Mesa County · Fence & Iron
Field fence, cedar privacy, wrought iron, corrals and gate automation — measured, set and stretched on Mesa County ground, from the river bottom to the canyon.
Call or text the shop
(555) 014-2290Grand Junction · Fruita · Palisade · Clifton · Delta · Rifle
Service Area
One shop, one crew and the same phone number for every town below — from the river bottom out to the canyon.
Cedar privacy from $33 / lin ft
West of Grand Junction the ground flattens out toward the river — hay ground, new lots and backyards that face the Bookcliffs all afternoon. Cedar privacy out here gets steel posts set in concrete, so the wind never gets under it.
Field & ranch fence from $8 / lin ft
Orchard rows, narrow drives and shade trees sitting close to the line. Woven field wire on steel T-posts keeps a run clean and tight, and we plan the fence around the trees instead of straight through them.
Corral panels & pens from $1,900
Acreage and horse property, mostly — pens, runs and gate openings that get used hard every day. The pen layout follows how you move animals through the place, not how it looks from the road.
Gate automation from $1,650
Bigger parcels out toward the Uncompahgre and the Gunnison. Long driveways here usually mean an automatic gate you can open from the truck — operator, remote and keypad on a gate that still swings by hand.
Wrought iron from $52 / lin ft
Up the canyon, wind is the whole conversation. Welded steel panels and posts get set deep enough to hold a driveway entry steady without rattling itself apart in a spring gust.
Fence & Pricing
Five kinds of work, done properly. Mix them on one property — a cedar backyard with a field fence behind it is a normal job for us.
These are starting prices for common runs. The exact number comes after we walk and measure your line.
Woven field wire and barbed wire on steel T-posts, with braced corners and ends. Pasture, acreage, hay ground and boundary lines.
Cedar pickets on steel posts set in concrete. Backyards, side yards and dog runs in town, with gates to match.
Welded steel panels and posts, primed and painted. Driveway entries and view fencing that holds a clean line.
Rustic panels, gates and pens set out for horses and stock, laid out around how you move animals through the place.
Operators, remotes and keypads on new or existing gates, with the wiring run in conduit and buried out of the way.
How We Work
No call centre. You talk to the crew that builds the fence, from the first call to the last post.
Tell us the town and roughly how many feet you need, or what you are building. Photos of the property help us show up prepared.
We come out, measure the run, look at corners, gates and where the power is, and talk through which fence suits the ground.
A single number, broken out by fence type and footage, with a start window so you know when the truck is coming.
Crew, truck and posts. We set, stretch and hang the run, hang the gates and haul off the mess before we leave.
Call or Text
That is usually enough for us to tell you what it takes, what it costs to start, and when we can get to you. Fence, pens or a gate that needs opening from the truck — it all comes through the same number.
The shop phone
(555) 014-2290Serving Mesa County — Grand Junction, Fruita, Palisade, Clifton, Delta and Rifle.