I worked with Nate, Ben, and team at Denver Fence Guys and had a great experience. They have…read moreaffordable prices, quality work, and great communication. The team was very clear in expectations, timing, and what to expect. The job was fixing posts, panels, and pickets. The whole process from estimating, invoicing, the actual work, was really seamless. Quality exceeded expectations, and they were incredibly accomodating. I recommend for personal fencing repair and install and will plan on using in the future for our residential fencing.

If you're looking for a great fence contractor, look no further. Great communication, professional…read morestaff and beautiful workmanship. We recently worked with Denver Fence Guys on a fence project for our front yard. We had a few AI rendered concepts, and they took our vision and delivered exactly what we wanted. One point worth noting is the great communication between the sales, project manager and the installation team--everything seemed smooth and flawless. Our fence is beautiful and we couldn't be happier with the outcome. We highly recommend Denver Fence Guys for your next fence project.

Clive did a fantastic job creating a fence for our yard! Clive was professional, kind, and…read morereasonably priced for the work he performed. The fence he built for us exceeded our expectations, and we will definitely work with him again in the future. I would highly recommend C&R Restoration Services!

admittedly CR did not have as many yelp reviews are some others. I went for them because there are…read morea couple reviews the timing worked out in the price was a little bit below most others. This kind of situation I was a little bit worried the upon seeing the house there would be adjustments. For instance I didn't know that we were supposed to vacuum first so he had to vacuum a little bit. I can tell you that the work went well. It was a lot of hard work (partially I assume because we had just finished remodeling - lots of dust). Though throughout none of it did he complain or say that there will be an extra charge. At the end his price was correct and the carpets look fantastic (and we have dogs)

The first impression of the contact person, Steven, was less than professional…read more He did not bring a tape measure for measurements and had to borrow mine. He was unable to comprehend our addition project; he asked ten times how big it was going to be, was unable to understand simple layout ideas, and stated he did not have any crews for the dirt work. At one point, he accidentally spit on our countertop, took his hand, wiped it up, and licked it off his hand. Even after all that, he stated if he had to come out again, he was going to charge us $50 for fuel because, "It's too far from my house". This is on a proposed $250-350k project. He did call me a few days later, not with any type of estimate, but to ask how we were going to pay for it. I asked him that I needed an estimate prior to getting financing, for the bank to value the house, upon completion of the project. A few days later, he sent me a text which is below. He again is focused on financing, with no estimate available. Steven did get my E-mail address while on site. I definitely would NOT recommend this company for a large project.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdpTWXqk/?k=1…read more The owner of this business is a racist. And he posts on social media like the link I provided showing off racial tattoos. I wouldn't let this guy in my home.

Superior was one of about ten companies we received quotes from. They were marginally cheaper than…read moremost, and the final price ended up a bit higher only because we chose to dig deeper to account for the bentonite clay and requested steel posts--both decisions we felt would help the fence last longer. Some companies also charge extra for steel posts, so that was expected. Our initial quote coordinator handled every request exceptionally well. We asked for many changes throughout the process, and she was always available, patient, and accommodating. Because Superior is such a large company, I believe they benefit from better pricing on materials, which allows them to remain competitive. What really stood out, though, was that their quotes were honest and accurate--no surprises later. One contractor we spoke with gave us an extremely cheap quote, but we had to point out important missing items like the permit. That wasn't the case with Superior. Although Superior uses contractors, they were willing to do something no other company would: build the fence in front of our gas line, even with hand digging. This was very important to us so we wouldn't have to look out our kitchen window at a trailer parked on the side of the house, and it also avoided blocking our neighbor's kitchen window. We were very fortunate with the contractor we got--he was kind, thorough, and did quality work. There were a few minor things that needed adjustment, and the job site manager was knowledgeable and stepped in to make sure everything was corrected. I really appreciated that he wouldn't even have the office send the bill until the job was 100% complete. Another standout moment was how kind the workers were to our kids. My kids love talking to anyone working on the house, and the crew joked with them and treated them warmly. That kindness meant a lot to us. Overall, the entire process went well. We did have some hesitations simply because this was the first fence and gate we've ever installed, but every question we had was answered clearly and professionally. They also have a great referral program, and I would gladly recommend them. The only thing I'd ideally want in the future--since they use contractors--is the ability to request the same crew again, as we had such a great experience with them.

Do not trust the 3-year workmanship warranty offered by this company. The owner of this franchise…read morewill look directly at a catastrophic structural failure caused by their own shortcut methods and falsely label it an "Act of God" to avoid honoring their contract. The fundamental flaw in this entire build started on day one: the crew poured the cement for the main hinge posts and hung the massive, heavy double-gates on the exact same day. Any competent builder knows you never hang dead weight on wet concrete. Because they didn't allow the concrete to cure, the immense weight of the double gates instantly pulled the wet posts out of alignment, sinking them into a permanent warp. From the day of installation, the gate was sagging and diving inward. They came out once to attempt a minor patch, but completely failed to fix the core problem. A minor wind gust recently blew the gate shut, and because the system was under such severe structural stress, the primary hinge post literally sheared completely in half vertically along the grain. Management immediately denied the warranty claim, blaming the wind ("Act of God"). As a professional working in the construction trades, I took a level out to audit the remaining side of the gate that is still standing. The craftsmanship is an absolute joke: The vertical hinge posts are completely out of plumb. Because they hung weight on wet concrete, the bubble on the level is pegged entirely past the gauge line. The horizontal top rails are diving hard. The gate frame is actively twisting and splitting at the hinge and cross-bracing connection points because the post is so crooked. Because they took shortcuts and built this heavy double-gate system completely crooked, it has been exerting a massive, continuous rotational torque on the wooden posts since day one. The post didn't break because of the weather; it snapped because Superior Fence & Rail built a giant lever that structurally overloaded the wood until it gave out under its own unlevel weight. The remaining side is currently destroying itself from the exact same mechanical stress. When confronted with physical evidence and photos of a level proving their installation method was fundamentally flawed, the franchise owner still refused to honor Section Q of their own contract.

I have used this business for several years. Fixed my garage door. Installed automated opener for…read morebig gate. Yesterday I had a problem with the gate. I called Frank. He called me back while he was on vacation. Sent someone out to fix our problem the next day. Great service. Local company. Fair prices.

I'm writing this review on behalf of my parents since they're not very confrontational and just…read moreaccepted it. We had our fence done in February and had a few things less than satisfactory. For starters, one of the posts they used was cracked all the way down. Their gates, while looking uniform with the fence, didn't have the bottom section of wire connected to anything aside from the wood above it so our dog (the whole reason for the fence) could push through. We added vertical slats to each gate to secure the wire all the way down. Both gates were also missing screws to secure the top of the handle. A few areas had wire pieces sticking up along whole sections that threatened to stab our dog's paws if he put them on the fence or us if we leaned on it. We had to trim these all off ourselves. Parts of the fence also didn't have the wiring pulled tight so it bubbles out. We re-stapled some sections a little to try and improve this. The builders wanted to connect our fence directly to our neighbors decrepit fence, so instead of a post the wire would have just been stapled to the other fence. My dad was at work so when they told my mom she called him to have him look into it. He called the boss and they decided to add a post at the end instead of attaching it to the neighbors fence. This seemed to bother the builders as they proceeded to give my mom the cold shoulder from then on. I'm not going to say it was retaliatory, but the sections of the fence where the wire isn't pulled as firm were all built after this interaction. Everything before looked great. I'll give benefit of the doubt and say this is a coincidence. Once the fence was finished and we walked it to check it out we found cigarette butts, excess pieces of wire and wood, and dirt piles along the outside of the fence. I've never been part of anything involving a new fence so I don't know what is "normal" but I don't believe the left over pieces should have been left in the open area off our property. We would have happily provided trash cans, even if it was all piled neatly I would have happily thrown it away for them. I was very dissatisfied with this experience and don't plan on using them for any of my potential future needs. I hope my parents get their money's worth for this and it lasts.

I recently had to go through the exercise of replacing the shared fence between my yard and my two…read moreneighbors. This involved meeting contractors and getting estimates from 7 different companies in the area. Alpine Fence is the only company to drop the ball with getting back to me with an estimate. I hate when you try to give companies business and they make it difficult for you. Amanda stopped by on October 16th to gather measurements. She said she'd have the estimate over to me the next day. On the 18th I called into the office and they said they'd have her send it over to me that day. Finally on the 20th, I emailed her directly asking for the estimate and I never heard back. It shouldn't be this difficult to just get an estimate, especially when you've set expectations like this.