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Fence Demolition in Arvada, CO
Removing an old fence sounds simple until you actually try it — posts set in concrete don't come out easily, and there's more to consider underground than most people realize. Supreme Fencing Arvada LLC handles fence demolition across Arvada, whether you're clearing the way for a new fence or just want an old one gone.
What Fence Demolition Actually Involves
- Utility locate – Before we dig, we submit the required 811 utility locate request to help avoid underground utility lines.
- Fence removal – We carefully remove the fence panels, pickets, or chain-link fabric to keep the job organized and minimize disruption.
- Post removal – Fence posts are pulled out along with their concrete footings whenever needed, leaving a clean foundation for your next project.
- Debris hauling – All old fencing materials and concrete debris are loaded up and hauled away for proper disposal.
- Final cleanup – We fill any remaining holes, level the area, and leave your property clean and ready for a new fence or any other landscaping plans.
When You Might Need Fence Demolition
- Replacing an old or damaged fence with a new one
- Clearing a property line before a property sale or renovation
- Removing a fence that no longer serves its purpose
- Taking down storm-damaged sections that are beyond repair
If you’re planning to install a new fence right after, our fence installation team can coordinate the whole project, so there’s no gap between teardown and rebuild.
Why We Call 811 Before Fence Removal
Before removing any fence, we submit an 811 utility locate request. Fence posts are typically set 2 to 3 feet deep, which means digging can come close to underground gas, electric, cable, or communication lines. Calling 811 is required before excavation and helps prevent accidental damage during the removal process. It’s also important to know that 811 only marks public utility lines. Private utilities such as sprinkler systems, landscape lighting, and invisible pet fences are not included, so we’ll ask about them before work begins to help avoid any unnecessary damage.
Areas We Serve
We provide fence demolition and removal services throughout Arvada, including Olde Town Arvada, Ralston Valley, West Woods, Candelas, Lake Arbor, and nearby Jefferson County communities. Whether you’re removing a wood, vinyl, chain link, metal, or composite fence, Supreme Fencing Arvada LLC safely removes old fencing, hauls away the debris, and leaves your property ready for a new installation or other improvements. Contact us to confirm service availability in your area.
How We Handle Your Fence Demolition
1- On-site consultation
We inspect the fence, identify the materials, and determine how the posts and footings are installed.
2- Utility Request
We submit the required 811 utility locate request before any digging begins.
3- Fence removal
Panels, pickets, chain-link fabric, posts, and concrete footings are removed safely and efficiently.
4- Cleanup
We haul away all debris, fill any remaining holes, and leave your property clean and ready for what's next.
What Does Fence Demolition Cost in Arvada?
Fence demolition in Arvada typically costs $5–$15 per linear foot, depending on the fence material, total length, post depth, and removal complexity. Fences with concrete footings, difficult access, or large amounts of debris generally cost more to remove than standard installations. Final pricing also depends on hauling, disposal, and site conditions. The best way to receive accurate pricing is with a free, no-obligation on-site estimate.
Get Your Free Fence Demolition Quote Today
Ready to remove an old fence? Contact Supreme Fencing Arvada LLC for a free on-site estimate. We’ll assess your property, recommend the safest removal approach, and provide transparent pricing with no obligation. Call (720) 923-8952 or fill out our online form to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to remove my old fence before installing a new one?
In most cases, yes. Removing the existing fence allows the new fence to be installed on a solid, properly aligned foundation. If you’re planning a replacement, we can handle both the fence demolition and the new fence installation as part of the same project.
Will removing the fence damage my yard?
We take care to minimize disruption during demolition. After the fence is removed, we fill any remaining post holes and clean the work area so it’s ready for a new fence, landscaping, or other improvements.
What if only part of my fence needs to be removed?
That’s not a problem. If only one section is damaged, fence repair or fence post replacement may be a better option than removing the entire fence. We’ll inspect the fence and recommend the most practical and cost-effective solution.
