MA Landscape & Lawn Service - Longmont's Top-Rated Fencing Company

We set fence posts below the frost line (approximately 36 inches in the Longmont area) and use concrete collars that allow for slight ground movement. Fasteners and hardware are selected to resist corrosion, especially near sprinkler overspray. We also check for existing irrigation lines before digging so the fence and sprinkler system work together without future leaks or breaks.

Yes. We handle the whole project from the initial layout to final planting. For example, we might combine a flagstone patio with low-maintenance shrubs like junipers or native grasses. We coordinate the grading so water drains away from the house, then install the hardscape base, set the stone, and plant the shrubs in prepared beds. If you need existing shrubs removed or transplanted, we can do that as part of the same job.

We do. Sagging gates on a 10-foot opening are common in Longmont due to shifting posts or heavy wind loads. We check the hinges, latch alignment, and post stability. Often we can reset the post, add a wheel kit for support, or replace worn hinges. If the gate is wood, we also offer painting or staining after the repair to match your fence.