Andrew-Thomas Contractors - A Denver Fence Company

Andrew-Thomas Contractors is a Denver fence company that specializes in installing and repairing wood fences, vinyl fences, chain link fences, wrought iron fences, and custom fences. We provide top-notch service and only work with the best manufacturers who produce the highest-quality materials so you know you will be getting the best fence installed.Unlike many other fencing contractors, we offer fence installation year-round; even in the heart of winter. We take the time to get to know you and understand what you are looking for. A fence is an investment and we make sure that you are highly satisfied with it before we leave the job. At Andrew-Thomas Contractors, we strive for accessibility, friendliness, and sticking to deadlines.

Fences account for most of the work here, but not all of it. Andrew-Thomas Contractors also installs hand rails, safety bollards and driveway gates, and keeps a commercial division running alongside its residential jobs. Homeowner associations are a separate line of business, with the company handling multi-property fence programs and walking owners through HOA guidelines and municipal permits before a post goes in the ground.

The firm counts more than eighteen years working the Denver metro and describes itself as locally owned, fully licensed and insured. Its coverage map is unusually wide for a fencing contractor: Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Lone Tree and Englewood to the south; Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Federal Heights and Commerce City to the north and west; Aurora to the east; and Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette, Broomfield, Wheat Ridge and Evans further out.

Availability is one of the more concrete distinctions the company draws. Its line takes calls seven days a week between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., and the inspection that precedes an estimate carries no obligation. Quotes are itemized against the design and budget discussed on site.

Materials span wood, vinyl, chain link, wrought iron and ranch rail, plus fully custom builds. Wood fences are specified with a choice of stains and finishes. Vinyl is positioned for owners who want a low-maintenance line that holds its appearance. Ranch rail suits acreage and horse property along the Front Range. Chain link kennels are built as a distinct product rather than adapted from a standard fence run.

Colorado weather shapes the workload. Wind events across the Front Range routinely take out fence sections, and the company treats storm damage as urgent repair rather than routing it into the normal installation queue. Its stated position is that no two projects are alike, and that referrals and repeat clients account for a large share of the business.

Recent projects and a photo gallery are published on the site, along with a FAQ page that addresses common questions ahead of a quote, and a blog and news section covering fencing topics.