Plan around the site
We check grade, drainage, access, utilities, sightlines, gates, and daily use before finalizing the layout.
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Compare fence installation, repair, material, application, and gate options—then explore the local conditions, permits, costs, and design choices that shape a dependable project.
Residential FencingFence planning for privacy, pets, pools, boundaries, and curb appeal at home.
Fence InstallationA complete fence plan built around the property, goals, materials, gates, and access.
Fence RepairAssessment and repair guidance for damaged posts, panels, gates, and hardware.
Commercial FencingSite-specific access, security, durability, and operational planning.
Pool FencingPool-area boundaries planned around visibility, gates, access, and applicable safety requirements.
Farm and Ranch FencingPractical boundary and access planning for acreage, animals, equipment, and rural property use.
Gate SystemsA central overview of the pedestrian, driveway, estate, commercial, automatic, and repair capabilities this company offers.Why Blue Squirrel
Every project begins with the property: grade, access, drainage, architecture, privacy, safety, gates, neighborhood context, and local requirements. That planning turns a material choice into a fence that works.
We check grade, drainage, access, utilities, sightlines, gates, and daily use before finalizing the layout.
Materials, heights, post layout, gates, removals, finish details, and responsibilities are documented before work begins.
The crew checks alignment, transitions, hardware, cleanup, and gate operation before the final walkthrough.
Selected work
See completed wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain-link, and gate projects in the communities we serve.
Wood FencingSuperior, CO
A vertical cedar board-on-board fence with black steel posts, carefully stepped to follow a Superior backyard slope and create consistent privacy beside the home.
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Commercial FencingFort Lupton, CO
A black vinyl-coated chain-link perimeter and double vehicle gate that secure this Fort Lupton commercial yard while preserving clear access to the building and service drive.
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Farm and Ranch FencingErie, CO
A three-rail wood acreage fence with black welded wire and a wide matching gate that organizes this Erie property while keeping the pasture open and visually connected.
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Readers’ Choice Fence & Gate SpecialistBoulder County Home & Garden Honors · 2026
Excellence in Privacy DesignColorado Outdoor Living Awards · 2025
Detail & Finish DistinctionRocky Mountain Trades Guild · 2025
Top Local Fence ContractorLocal Build Journal · 2025
Best Custom GateColorado Curb Appeal Awards · 2024
Five-Star Service RecognitionNeighborhood Choice Honors · 2024Our process
We confirm the layout, grade, access, materials, gates, and written scope before installation begins.
We review the fence line, grade, access, gates, drainage, privacy, pets, and the way the property is used.
We confirm materials, heights, posts, gates, removals, finish details, responsibilities, and pricing in writing.
The crew lays out the work, installs the system, checks alignment and hardware, and keeps the work area organized.
We test gates, review the completed fence, explain care and warranty information, and document any final adjustments.
Client perspective
Hands down the best contractor experience we've had on a home project. Clean lines, honest pricing, no surprises.
Exceptional craftsmanship and a team that actually cares how the fence sits with the house. Highly recommend.
Professional from the first call to the final walkthrough. They clearly take pride in the work.
Our gate alone gets compliments from neighbors. Genuinely thoughtful detailing throughout.
Explore city-specific guidance, local review considerations, and the fence services available in the communities we serve.
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Fence cost depends on linear footage, height, material, gates, demolition, grade, soil, access, and permit or review requirements. Blue Squirrel starts with the property and the intended use, then prepares a written scope so you can compare the real project rather than a misleading price per foot.
We discuss privacy, pets, pools, security, appearance, gates, budget, and timing, then review the proposed fence line, grade, access, drainage, utilities, and nearby structures. The goal is to identify the decisions and site conditions that should shape the estimate.
Cedar offers natural character and flexible detailing; vinyl provides consistent privacy with less routine finishing; aluminum preserves views and works well for many pool and ornamental applications; and chain-link is practical for pets, long boundaries, and utility areas. The best choice depends on the property, exposure, maintenance expectations, and design goals.
Rules depend on the exact jurisdiction, fence height, location, and site constraints. City of Boulder and unincorporated Boulder County use different thresholds, and floodplain, wetland, landmark, easement, corner-lot, or pool conditions can trigger additional review. We identify the likely jurisdiction and requirements before construction.
The on-site build may take a few days for a straightforward residential fence, but the full schedule also depends on design decisions, material availability, utility locates, permits, weather, demolition, access, and inspections. We explain the expected sequence for the specific property instead of promising a generic timeline.
Yes. Blue Squirrel includes a five-year workmanship warranty. Product or material warranties are separate and depend on the manufacturer and selected system; those details should be identified in the written project scope.
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Share photos, approximate dimensions, the fence’s purpose, and any access, grade, gate, pet, pool, or HOA considerations. We’ll help define the next step.