Fence replacement, repair and new installs for Security and Widefield homes — honest advice on whether to fix your old fence or start fresh.
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Security-Widefield is one of the larger communities in El Paso County — close to 39,000 people in the unincorporated communities of Security and Widefield, divided by Fontaine Boulevard and bordering the City of Fountain.
Many homes here were built decades ago, and so were their fences. A lot of our work in Security-Widefield is replacing worn-out wood fences and old chain link — leaning posts, rotted pickets and gates that won’t latch — with a new fence that will last another 20 years.
Recent project: on a Security-Widefield corner lot we built 290 ft of cedar privacy fence on steel posts, with four gates and 15 posts set straight through the existing concrete driveway, in 3 days.
We don’t push a full replacement if a repair will do. Here’s how we usually look at an older fence:
Security sits northwest of Fontaine Boulevard, and Widefield wraps around the north and southeast toward Fountain. Families here are served by Widefield School District 3, and the area is just minutes from Colorado Springs, Fort Carson and the airport.
Because Security-Widefield is unincorporated, El Paso County zoning applies rather than city rules — something we check on every job, along with any HOA covenants in newer sections.
We also serve nearby Colorado Springs, Fountain and Pueblo West.
Yes. If only a few posts or one section are damaged, we can repair or replace just that part and match the existing fence as closely as possible.
A well-built cedar fence with posts set in concrete and regular staining typically lasts many years. Fences that were built with shallow posts or never sealed often fail much sooner — which is why we see so many replacements in older neighborhoods.
Absolutely. We remove the chain link, haul it away and install a new cedar, vinyl or shadowbox privacy fence on the same line.
It’s unincorporated El Paso County, so county zoning applies. Most standard residential fences don’t need a building permit, but height and placement rules still matter — we confirm them for you.
During business hours we reply within about an hour, and most on-site estimates happen the same day or within 24 hours.
Older Security-Widefield homes often have aging decks — soft boards, wobbly railings and stairs that aren’t up to today’s standards. We repair, resurface and fully rebuild decks, or replace them with new composite or wood decks built to current code.
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.
Repair or replacement — we’ll take a look and give you an honest recommendation and a clear, itemized estimate.
Prefer monthly payments? 0% down, 0% interest financing* for qualified customers — check if you pre-qualify. No impact on your credit score.
*Subject to credit approval.
Colorado Springs, CO and surrounding communities
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