Ranch-style, split rail and privacy fences for Monument homes and acreage — built by a local crew that knows the Palmer Divide’s wind and snow.
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Monument is one of the places we build the most fences — and a big share of them are ranch-style and split rail fences. Larger lots, open views of the Front Range and properties with horses, dogs and acreage call for a fence that defines your land without walling it in. Here are some of the ranch fences we’ve built in Monument and nearby communities.
Recent project: in Jackson Creek North we built about 400 ft of cedar 3-rail fence with 4-ft welded wire mesh for two neighbors with dogs, with three gates, built to the HOA guidelines without damaging their new landscaping.
Classic 2-, 3- or 4-rail wood fences that frame your property and keep the open, country feel Monument is known for.
Rustic split rail fencing for property lines, driveways and landscaping — simple, durable and low-maintenance.
Ranch rails with welded wire mesh to keep dogs in and wildlife out, without blocking the view.
Not every Monument property is acreage. In neighborhoods like Jackson Creek and Sanctuary Pointe we also build privacy, horizontal and steel fences that meet HOA guidelines.
Recent project: in Jackson Creek we built an overlapped cedar privacy fence on steel posts in place of a rail fence, with HOA approval and a Town of Monument permit.
Solid cedar privacy for backyards, pets and kids.
Modern horizontal cedar for newer homes.
Black steel that keeps the mountain views open.
Walk gates and double drive gates built square.
At around 7,000 feet, Monument sits on the Palmer Divide — higher, windier and snowier than central Colorado Springs. Fences here need to be built for it.
Deep-set posts and rail spacing that let wind pass through, plus steel post options for exposed lots.
Sturdy rails and footings that handle snow load and drifting along fence lines.
Posts set below the frost zone so winter ground movement doesn’t heave your fence.
Rail heights and wire mesh options for horses, dogs and the deer that wander through Monument.
Monument is just 20 minutes up I-25 from Colorado Springs, but it feels like its own mountain town. Our crew loves working here — big skies, wide-open lots and some of the best views on the Front Range.
Between jobs you’ll find us hiking Mount Herman and the trails around Monument Preserve and Monument Rock, riding the New Santa Fe Regional Trail, grabbing lunch in Historic Downtown Monument, or catching the town’s famous Fourth of July parade. With the U.S. Air Force Academy just to the south and Palmer Lake next door, it’s easy to see why so many families choose the Tri-Lakes area.
We build fences throughout the Town of Monument and the surrounding Tri-Lakes area, including:
Nearby, we also serve Woodmoor, Palmer Lake, Larkspur, Gleneagle, Black Forest and Castle Rock — and of course Colorado Springs.
Depending on where your property is, a fence in Monument may fall under Town of Monument zoning or El Paso County rules, plus the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department and your HOA or covenants. We sort it out for you:
DENFENCE holds a Town of Monument business license (#4691) and is licensed by the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (#26981).
Ranch and split rail fences are usually one of the most cost-effective ways to fence a large lot, but price depends on length, number of rails, wire mesh and terrain. We give you a free, written, itemized estimate after visiting your property.
A ranch rail fence uses milled boards attached to posts for a clean, uniform look. A split rail fence uses rough-split rails that slot into the posts for a more rustic look. Both work well on Monument acreage.
Yes. We often add welded wire mesh to ranch and split rail fences so pets stay in while you keep the open view.
We set posts deep in concrete below the frost zone and design rail spacing for wind. For very exposed lots we can use steel posts.
During business hours we reply within about an hour, and most on-site estimates in Monument happen the same day or within 24 hours.
At around 7,000 feet, Monument decks have to handle more snow than decks in town — and they come with huge Front Range views. We build composite and wood decks, pergolas and elevated decks with framing sized for Palmer Divide snow loads, for homes in Jackson Creek, Sanctuary Pointe and across the Tri-Lakes area.
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.
Ranch, split rail or privacy — tell us about your Monument project and we’ll schedule your free on-site estimate.
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