Fence Repair & Installation in Colorado Springs

Name: House Doctors of Colorado Springs
Address: 3645 Jeannine Drive, Suite 221, Colorado Springs, CO, 80917
Telephone: (719) 356-4845

Veteran-Owned, BBB Accredited Fence Service Recognized by Fox21 News

House Doctors of Colorado Springs handles fence repair and installation for residential properties throughout Colorado Springs and the surrounding communities of Black Forest, Manitou Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake, Peyton, Security, and Widefield. We’re a veteran-owned, BBB Accredited fence building company in Colorado Springs, recognized as Best of the Best Handyman 2025 by Fox21 News and rated by Three Best Rated 2025. Our technicians are licensed, insured, and background-checked, arriving in well-marked vans stocked with the tools and materials to get the job done right.

Because we’re a full-service handyman team, you can schedule fence work alongside any other repair or improvement project on your property. One call, one crew, no juggling separate contractors.

Ready to get started? Call us at (719) 356-4845 or submit a contact form for a free estimate. We can often provide a quote over the phone before you ever book a visit.

Why Colorado Springs Homeowners Trust Us with Their Fences

Every fence project we complete is backed by our one-year labor guarantee. If something isn’t right, we make it right. Our technicians show up on time, work within the agreed budget, and treat your property with the same care they’d give their own. Scheduling is flexible, and free estimates are available by phone or contact form so you can understand your options before committing. Whether you need a single post reset or a full fence replacement, you’ll have one point of contact from the first call through the final walkthrough.

Get a Free Fence Estimate Today

Contact House Doctors of Colorado Springs to schedule your free fence repair or installation estimate. We can assess the work, give you an honest recommendation, and keep the project on time and on budget.

Call (719) 356-4845 or use our online contact form to reach our Colorado Springs team.

Why Do Homeowners Choose House Doctors? See what we bring to every house call we make.

The Details Matter
We show up on time and work hard to do the job right. Every time.
We’re Home Professionals
We’re fully insured, bonded, and ready to put our skills to good use.
We Stand Behind Our Work
Enjoy peace of mind with our one-year satisfaction guarantee.

Why House Doctors?

How House Doctors Works A Seamless Process for Your Next Project

Reach Out
Submit a contact form or call us. We have a team standing by!
Give Us the Details
Let one of our team members know the ins and outs of your project.
Set Your Appointment
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Fence Installation in Colorado Springs

When you need a new fence, our technicians start by walking the yard with you, discussing your goals, and recommending the best fit for your space and budget. We install wood fences, vinyl fences, chain link fences, wrought iron fences, and aluminum fences, covering yard and backyard fencing as well as pool fencing. Style and color options are available, and we’ll help you choose details that complement your home’s exterior.

Fence Material Options

The material you choose affects both your upfront cost and how much maintenance you’ll do over the life of the fence. Here’s a practical comparison of the five types we install:

Wood Fences
Lower upfront cost with strong privacy performance. Wood requires periodic maintenance, including staining or painting and inspection for wood rot, especially given Colorado’s temperature swings and UV exposure.

Vinyl Fences
Higher initial investment, but vinyl doesn’t rot or need painting, keeping long-term upkeep minimal. A good choice for homeowners who want a clean look without recurring maintenance.

Chain Link Fences
Cost-effective and durable, chain link works well for pet containment and perimeter security. Under the Colorado Springs Unified Development Code, plain open chain link is restricted in certain residential applications. Where opaque screening is required, chain link must include permahedge inserts or opaque slats to comply.

Wrought Iron Fences
Strong, long-lasting, and visually striking. Wrought iron requires rust-prevention treatment over time and is commonly used for decorative front-yard applications.

Aluminum Fences
Corrosion-resistant and lower-maintenance than wrought iron, aluminum offers a similar aesthetic with less upkeep over time.

Fence Repair & Maintenance in Colorado Springs

Colorado’s high-altitude UV exposure, dry winters, and temperature swings put real stress on fences. Common damage we see throughout Colorado Springs includes leaning or tilting posts, loose or missing boards, wood rot from moisture exposure, wind-damaged panels, rust and corrosion on chain link and wrought iron, and sagging or misaligned gates.

Our Fence Repair and Maintenance services cover board tightening, board replacement, gate replacement and repair, painting and staining, and wood rot, rust, and warping repairs. When a fence is beyond repair, we also handle full fence replacement, including removal of the existing structure and installation of a new one.

Repair or Replace: How to Decide

Not every damaged fence needs to come down. A free estimate from our team includes an honest assessment of whether repair or replacement makes more sense for your situation.

Repair is usually the right call when:

The fence is relatively new and structurally sound overall
Damage is isolated to a few boards or a single section
The posts are still firmly set with no significant lean
A sagging or misaligned gate needs adjustment rather than full replacement

Replacement tends to make more sense when:

The fence is near or past its expected lifespan
Damage is widespread across multiple panels or posts
Repair costs over time would exceed what a new fence would cost
You want to change the material or style entirely
Widespread rot, rust, or structural post failure makes targeted repairs impractical

We give you our honest read on the situation and the most cost-effective path forward, so you can make the decision that’s right for your property.

Colorado Springs Fence Regulations & Local Considerations

Before starting any fence project, it’s worth understanding the rules that apply in Colorado Springs. City code, HOA covenants, and utility marking requirements all affect what you can build and where.

Height Rules & Permit Thresholds

Under the Colorado Springs Unified Development Code (UDC Section 7.4.910), front-yard fences may not exceed 4 feet in height. Fences under 7 feet generally don’t require a building permit, but fences that exceed that height are classified as accessory structures and require a permit through Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. Code interpretations and project-specific conditions can affect what applies to your property, so we recommend confirming current requirements directly with Pikes Peak Regional Building Department before work begins.

HOA Requirements

Many Colorado Springs neighborhoods, including Briargate, Wolf Ranch, Flying Horse, and Banning Lewis Ranch, have HOA covenants with height, material, color, and style restrictions that go beyond city code. Written HOA approval is often required before installation or modification. Checking your HOA guidelines before finalizing material and design choices can save time and prevent required changes after the fact.

Utility Marking

Colorado law requires utility marking before digging fence post holes. Contacting Colorado 811 before any digging identifies underground utilities and helps avoid costly, dangerous damage during installation.

Shared Boundary Fences

If your fence project involves a shared property line, responsibility and cost are typically a matter of agreement between neighbors. Documenting any cost-sharing arrangement in writing before work begins is a practical step that can prevent disputes later.

Climate & Material Performance

The Front Range climate is harder on fences than many homeowners expect. High UV exposure, significant temperature swings, dry winters, and occasional heavy wind and hail all accelerate fading, cracking, and material breakdown. For wood fences, regular painting, staining, and weatherproofing can extend longevity. Homeowners who want to minimize ongoing upkeep often find that vinyl and aluminum hold up better under these conditions over the long term.