Fence Company in Woodmoor, CO

Covenant-friendly split rail, dowel and slipboard fences for Woodmoor homes — designed to fit Woodmoor Improvement Association guidelines.

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Fences That Fit Woodmoor’s Covenants

Woodmoor is a covenant-controlled community, and the Woodmoor Improvement Association (WIA) is clear about fencing: it allows split rail, dowel or slipboard fences only, with additional rules on placement, height and finish. That keeps Woodmoor’s open, wooded character intact — and it means your fence needs to be designed with the covenants in mind from day one.

Ranch / Split Rail Fences (Fountain)

Split Rail Fences

Rough-split rails slotted into posts — the classic Woodmoor look that blends into pines and meadow.

DENFENCE crew building a wood and wire fence in Colorado Springs

Dowel Fences

Round dowel rails for a clean, finished rail fence that still keeps the view open.

Ranch / Split Rail Fences (Security-Widefield)

Slipboard Fences

Milled boards slipped into routed posts for a tidy ranch-style rail fence without visible fasteners.

Need to keep a dog in? We can often add wire mesh to a rail fence — we’ll confirm what your ACC approval allows before we build.

How We Handle WIA Architectural Approval

Under WIA covenants, any exterior change — including a new fence — needs approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). We make that part simple:

1

Design to the Guidelines

We plan fence type, height and placement around the current WIA fencing guidelines and your lot.

2

Prepare the ACC Application

We provide a site sketch, materials and dimensions so your application is complete the first time.

3

Approval

Many simple projects can be approved by the ACC Administrator in the office; others go to a scheduled ACC meeting.

4

Build & Final Check

We build exactly to the approved plan so your compliance deposit is returned without issues.

Guidelines can change — we always check the latest WIA fencing guidelines and your ACC approval before building.

ranch fence

Woodmoor at a Glance

Woodmoor sits about a mile and a half east of downtown Monument, covering roughly 3,900 acres of ponderosa pine, meadows and homes at around 7,300 feet on the Palmer Divide. It’s part of the Tri-Lakes area along with Monument and Palmer Lake, and families here are served by Lewis-Palmer School District 38.

What we love most are the bridle trails that wind through North and South Woodmoor, the Woodmoor Commons open spaces, and the way the neighborhood still feels tucked into the trees. Those same pines, slopes and winter snow are why we set every post deep and plan rail fences carefully around the landscape.

We also serve nearby Monument, Palmer Lake, Larkspur, Gleneagle and Black Forest.

Woodmoor Fence Projects

Ranch / Split Rail Fences (El Paso County)
Ranch / Split Rail Fences (Peyton)

Rail fences we’ve built in the Tri-Lakes area — the same styles Woodmoor’s covenants call for.

Woodmoor Fence FAQ

According to the Woodmoor Improvement Association, Woodmoor allows split rail, dowel or slipboard fencing only, with additional restrictions on placement, height and painting. We design within those rules and confirm the latest guidelines for your project.

Yes. WIA covenants require Architectural Control Committee approval for exterior changes, including new fences. Many smaller projects can be approved by the ACC Administrator; others are reviewed at a scheduled ACC meeting.

Solid privacy fencing generally isn’t one of the allowed fence types under WIA guidelines. If you need screening, we can talk through options that may be approvable, but the final decision is the ACC’s.

Often yes — wire mesh can be added to rail fences. Whether it’s allowed and how it must be installed depends on your ACC approval, so we include it in the application.

During business hours we reply within about an hour, and most on-site estimates happen the same day or within 24 hours.

Deck Building in Woodmoor

We also build decks for Woodmoor homes — composite and wood decks, stairs and railings set among the pines. Under WIA covenants, exterior modifications like a new deck need Architectural Control Committee approval, so we prepare the plans and specs for your ACC application along with the building permit.

Decks in El Paso County typically require a building permit through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. DENFENCE is licensed by PPRBD (#26981) — we prepare the drawings, pull the permit and schedule inspections.

Composite deck with wood railing built by DENFENCE in Colorado Springs

Get a Free Fence Estimate in Woodmoor

We’ll design a covenant-friendly fence for your lot and help you put together your ACC application.

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