About Centennial Fence Installation
A local fencing contractor based in Centennial, building for the whole south Denver metro.
How We Ended Up Fencing the South Metro
Centennial Fence Installation exists because of a pattern anyone in this trade recognizes. Homeowners kept calling us to fix fences that were only a few years old, and almost every time the problem was the same: posts set too shallow, footings poured without a crown, gate posts the same size as line posts. None of that is visible on install day. All of it shows up the second or third winter, when Arapahoe County clay swells, freezes, and starts lifting anything that was not anchored properly.
We set up shop in Centennial to work a deliberately tight radius around the south metro, and we have kept it that way. The whole business is built around being close enough to a job to come back to it. When a gate settles or a homeowner in Willow Creek wants a second look at a run after a wind event, that is a fifteen-minute drive, not a scheduling problem. Staying local also means our estimators know what they are walking into before they arrive, which streets sit on the heaviest ground, which subdivisions have architectural review boards that will want a material specification, and which back-lot lines have irrigation running exactly where a post wants to go.
What we stand for now is fairly simple, and it is mostly about removing the parts of a fence project that make people anxious. You get one written price with every line showing. We file the city permit and put together the HOA packet. We call Colorado 811 and wait the notice period. The old fence and its footings leave on our truck. And the workmanship is warranted in writing, so if something we built moves, it is our problem to come and correct.
What We Are Trying to Do Here
Our aim is to be the contractor a Centennial homeowner recommends without hesitating, not because we were the cheapest bid, but because nothing about the job surprised them. That means a quote that holds, a schedule we tell the truth about, a crew that treats the property like somebody lives there, and a finished fence that is still straight and square when the neighbors start asking who built it.
We would rather turn down work than build something we know will fail. If a repair serves you better than a replacement, we will tell you. If the material you have your heart set on is wrong for a west-facing run at this elevation, we will say that too, and then build whatever you decide. Honest advice costs us a job occasionally and earns us the next three.
Six Reasons Homeowners Pick Us
A written price, itemized
Materials, labor, gate hardware, permit fees, demolition and haul-away each appear as their own line. You can see exactly what you are paying for and exactly what would change if you adjusted the scope. Nothing is added afterward without your written approval.
We handle Centennial's permits
The city's thresholds are straightforward once you know them: under four feet in a front yard generally needs nothing, four to six feet needs a zoning permit, over six feet needs a building permit and a final inspection. Knowing them and filing them is our job, not yours.
We know what Colorado ground does to a fence
Expansive clay, freeze-thaw heave, high-elevation UV and downslope wind gusts all attack a fence differently. Post depth, footing shape, post spacing and hardware selection are all chosen against those specific conditions rather than against a national default.
Our own crews, start to finish
The people who show up are ours. The crew lead who sets the first post is the one who walks the finished line with you. Nothing is handed to a subcontractor you never met and cannot call.
Every material under one roof
Wood, vinyl, composite, aluminum, ornamental iron and chain link. Because we are not tied to one product line, the recommendation you get is about your lot and your budget rather than about what we happen to stock.
Cleanup is part of the job, not a favour
Old material and concrete leave on our truck the day we finish, spoil is raked out, and the work area is swept with a magnet for dropped hardware. You should be able to use the yard that evening.
Licensing, Insurance and Credentials
Centennial Fence Installation is a licensed and insured Colorado fencing contractor carrying general liability coverage and workers' compensation for every crew member on your property. We are happy to provide certificates of insurance on request, and commercial clients receive them as part of the standard close-out package.
- Licensed Colorado fencing contractor
- General liability insurance
- Workers' compensation coverage
- Bonded
- Colorado 811 compliant on every excavation
- Written workmanship warranty on all installations
- Manufacturer material warranties passed through in full
- Manufacturer-authorized installation for composite, vinyl and ornamental systems
- Gate operator dealer certification for automated entries
- Certificates of insurance available on request
Where We Work
We serve Centennial and the surrounding south metro: Aurora, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Lone Tree, Parker, Englewood, Highlands Ranch, Foxfield, Cherry Hills Village, Castle Pines and Sheridan.
Come See How We Quote
The estimate visit is the clearest picture you will get of how we work, and it costs nothing. We measure, we listen, we explain the trade-offs, and we leave you with a number you can compare honestly against anyone else's.