Kingfisher Custom Woodwork: Reliable Privacy Fence Installation Serving Colorado Springs, CO 80911
Colorado Springs, CO 80911
What the Company Handles
- Automatic gate repair
- Automatic gate installation
- Fence weatherproofing
- Fence repair
- Fence and gate installation
About the Local Business
Kingfisher Custom Woodwork provides deck, fence, and gate services to homeowners across Colorado Springs, CO. From the Broadmoor neighborhood to the areas around Palmer Park, we handle the full range of outdoor woodwork needs: new deck construction, fence installation, and automatic gate setup, as well as repairs, staining, and weatherproofing for existing structures. A common local issue is wind and snow damage—high winds can loosen fence panels, and heavy snow can cause decks to warp or rot. We focus on structurally sound repairs and durable replacements using materials suited for Colorado’s climate. Whether your deck needs a complete rebuild or your fence gate won’t close properly, we provide straightforward, reliable work that holds up against the weather.
Q&A
My fence panels keep pulling apart from the posts during windstorms. What causes that, and how can you fix it?
This usually happens when fence rails are nailed instead of screwed, or when the wood has dried and shrunk. The constant gusting we get along the Front Range can work those fasteners loose. For repair, we can re-secure or replace the affected rails using structural screws and add wind‑resistant brackets. If the damage is widespread, a full panel replacement with hurricane‑tie connections may be a better long‑term solution.
My deck boards are splintering and there’s soft spots near the railing posts. Is that just wear and tear, or something more serious?
Soft spots near posts usually indicate rot from trapped moisture, especially after heavy snowmelt in spring. Colorado Springs’ freeze-thaw cycles can accelerate that. If the rot is limited to a few boards or the rim joist, we can cut out the damaged wood and replace it. If the rot has spread to the ledger board or main support beams, a partial or full deck replacement may be needed to keep the structure safe.
We just bought a house near Quail Lake and the back gate won't stay latched after a neighbor backed into it. Can you repair a manual gate that's been hit?
Yes, we can. A gate that won’t latch often has a bent hinge ora twisted frame from the impact. We’ll straighten or replace the hardware, and check whether the gate post has shifted. If the post is loose, we can set it with concrete or a gravel‑backed footing. We’ll also make sure the latch aligns properly so it stays closed even on windy days.
Business Location & Hours
| Mon: | 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Tue: | 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Wed: | 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Thu: | 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Fri: | 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Sat: | 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM |
| Sun: | Closed |
























