Fence Installation & Repair
Privacy, security, and curb appeal — wood, vinyl, and metal fencing built to last.
Fence failure in Colorado almost always comes down to the posts. If a post isn't set below the frost line in properly mixed concrete, frost heave will slowly lift it out of the ground. Add our frequent high winds, and a leaning fence becomes a fallen fence within a season or two. Irrivive sets every post below frost depth in concrete, spaces rails and pickets for proper wind load, and uses galvanized or coated fasteners that won't rust and streak your fence. Whether you need a full installation or a repair on an existing fence, we build it to stand up to Colorado weather.
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A fence with shallow posts will lean and fall after one or two Colorado winters. Frost heave pushes posts upward, and wind loads stress every connection. Posts set below the frost line in concrete are the difference between a fence that lasts 2 years and one that lasts 20.
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