On the west shore the view is half the property.
So the fence has to do its job without taking the thing you bought the lot for.
Bigger lots change the answer
Lots on this side are generally larger than the subdivision yards across the water, and that changes the arithmetic. Fencing a whole acre in board is a serious number. Fencing the part you use, in board, and marking the rest in split rail or aluminum, is a much smaller one and usually a better looking property.
It also changes the fence type. On a big lot a solid line at the boundary does nothing useful. Privacy is only worth paying for where somebody can actually see in, which is normally one side and the road.
We price it in pieces so you can see what each part costs, rather than handing you one number for fencing everything and letting you guess where the money went.
Getting a truck to the line
Access is a bigger factor here than most people expect. A long driveway, a soft verge after rain, a septic field you do not want a loaded trailer crossing, and a fence line four hundred feet from anywhere a truck can park all add hours to a build.
We look at it on the estimate visit and plan where material gets dropped. It is not the interesting part of the job and it is one of the larger drivers of how many days it takes.
Septic in particular is worth flagging early. Neither the tank nor the field is somewhere to be setting posts or driving over, and both are easier to work around when we know where they are.
Pools, water and hardware
Pool fencing is common on this shore, and it is the one fence where the rules are not a matter of taste. Height, picket gap, bottom clearance and self closing self latching gate hardware are all specified and all inspected.
The gate is where good looking pool fences fail. A closer that only shuts the gate when it is thrown hard passes a lazy test and fails a real one, so we set it to close from a small opening and check it with you standing there.
If you are fencing a pool, say so on the first call rather than at the end. It changes the specification from the start.
Fencing a lot in Denver or Westport?
We will look at the view, the line and the access.
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Free written estimate in Denver, west shore lots and pools included.
Regularly. Denver and Westport are normal service area for us and the drive is not the reason for anything on the estimate.
Usually not. Board where somebody can see in, split rail or aluminum to mark the rest. It costs less and the property looks better for it.
Yes, and it is worth telling us where it is early. Neither the tank nor the field is somewhere to set posts or drive a loaded trailer.
Yes, to the height, picket gap, bottom clearance and self closing gate hardware an inspection expects.
Black aluminum, or split rail with mesh on the inside face. Both effectively disappear at distance.
It can, because material has to be moved further. We look at access on the estimate visit rather than discovering it on the day.
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