Finished residential fence in a Thornton, CO neighborhood

Fence Contractor · Thornton, CO

Fence Contractor in Thornton, COBased Right Here, Not Dispatched From Somewhere Else

We’re not a call center routing your job to whoever’s closest. All About Fencing is headquartered on Thornton Parkway, and Thornton is where most of our work actually happens.

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All About Fencing is a Fence Contractor based in Thornton, and it’s the city we know best — the neighborhoods, the HOAs, the clay soil that makes or breaks a fence post, and the growth that’s kept us busy since we opened. If you’re in Thornton, you’re not just in our service area. You’re in our backyard.

Why Thornton Chooses a Contractor That’s Actually From Here

We’re not driving in from across the metro. Being based on Thornton Parkway means we know which neighborhoods have HOA fence restrictions before we ever measure your yard, and it means a callback or a warranty issue doesn’t mean waiting for someone to make the drive from Denver or Boulder.

When you call, you’re talking to the crew that’s actually going to show up, not a dispatcher reading from a script.

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All About Fencing crew installing a fence in a Thornton, CO neighborhood

Thornton Is Growing Fast, and So Is the Fence Work

82,000

Population in 2000

142,000

Population in 2020

A 72% increase in two decades

That growth shows up in our schedule constantly: new subdivisions with bare yards that have never had a fence, established neighborhoods like Hunters Glen and Cherrywood Park where an original fence is finally wearing out, and newer areas like Eastlake and North Creek Farms where the fencing hasn’t caught up to the landscaping yet. Whether you’re finishing a brand-new yard or replacing something from the last building boom, we’ve likely already worked on a few houses on your street.

Where We Work Most in Thornton

Shadow Ridge and Skylake Ranch are two more neighborhoods where we’ve done regular work, along with newer builds off 128th and Colorado Boulevard. Older, established sections of the city tend to call us for repair and replacement, while the newer subdivisions further out are almost always new installation — which is part of why we install every material we do instead of specializing in just one. A crew that only sells vinyl doesn’t work well in a city with this much of a mix.

Hunters Glen Cherrywood Park Eastlake North Creek Farms Shadow Ridge Skylake Ranch

Built for How Thornton Actually Lives

A lot of Thornton neighborhoods carry HOA rules on top of the city’s own fence code, and we check both before recommending a material or height. Our clay soil is the biggest reason DIY and corner-cutting installs lean within a couple of winters — posts need to go below the frost line and account for that soil specifically, not just get set in a quick concrete pour. And with mule deer common near Thornton’s open space and greenbelt areas, and coyotes reported by most residents in this part of the metro, a well-built fence does more here than mark a property line.

None of that is unique to one neighborhood or one price point. It’s just what building a fence in Thornton actually involves, and it’s why we treat every quote as its own project instead of running the same number for every yard.

Trail Winds Recreation Center, Carpenter Recreation Center, and the trail network along Niver Creek and Big Dry Creek are the kind of local landmarks that tell you Thornton takes its outdoor space seriously — and a lot of that same care shows up in how particular Thornton homeowners are about getting their fence right.