A windstorm took out two neighbors' fences at once, a falling tree took out another, and one homeowner who bought iron fence materials struggled to find a crew willing to install them. The fencing contractors in Denver below hold more than 1,900 Google reviews between them, rated between 4.8 and 4.9, and the review counts run from more than 190 to more than 650, so it comes down to material, the kind of gate you want and who actually shows up.
Short answer: Superior Fence & Rail of Denver has the largest review base here, with 4.8 stars from more than 650 Google reviews for wood privacy fences, split rail and motorized gates. Top Rail Fence Denver and Andrew-Thomas Contractors both hold 4.9, and A Straight Up Fence Company is the one reviewers describe for iron, wrought iron and custom metal.
How the scores work
Every number on this page comes from public Google data on the date shown. Rating is the live Google star average. Review volume is how many customers have rated the business, compared with other Denver fencing contractors. Confidence weighs the rating by that volume, so a 4.8 from hundreds of people carries more weight than a 5.0 from a few. Recency reflects how recently customers are still leaving reviews. No business can pay to change these numbers.
What moves a fence quote in Denver
Fence quotes depend on the length of the run, the material (wood, steel, iron or split rail), the number and size of gates, demolition of an old fence, slope and access, and whether neighbors share the line. Ask each contractor for a written quote that spells out materials, post type and gate hardware.
Where these fence crews work
Denver Fence Guys is based in Commerce City, and Top Rail Fence Denver serves the Denver area without a listed street address. Superior Fence & Rail, Andrew-Thomas Contractors and A Straight Up Fence Company each have a Denver address, and Andrew-Thomas’s site mentions the wider Denver Metro area. Searching for fencing contractors near me? Each listing shows a phone number so you can confirm coverage for your address.
What to ask a fence contractor
- What material and post type is in the quote, and why?
- Who coordinates between the estimator and the install crew?
- How will you protect landscaping, sprinklers and plants?
- What gate hardware is included?
- Will you handle HOA approvals and permits?
Frequently asked questions
Which of these Denver fence companies install iron or wrought iron fences?
A Straight Up Fence Company reviewers describe iron and wrought iron installations, a fire-resistant metal fence and custom fabrication, and Google lists it as a metal fabricator and railing contractor. Andrew-Thomas Contractors has a reviewer who had a security fence installed.
Who can replace storm-damaged fences around Denver?
Top Rail Fence Denver reviewers describe replacing fences after a wind storm and after a tree fell, with quick turnarounds. Superior Fence & Rail of Denver reviewers describe replacing an entire yard and a neighbor’s fence line in one project.
Do any of these fencing contractors build gates and motorized fences?
Superior Fence & Rail of Denver reviewers describe extra-large gates and a motorized fence. Andrew-Thomas Contractors reviewers describe a fence and gate and a replaced gate section, and A Straight Up Fence Company’s reviewers describe a custom latch fabricated on site.
Where to start
Superior Fence & Rail of Denver is the safe default for a full wood or steel fence, with the most reviews here. For iron and custom metal, call A Straight Up Fence Company, and for storm repairs Top Rail Fence Denver. Whoever you choose, get the materials, spacing and gate hardware in the quote.
