Centennial, CO · Family-owned

Fence install & repair in Centennial, CO.

Custom fences built for Centennial, clay soil, strong sun, hail, and your HOA. We tear out the old, tired fence and build it right. Built by Jon & Janessa Lang.

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New fence replacing an old, worn fence on an established Centennial lot

Built for Centennial

Most Centennial fences are due for a real replacement.

We've built and repaired fences from the mature yards of Willow Creek and Piney Creek to the family streets of Southglenn and Walnut Hills, and the ground here doesn't forgive shortcuts. Centennial sits at about 5,830 feet, on expansive clay that swells when it gets wet, and most homes went up in the 1970s through the 1990s. That means a lot of the fences out there are original, and the posts have had decades to lean, split, or come loose.

Fences fail here in the same few ways: the clay pushes the posts up out of the ground, the strong sun dries and cracks old wood, and folks build the wrong style for their HOA and have to redo it. We build so yours doesn't do any of those.

  • We tear out the old, worn fence and set new posts deep, below the clay, in plenty of concrete, so a wet spring can't push them up.
  • Low-maintenance materials that hold up to our strong sun at almost 5,830 feet, so you're not restaining every summer.
  • HOA-approved styles and colors for Willow Creek, Piney Creek, and the rest, built to pass the first time.
  • Careful drainage and footing planning for lots near Piney Creek, so the fence stays put and the water moves where it should.
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"Jonathan and his wife made our fence replacement seamless. Great communication throughout the project and excellent workers. Replaced our fence in 2 days, cleaned up the site properly and discarded the old fence panels."

Marcos Ontiveros · Fence replacement
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Built for Centennial conditions

The details that make a Centennial fence last.

Most fence problems here trace back to the clay, the sun, the hail, or the HOA rules. We build for all of it.

Clay that pushes posts up

The expansive clay under Centennial swells when it gets wet. That's what shoves fence posts up out of the ground over the years and leaves them leaning. We set new posts deep, below the clay, in plenty of concrete, so a wet spring can't lift them.

Strong sun at about 5,830 feet

Decades of strong Front Range sun is what dries out and cracks a lot of the original wood fences still standing in Centennial. We use materials built to take the sun, so your new fence doesn't wear out the same way in another twenty years.

Right in Hail Alley

Centennial gets some of the worst hail anywhere on the Front Range, and it beats up soft or thin fence panels over time. We build with sturdier materials so your fence takes the hits and keeps standing straight.

City permit & HOA approval

A taller fence or a combined build usually needs a permit from the City of Centennial, and we check and pull it. Willow Creek and Piney Creek both have HOA rules on materials and colors; we fill out the form for you.

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"These guys are awesome, we had to tear down and move a fence on our farm property and their crew came out, took down the old fence and built the new one in record time. The new fence is beautiful and even the neighbor is happy with it."

richard howerton · Fence rebuild
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What we see in Centennial fences

The Centennial fence calls all start to rhyme.

After a few hundred Front Range builds, the requests from this city are predictable in the best way. Odds are yours is on this list, and we've already solved it.

Tearing out a fence from the original build

Most Centennial fences are original to the house, and the posts are leaning or the pickets are missing. We tear out the old fence, set new posts deep below the clay, and haul off the old panels when we're done.

Posts that lean after years in the clay

If your old fence is tipping or the posts wiggle, it's almost always the clay. We pull the bad posts, set new ones deep in concrete below the clay line, and line the run back up straight so it stays that way.

HOA-approved builds

In Willow Creek and Piney Creek, the HOA checks your fence style, materials, and colors before you build. We've done that paperwork before and handle it for you, so your project doesn't stall.

Privacy fences for established yards

In Southglenn, Walnut Hills, and Homestead, most yards can have a solid 6-foot privacy fence. We build it in wood or low-maintenance composite, square and tight, with gates that don't sag a year later.

Planning around Piney Creek

For lots near Piney Creek that sit in the floodplain, we plan the fence line and footings with drainage in mind, so water moves around the fence instead of building up against it.

Whole-yard fence-and-deck combos

A lot of Centennial homeowners replace the deck and the fence at once so it all matches and gets done together. We've built both for plenty of families here, one crew, one schedule, one clean job site.

Centennial-area fence reviews

What homeowners say about our fences.

Real, verified Google reviews from Front Range families, many for fence work just like yours.

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"Jonathan and his wife made our fence replacement seamless. Great communication throughout the project and excellent workers. Replaced our fence in 2 days, cleaned up the site properly and discarded the old fence panels. Highly recommend."
Marcos Ontiveros
Fence replacement
Verified Google review
"These guys are awesome, we had to tear down and move a fence on our farm property and their crew came out, took down the old fence and built the new one in record time. The new fence is beautiful and even the neighbor is happy with it."
richard howerton
Fence on a farm property
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"My wife and I hired John and Janessa to build our deck and fence for our house. Colorado Elite Outdoor Contractors went above and beyond with their flawless work. We are so happy with them and their work. I would keep recommending them to all my friends and family. Highly recommended."
Jonathan DiazOrdaz
Deck & fence

Where we build in Centennial

Fences across every Centennial neighborhood.

From the mature yards of Willow Creek and Piney Creek to the family streets of Southglenn and Walnut Hills. A few of the neighborhoods we work in:

Centennial fence questions

What homeowners ask us.

Do I need a permit for a fence in Centennial?
In most cases a standard fence under 6 feet doesn't need a separate permit, but Centennial is its own city, so any permit a taller fence or a combined fence-and-wall project needs comes from the City of Centennial, not Arapahoe County. We check what your project needs and pull it for you.
Does my HOA have to approve the fence first?
In a lot of Centennial neighborhoods, yes. Willow Creek and Piney Creek both set standards for materials and colors, and check your plans before you build. We fill out the form and get the sign-off for you.
Why do fence posts keep leaning or coming loose in Centennial?
The expansive clay under Centennial swells when it's wet and pushes posts up out of the ground. Since a lot of Centennial fences date back to the 1970s through the 1990s, the original posts have had decades to work loose. We set new posts deep, below the clay, in plenty of concrete, so they stay put.
My lot is near Piney Creek, does that change my fence?
It can. Some lots near Piney Creek sit in a FEMA floodplain, so we plan the fence line and post footings with drainage in mind, so water moves through and around the fence instead of pooling against it. We walk you through it during the estimate.
Can you build a privacy fence in Centennial?
Yes, where your HOA allows it. A standard 6-foot solid wood or composite privacy fence is fine in most Centennial yards. We check your HOA's rules on style and height before we design it, so it passes the first time.
Do you tear out and replace old fences too?
Yes, and it's most of what we do in Centennial. Many fences here are original to the house and are leaning, splitting, or missing pickets. We tear out the old fence, set new posts deep past the clay, and haul off the old panels when we're done.

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