Colorado wind, snow, and sun are hard on a fence. We build the kind that stands up to all three — straight posts, solid gates, and clean lines that still look sharp a decade from now.
Rhino Fence is a locally owned, owner-operated fence company based in Johnstown, Colorado. For more than ten years we've been building residential and commercial fence across Northern Colorado and the Denver Metro area — from single backyard privacy fences to full commercial perimeters and automated gate systems.
We're a hands-on outfit. The person who walks your property and gives you a number is the same person accountable for how the job turns out. No call centers, no subcontracted mystery crews, no vanishing act after the deposit clears. We show up when we say we will, we set posts deep and plumb, and we clean up the site before we leave.
Fencing in Colorado isn't the same as fencing anywhere else. Frost depth, expansive clay soils, canyon winds coming off the Front Range — all of it dictates how deep a post goes and how a run gets braced. We build for those conditions on purpose, not by accident.
Fencing is the core of what we do — but if it's in the backyard and it's built out of wood, metal, or vinyl, chances are we build it.
Privacy fence, pet and pool enclosures, front-yard picket, and full property lines. Built to HOA specs and city code, with gates that swing true.
Site security, storage yards, industrial perimeters, and multi-family properties. Chain link, ornamental iron, and post-on-pipe at scale.
Swing, slide and cantilever gates with operators, keypads and safety loops. See our gate work →
New fence sealed right or older cedar brought back to life. UV protection matters at altitude — untreated wood gray-outs fast here.
Custom decks, pergolas, and storage sheds framed and finished by the same crew that builds your fence — so it all matches.
Grading, rock, and cleanup around new fence lines, plus security-focused fencing for properties that need real deterrence.
Not sure which is right for your property? Tell us what you're trying to solve — privacy, pets, livestock, security, curb appeal — and we'll walk you through the trade-offs honestly.
Modern, clean lines. Popular on newer builds and remodels where the fence reads as part of the architecture.
The premium finished privacy fence. A fascia board hides the dog-ear picket tops and a flat 2×6 cap finishes the very top — so it reads as a wall, not a row of pickets.
Cedar frame with welded wire panels. Keeps pets and kids in without blocking your mountain view.
Zero staining, zero rot, no splinters. Higher upfront cost, near-zero maintenance for the life of the fence.
Powder-coated steel or aluminum with finials, rings and scrollwork. Security and elegance — the HOA and poolside favorite.
The value workhorse. Galvanized or black vinyl-coated for yards, dog runs, ball fields and commercial lots.
Galvanized steel pipe set in concrete, sleeved inside a cedar post above grade. No wood touches soil, so the post can't rot from the ground up. The long-game build.
Classic Colorado ranch look. Marks a property line without walling off the view — add welded wire on the back side to make it pet- and livestock-tight.
Acreage, pasture and livestock containment. Steel T-posts or wood corners with braced H-assemblies at every corner and gate.
Custom gates, mixed materials, odd terrain, historic matching — bring it to us. If it can be built, we'll build it.
Ask UsFrom a single residential driveway gate to a 30-foot commercial cantilever on a storage yard — we fabricate the gate, set the foundations, run the power, and program the operator. One crew, one point of contact, one warranty.
No track across the driveway. The leaf hangs from roller trucks and counterbalances itself — which is exactly why it keeps working through a Colorado winter.
The commercial standard for wide openings. The gate hangs from roller trucks on posts beside the drive and counterbalances itself — so there's no track across the driveway to fill with snow, gravel or ice. That matters in Colorado.
The classic estate and driveway look. Two matching leaves on heavy hinge posts, swinging in or out. We size the leaves to your driveway width and set the posts deep enough that they never sag.
The gate is only half the job. We spec the operator to the actual weight and duty cycle of your gate — an undersized motor on a heavy gate is the single most common reason automated gates fail early.
We install both ends of the market. Which one is right depends on gate weight, how many cycles a day it runs, and how much downtime you can tolerate.
Industrial slide gate operator
The one we recommend when the gate runs all day and downtime costs money — storage facilities, contractor yards, apartment entries, anything on a loop detector cycling hundreds of times daily. Higher upfront cost, dramatically lower cost of ownership.
Best for: high-cycle commercial, heavy steel gates, sites that can't afford a failure.
Sliding gate opener, 3,100 lb class
A solid choice for a single-family driveway that cycles a handful of times a day. You give up the continuous-duty gearbox and the commercial safety package, but for a home gate that opens and closes six times daily, it does the job for a fraction of the price.
Best for: residential driveways, low daily cycle counts, budget-conscious builds.
Not sure which tier your gate needs? Tell us the opening width, the gate material, and roughly how many times a day it'll run — that's enough for us to spec it properly.
Get a Gate QuoteBased in Johnstown, we run crews up and down the Front Range. Don't see your town? Call us anyway — we travel for the right project.
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Fencing is a word-of-mouth business. Most of our work comes from a neighbor seeing a fence go up down the street and asking who built it. That's the standard we hold every job to — because the fence stays in the yard long after we drive off, and so does our name on it.
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Tell us a little about your project and we'll get back to you to schedule a walkthrough. We measure on site, talk through your options, and give you a written number — no obligation, no hard sell.