-25 & Castle Pines Parkway
Sheridan
S Federal Boulevard & Oxford Avenue
If your city is not on this list, call anyway. We take jobs just outside the radius when the schedule allows.
Know What Your Fence Costs Before You Commit
We come out, measure the run, listen to what you actually want, and leave you with an itemized written price. There is no charge for the visit and no pressure at the end of it.
Serving Centennial, Aurora, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Lone Tree, Parker and the surrounding Arapahoe County communities.
Fence Questions Centennial Homeowners Ask
The questions that come up on almost every estimate visit, answered the way we would answer them standing in your yard.
Cost is driven by four things: linear footage, material, height, and how many gates you need. Chain link sits at the low end, cedar and vinyl in the middle, and ornamental iron or composite at the top. Terrain matters too, since a run on a slope or through hard clay takes more labor than a flat, open line. We give you the real number in writing after we measure, not a range over the phone.
Still have a question?
Ask it while an estimator is standing in your yard looking at your actual ground. The visit is free and there is no obligation attached to it.
About Centennial Fence Installation
Centennial Fence Installation is a fencing contractor based here in Centennial, serving the whole south Denver metro. We build wood, vinyl, composite, aluminum, ornamental iron and chain link fence for homeowners, property managers and businesses across Arapahoe County. What we are known for is a written price that holds and a crew that leaves the property cleaner than they found it.
Ready to Get Your Fence Line Priced?
Tell us what you are picturing and we will come measure it, talk through the materials that make sense for your exposure and your budget, and leave you an itemized written price. No charge, no obligation, and no number that changes later.
Licensed and insured, Colorado 811 compliant, permits and HOA packets handled, workmanship warranted in writing.