Open 24/7 | We Offer Financing
Open 24/7 | We Offer Financing
At Denver Fence Guys, we understand that Franktown’s unique blend of rural charm and suburban convenience requires versatile fencing solutions. Our services cater to both residential and commercial properties, offering a variety of fence types to suit every need:
Classic and natural, perfect for rustic Franktown properties
Low-maintenance option ideal for busy homeowners
Elegant and secure for upscale residences
Cost-effective solution for large properties or agricultural use
Durable and low-maintenance, great for family homes
Sturdy and attractive, enhancing property value
Unique and weather-resistant for distinctive homes
Long-lasting and customizable for commercial properties
Protecting Franktown businesses and estates
Creating secluded outdoor spaces for residential clients
Supporting Franktown’s farming community
Ensuring safety for family pools in compliance with local codes
Our team works closely with clients to ensure their fencing needs are met with precision and care. Whether you’re looking to enhance curb appeal, improve security, or create a private oasis, Denver Fence Guys has the expertise to deliver.
We understand that a damaged fence can compromise security and aesthetics, which is why we prioritize timely and effective repairs. Our maintenance programs are designed to keep your fence looking and performing its best year-round, giving you peace of mind and long-term value.
For a free estimate on any of our services, call us at (720) 203-0550. Our team is ready to assist you with expert advice and tailored solutions to meet your specific requirements.
Denver Fence Guys is deeply connected to the Franktown community. We’re familiar with local landmarks like Castlewood Canyon State Park and the historic Franktown Cave. Our teams frequently work in ZIP code 80116, serving neighborhoods from the town center to the outskirts near Parker and Elizabeth. We’re conveniently located near the Franktown Fire Protection District station, making us easily accessible for all your fencing needs.
Our commitment to the community goes beyond providing fencing services. We take pride in supporting local businesses and residents, ensuring that our work contributes to the area’s charm and functionality. Whether you’re upgrading an existing fence or installing a new one, Denver Fence Guys is your trusted partner in Franktown.
We Love Franktown, Colorado! This hidden gem in Douglas County is a perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Located just 35 miles southeast of Denver, Franktown sits at the intersection of State Highway 83 and State Highway 86, offering easy access to both the capital city and the natural beauty of the Front Range.
Founded in the 1860s, Franktown was named after James Frank Gardner, an early settler in the area. The town played a crucial role in the early development of Douglas County, serving as the county seat from 1861 to 1863. Today, with a population of around 400, Franktown maintains its small-town atmosphere while benefiting from nearby urban amenities.
Situated at an elevation of 6,477 feet, Franktown enjoys a mild climate with warm summers and cool winters. The area averages 300 days of sunshine per year, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and those who appreciate a connection to nature.
A unique fact about Franktown is its connection to the infamous Colorado Cannibal, Alferd Packer. In 1874, Packer stayed briefly in Franktown before embarking on his ill-fated expedition that led to his cannibalism conviction.
From its rich history to its natural beauty, Franktown is a testament to Colorado’s diverse landscape and welcoming communities. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure or a peaceful rural lifestyle, Franktown offers a perfect blend of past and present in the heart of Douglas County.
Denver Fence Guys is honored to serve this remarkable community, providing fencing solutions that enhance its charm and functionality. Contact us today to learn how we can help you transform your property with quality fencing options.
