Split Rail Fencing in Loveland, CO
Why Loveland Calls Us
- Free written quotes
- Loveland code checked for your lot
- Colorado 811 locates before digging
- Licensed and insured
Split rail fencing in Loveland marks a line without closing it in. It suits the larger lots around Campion, Masonville and Berthoud, driveways and front yards where a solid fence would be out of place.
We install two and three rail fences, with welded wire mesh on the inside when dogs need to stay put.
Why Split Rail Works Here
An open rail fence lets wind blow straight through, so it holds up in the gusts that flatten solid fences. It also costs less per foot than privacy fencing over a long run, which matters on acreage.
Because it is open, split rail is also a good fit for front yards and corner lots where codes hold solid fences lower.
Split Rail Options
- Two rail, about 3 to 4 feet tall, for boundaries and driveways
- Three rail for a taller line or for horses
- Welded wire mesh behind the rails for dogs
- Matching walk and ranch gates (see fence gates)
Rocky and Sloped Ground
West of Loveland the ground gets rockier and steeper. Split rail follows grade naturally, and we plan post spacing around rock and slope at the measuring visit.
Split Rail Questions
Will split rail keep my dog in?
Not on its own. Adding welded wire mesh to the inside of the rails turns it into a dog-safe fence.
Do you build long runs on acreage?
Yes. We measure the full line and quote it per section, with gates where you need access.
Planning a Fence in Loveland?
Call or send a quote request. We will measure your line and send a written price.