Primos Landscaping - Denver's Best Privacy Fence Installation

Denver’s climate is tough on wood. The intense sun dries out the lumber, while sudden snow and freeze-thaw cycles cause constant expansion and contraction. Combined with our clay soil that shifts when wet, fence posts can move, leading to warping and cracking. Primos addresses this by using properly treated lumber, setting posts deep with concrete for stability, and applying high-quality weatherproofing stains that block UV rays and moisture. Regular maintenance, like resealing every few years, also helps your fence last longer.

Look for faded or peeling stain, small cracks or splinters, and wood that feels rough or dry to the touch. If you notice water soaking in rather than beading up, it’s time for a fresh coat. In Denver, fences typically need weatherproofing every 2–3 years. Primos offers professional staining and sealing that penetrates deep, protecting against our harsh sun and occasional snow. We’ll inspect your fence first and recommend the right product for your wood type and exposure.

Denver’s clay soil expands and contracts with moisture, often causing gate posts to lean or sink. First, check if the gate is dragging or sticking – that’s a sign the post has moved. A temporary fix is adjusting the hinges or adding a shim, but a long-term solution requires resetting the post. Primos can excavate, re-level the post, and pour fresh concrete to stabilize it. We also reinforce the gate frame and install heavy-duty hinges designed for our climate. If your gate is automatic, we’ll realign the track and sensors as part of the repair.