Experienced Privacy Fence Installation in Colorado Springs, CO 80829 - Living Roots Landscaping

Look for leaning posts, cracked or warped boards, rusted hardware, or gaps between pickets. In Colorado Springs, expansive soils and high winds can cause posts to shift or rot, especially after heavy snows. If your fence sags or won't latch properly, it's time for an inspection. Living Roots Landscaping will assess the underlying soil, post anchors, and any adjacent concrete or masonry work to recommend the right fix.

We use deep-set posts with concrete footings that reach below the frost line (typically 30–36 inches in Colorado Springs) and add gravel for drainage. For existing fences, we can re-set leaning posts, install helical piles, or adjust the grading around the fence line to prevent water pooling. Our masonry team can also build concrete bases or stone retaining walls to stabilize the soil and protect your fence from shifting.

Absolutely. Many homeowners near Pikes Peak or Monument Valley Park choose to pair their fence with a concrete retaining wall, stone pillars, or a stamped concrete walkway. Combining services means the foundation is properly integrated — we can pour a continuous concrete base for iron fences or cap wood posts with decorative stone. This reduces future repairs and gives your property a cohesive, upscale look.