Fences here answer to wildlife as much as to neighbors, and decks answer to long winters and a short building season. Elk walk through town and snow sits on a deck for months. Of the 14 deck and fence builders listed, 5 keep a shop in the valley and 9 work from the Front Range.
A fence is only as good as the post in the ground, and a deck is only as good as the footing under it. Ask who digs, how deep, and what happens when the frost lifts it. Local carpenter for a small job, specialist for a big one.
Based in Estes Park
A remodel that lands on budget is what people keep bringing up about this builder, and in a town where materials come up the canyon, that is no small thing. The office is on Big Thompson Avenue, next to Highland Cabinetry, and the work is residential only: custom homes, remodels and general contracting across the Estes Valley and Northern Colorado.
Bathrooms are where most of the praise lands. Pine Valley is a remodeler based on Graves Avenue, sharing an address with Dr.
Carpentry came first at Seba Construction, and fences are still the bulk of it: dog-ear privacy fences, lattice-topped and trimmed-top styles, corrugated steel, vinyl, chain link, iron, Trex, Simtek, and deer fencing with ranch rail, useful in a town where elk wander through the yards. Owner Joaquin Barron's crew also builds patio and raised decks, sheds, garages, pole barns and home additions, and handles masonry and welding for brick pillars, block walls and steel-and-brick combinations.
Deer fencing and ranch rail are the practical options for mountain lots, and O. P.
Fence work and fence supplies, from an outfit based about nine miles out of downtown next to Classics By Cass consignments. It opens early enough for a first-thing materials pickup, weekends included.
Serves Estes Park from the Front Range
Pergolas, front porches and stairs are what this Longmont deck builder gets remembered for, along with finishing on budget and leaving a clean site. The catalog runs to custom, multi-level, curved and rooftop decks in wood or composite (Trex, TimberTech, Deckorators), patio covers, pavers and outdoor kitchens, with 3D renderings up front and permits handled.
Old fences and tired decks make up most of what A+ Fence Deck Landscape gets hired for, and replacing them is the job people mention most. The company is a licensed general contractor based in Fort Collins, and Estes Park is one of the towns where it holds a license, so it comes up from the Front Range to work here.
Cedar privacy fences and split rail are the jobs this Boulder fence company gets remembered for, set on steel posts with straight lines and a job site left clean. It works out of Boulder and Arvada on the Front Range and lists Estes Park among the towns it comes up to.
Decks and pergolas are the only trade this Fort Collins company works, and it says so plainly: no jack-of-all-trades sideline. Builds come in Trex, TimberTech, Fiberon and Evergrain composites, or in redwood, ipe and Brazilian redwood, with railings, benches, privacy screens, arbors and screen rooms on the side.
Fences are where JFI Builders gets talked about most, in privacy, vinyl, composite, chain link and wood, and the finished lines come out looking sharp. The Loveland outfit also builds composite decks, pergolas and patio covers, finishes and remodels basements, and puts up accessory dwelling units.
Paint jobs come up more than anything else with Limitless Construction, a family-run Loveland remodeler that takes on kitchens, bathrooms, basements, tile floors, decks and fences across Northern Colorado and Wyoming. Drywall, flooring, gutter cleaning and handyman work round it out, so a mixed list can go to one crew.
Bathroom expansions are the jobs that come up most around Green Fox Home, with careful detail work a close second. The company designs and builds across Boulder County: kitchens, baths, basements, decks, gyms, additions and custom carpentry, with more than 25 years behind it.
Down in Longmont, Sean Murphy runs a general contracting firm that builds high-end custom homes, remodels and commercial projects across the Denver, Boulder and Fort Collins area, and it takes jobs up in the mountains, Estes Park included. He started as a framer and spent 14 years as president of Harrington Stanko Construction in Boulder before going out on his own.
Composite decks are the specialty, with cedar as the other option, and pergolas are in the company name for a reason. Each design is built around the site and the owner, and the list also covers deck additions, board replacement and back patios.
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The valley crews lean toward general carpentry. Seba Construction lists privacy fences, decks, sheds and brick and block walls. O.P. Fence & General Contract lists ornamental iron, gates, deer fencing and ranch rail. Pine Valley Construction And Remodel builds decks as part of a longer remodeling list. If the fence is the whole job, ask who has put up the most of them nearby.
The Front Range builders include the deck specialists. O'Keefe Built in Longmont and Sundeck Designs in Fort Collins both focus on decks and pergolas and offer 3D design, but O'Keefe's description names Boulder-area towns rather than Estes Park, so confirm it travels. A+ Fence Deck Landscape says it is licensed in towns across Northern Colorado, including Estes Park, and GreenView Solutions names Estes Park among its service towns.
Five listings are tagged residential, four commercial, two licensed and two offer free estimates. Building season is short, so ask about scheduling early. Ask any builder how a deck handles snow load and where the snow will slide off, and how a fence is set so it holds through the freeze and thaw. Get the plan and the price in writing, and ask when the crew can start.
O.P. Fence & General Contract, based in Estes Park, lists deer fencing along with ranch rail, ornamental iron, wood, vinyl and chain link fences and automatic gates. Ask what height and material suit your yard, since elk and deer move through town.
Some say so. A+ Fence Deck Landscape lists licensing in towns including Estes Park, GreenView Solutions names Estes Park among its service towns, and Design Decking and Pergolas says it serves Longmont and Estes Park. Others do not name the town, so confirm before you book.
Yes, several list both. Seba Construction, JFI Builders, A+ Fence Deck Landscape, Limitless Construction and Design Decking and Pergolas all name decks and fences. Ask which work they do themselves and which they hand to a subcontractor.
O'Keefe Built's description says permits are handled for the client, but that company names Boulder-area towns rather than Estes Park. For the others the listings do not say, so ask who pulls the permit and what your property requires before any work starts.
