Finished residential fence in an Arvada, CO neighborhood

Fence Contractor · Arvada, CO

Fence Contractor Serving Arvada, COWorth the Drive From Thornton, and We Make It Regularly

Arvada isn’t next door to our shop, but it’s a regular stop on our schedule — from the historic streets around Olde Town to the newer builds out toward Candelas.

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All About Fencing is a Fence Contractor based in Thornton, and Arvada is one of the areas we make the trip to regularly. It’s on the other side of the metro from our shop, so we’re upfront about that — but it hasn’t stopped us from building a steady base of Arvada customers who’d rather wait for a crew that does the job right than take the first bid that shows up faster.

Why Arvada Customers Choose Us Even With the Drive

We don’t treat Arvada jobs differently just because they’re farther from home base. Same walk-through, same honest quote, same crew that answers when you call back. Leo or someone from his crew measures every Arvada property in person before quoting, the same as anywhere closer to Thornton.

A lot of Arvada homeowners tell us they’d already gone through a contractor who quoted fast and then went quiet after the deposit — we’d rather be the one that’s a little farther away and actually shows up.

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All About Fencing crew installing a fence in an Arvada, CO neighborhood

Old Arvada and New Arvada Are Different Jobs

Olde Town & Established Areas

Character Over Catalog

A 15-acre historic district on the National Register of Historic Places, built around the spot where Lewis Ralston found Colorado’s first documented gold in 1850. Fence work here is often about matching a style that fits the neighborhood, not just meeting code.

Candelas, Leyden Rock & West Woods

New Builds, Active HOAs

Newer subdivisions with design review committees and yards getting their first fence rather than replacing one. We check the specific HOA and code before recommending anything.

The creek that runs through Olde Town still carries Ralston’s name. Neighborhoods like Ralston Valley and Lake Arbor sit somewhere in between — established enough to have a mix of original and replaced fencing, without the strict new-build HOA requirements of the newest developments further west.

What Makes Arvada Its Own City

Arvada sits mostly in Jefferson County, a different jurisdiction than Thornton’s Adams and Weld County footprint, which means the fence code itself can differ in the details — height limits, setback rules, and permit thresholds aren’t guaranteed to match what we’re used to a few miles north. We confirm Arvada’s specific requirements for your property before recommending height or material, rather than assuming the numbers carry over.

Lake Arbor’s 117-acre park and 18-hole golf course, and the 125 miles of trails running through Arvada including the path along Ralston Creek, are the kind of local landmarks that tell you people here spend a lot of time in their yards and outdoor space — which is part of why a fence that’s actually built to last matters as much here as anywhere else we work.