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

At House Doctors of Colorado Springs, we repair and install residential fences 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. We repair damaged boards, posts, panels, and gates, and install new fences in several materials and styles.

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

Request a free estimate by calling (719) 356-4845 or submitting our contact form.

Why Colorado Springs Homeowners Trust Us with Their Fences

We back every fence project with a one-year labor guarantee. Our licensed, insured, and background-checked technicians arrive in well-marked vans stocked with the tools and materials needed for the work. 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

The process begins when you share your project details with a team member through House Doctors of Colorado Springs. We’ll determine whether we can provide a quote by phone or need to set a convenient appointment to inspect the property.

Reach our Colorado Springs team for your free estimate by calling (719) 356-4845 or using our online contact form.

Rural Property & Livestock Fence Planning

Before selecting materials or setting posts on a rural property, plan around:

The fence’s intended use.
The animals being contained.
Gate placement.
Confirmed property boundaries.

Local requirements and Colorado livestock laws also deserve attention before construction begins.

Colorado law describes a lawful fence for livestock purposes as a well-constructed fence with three strands of barbed wire, substantial posts set approximately 20 feet apart, and gates that are equally effective. The fence must be sufficient to turn ordinary horses and cattle. The state’s livestock trespass statute uses a broader definition of livestock that includes horses, cattle, mules, asses, goats, sheep, swine, and buffalo.

Those statutory definitions don’t establish which fence is appropriate for every rural parcel. Property owners should confirm boundary information, animal-containment needs, gate effectiveness, and any requirements that apply to the site before construction begins.

Fence Installation in Colorado Springs

When you need a new fence, our technicians walk the yard with you, discuss your goals, and recommend a fit for your space and budget. We install yard, backyard, and pool fencing in five materials. Style and color options are available, and we’ll help you choose details that complement your home’s exterior.

Fence Material Options

The right material depends on the privacy, containment, appearance, and maintenance level you want. During the yard consultation, we explain the practical differences among the options we install:

Wood Fences: Wood provides strong privacy and a traditional appearance that works with many home styles. It requires periodic staining or painting, weatherproofing, and inspections for rot or loose boards.
Vinyl Fences: Vinyl doesn’t rot or need painting. It offers a clean appearance for homeowners who want privacy or boundary definition with less routine maintenance than wood.
Chain Link Fences: This option provides durable pet containment and clear perimeter definition while maintaining visibility. Slats or inserts can change its appearance and level of screening where the property’s design requirements permit them.
Wrought Iron Fences: Wrought iron creates a defined, decorative boundary without fully blocking views. It requires rust-prevention treatment and periodic inspections for corrosion or coating damage.
Aluminum Fences: Aluminum offers an ornamental appearance while resisting corrosion. It requires less ongoing upkeep and is available in different styles and colors.

Fence Repair & Maintenance in Colorado Springs

Fence damage isn’t limited to broken boards. Leaning posts, loose panels, and missing pickets can affect how the entire fence functions. Rust, warping, and wind-damaged panels can weaken individual sections, while sagging or misaligned gates can place added strain on adjoining areas.

Our Fence Repair and Maintenance services include:

Board tightening and replacement.
Gate replacement and repair.
Painting and staining.
Repairs for wood rot, rust, and warping.

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 a project-specific assessment of whether repair or replacement makes more sense for the structure and your plans for the property.

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.
Recurring repairs are no longer practical.
You want to change the material or style entirely.
Widespread rot, rust, or structural post failure makes targeted repairs impractical.

We explain what we find, identify which sections remain structurally sound, and outline the repair or replacement work the property needs. You can then choose the approach that fits your fence and project goals.

Colorado Springs Fence Regulations & Local Considerations

Fence height, placement, and materials can all affect a residential project in Colorado Springs. Excavation requirements and private covenants should also be reviewed before the final design and post locations are established.

Height Rules & Permit Thresholds

In Colorado Springs, a fence located between the front façade of the primary structure and the street frontage can’t 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. Project-specific zoning approval can still apply.

Fence height is measured from the top of the fence to the existing grade on both sides. When the grades differ, the larger measurement controls. Fences over 30 inches high are prohibited within a Sight Distance Line, which is the visibility area needed near an intersection or driveway. An opaque fence on a corner lot also can’t extend beyond the established front-yard setback.

Permitted fence and screening materials include masonry walls, solid wood fencing, and chain link with permahedge inserts or opaque slats. Visible tarps, plastic sheeting, and similar flexible screening materials are prohibited except under limited exceptions. Because zoning conditions vary by property, requirements should be confirmed for the proposed location before work starts.

HOA Requirements

Not every Colorado Springs property belongs to a homeowners association. If yours does, review its governing documents before finalizing the fence material, color, or style. Confirm any restrictions on height and placement as well. HOA covenants can be more restrictive than municipal rules, and any written approval requirement depends on the association’s applicable documents.

Colorado 811 Utility Marking

Colorado law requires anyone planning to dig, including digging fence post holes, to contact Colorado 811 at least three full business days before excavation. Contacting Colorado 811 before any digging identifies underground utilities and helps avoid costly, dangerous damage during installation.

Shared Boundary Fences

When a fence follows a shared boundary, confirm the property line before work begins and discuss the proposed scope with the neighboring property owner. Neighbors can document the agreed fence location, work, and any voluntary cost allocation in writing. A written agreement gives both owners a clear record of their project responsibilities.

Climate & Material Performance

High-altitude UV exposure, dry winters, and temperature swings contribute to fading, cracking, corrosion, and general fence wear in Colorado Springs. Wind and hail can cause additional damage. Wood benefits from regular painting, staining, and weatherproofing, as well as inspections for rot and loose boards. Vinyl and aluminum require less routine upkeep than wood, although every fence should be checked after severe wind or hail.