Best fit
A complete replacement, a new boundary, or a coordinated fence-and-gate project where layout and long-term function matter.
Read the guideCustom fence installation
Fence installation in Boulder County, planned for the property.
Blue Squirrel plans and installs residential and commercial fences across Boulder County and the Colorado Front Range. We account for grade, access, gates, privacy, pets, drainage, property lines, and local review requirements before construction begins.
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Plan before pricing
What shapes the estimate
Linear footage, height, material, gates, demolition, grade, access, post conditions, and permitting can all change the scope.
Read the guideColorado site conditions
Wind exposure, freeze-thaw movement, drainage, slopes, and neighborhood standards should influence both the design and installation method.
Read the guideOur process
Fence installation from site walk to final walkthrough
We verify goals and site conditions, refine the material and layout, confirm the working scope, then install and review the completed fence with you.
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Site walk & priorities
We review the fence line, grade, access, gates, drainage, privacy, pets, and the way the property is used.
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Selections & written scope
We confirm materials, heights, posts, gates, removals, finish details, responsibilities, and pricing in writing.
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Installation & daily checks
The crew lays out the work, installs the system, checks alignment and hardware, and keeps the work area organized.
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Final walkthrough & care
We test gates, review the completed fence, explain care and warranty information, and document any final adjustments.
Questions about fence installation
Do I need a survey before fence installation?
A survey is not required for every project, but it is often the safest way to resolve an unclear or disputed property line. Existing fences, pins, landscaping, or a neighbor’s understanding are not substitutes for reliable boundary information.
How long does fence installation take?
Timing depends on length, material, gates, demolition, access, weather, utility marking, inspections, and permit requirements. Your proposal should identify the expected construction sequence and any known dependencies.
Can you help me choose the right fence material?
Yes. We compare privacy, maintenance, appearance, wind exposure, pets, pools, budget, and how the fence will meet the home, landscape, and gates. The recommendation is based on the property rather than a single preferred material.
What should be cleared before fence installation?
Keep the proposed fence line accessible and identify irrigation, lighting, pet containment, private utility lines, and other owner-installed systems. Colorado 811 marks participating public utilities, but private lines may require a separate private locate.
Will you remove and dispose of my old fence?
Removal can be included when it is part of the written scope. Existing concrete, difficult access, vegetation, shared fences, and materials that require special handling can affect demolition time and cost.
Plan your fence installation with the site in mind.
Tell us where the fence will go, what it needs to accomplish, and which Colorado community the property is in.