Finished residential fence in a Westminster, CO neighborhood

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Fence Contractor in Westminster, CORight Next Door, With the Same Crew That Answers the Phone

Westminster shares a border with Thornton, and it’s one of our closest, most regular service areas — not a stretch destination on the schedule.

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All About Fencing is a Fence Contractor based just over the Westminster line in Thornton, and Westminster is one of the areas we serve most consistently. Between Standley Lake, the mix of established and newer neighborhoods, and HOA communities that expect a fence built right the first time, we’ve done enough work here to know what a Westminster property actually needs.

Why Westminster Chooses a Nearby Contractor

Being a few minutes away instead of across the metro means the walk-through, the install, and any follow-up all happen faster. We’re not squeezing your job between two other cities on opposite ends of Denver — Westminster is part of our regular route.

Leo or someone from his crew measures every property in person, so the quote reflects your actual yard and your actual HOA, not a generic estimate.

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

Westminster’s Fence Rules, Including the Exception Most People Don’t Know About

6 ft

Side & Rear Yard

4 ft

Front Yard

3 ft

Visibility Triangle

8 ft

Arterial Street Exception

Westminster follows the standard height limits most Front Range cities use, but with one exception worth knowing: fences along arterial streets can go up to 8 feet with a variance, specifically for noise mitigation. It’s not a common request, but if your property backs up to a busy road, it’s an option most homeowners don’t realize exists.

Visibility triangles at intersections and driveways limit fences to 3 feet, slightly more room than some neighboring cities allow. And like everywhere else in the metro, Colorado’s Good Neighbor Fence Law applies here too — a shared boundary fence can be built with your neighbor’s written consent, or it needs to sit within your own property line with a small setback.

Standley Lake: A Landmark Westminster Shares With Us

Standley Lake Regional Park is one of Westminster’s biggest draws — over 1,000 acres of water, the Denver metro’s third-largest reservoir, and the kind of local landmark most residents mention when they talk about why they like living here. It’s also water jointly owned by Westminster, Thornton, and Northglenn, a small reminder that these cities function more like one connected community than three separate ones, at least from where we sit.

Beyond the lake, Westminster’s known for the Butterfly Pavilion, one of the only stand-alone insect zoos in the country, and Westminster Castle, a National Register of Historic Places landmark that’s stuck around while most of the city built up around it.

HOAs Are the Rule, Not the Exception, in Westminster

Westminster has a high concentration of HOA-governed neighborhoods, especially in newer planned communities, and Colorado doesn’t limit what an HOA can require the way some states do. If your CC&Rs call for a specific material, color, or style, that requirement stands even if the city itself would allow something different. We check for an HOA before recommending anything, and we’d rather ask that question upfront than have you redo a fence that met city code but not your covenants.