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Law Fence
Providing Quality Fencing in Colorado Springs for 27 Years
Fence and gate installation, fence repair and custom fencing in the Colorado Springs area- we do that and a lot more. A range of fencing options from the best cedar, to iron and chain-link fencing are merely few of the choices we offer. Our customers are property owners and families, we serve businesses and farmers, if you have a fencing need - we have a solution.
We pride ourselves in our work, and we are dedicated to making your decision to work with us the right one by backing it up with our above-and-beyond customer service. Law Fence customers have been discovering why we are the Colorado Springs fencing contractors you want, since 1990.
Law Fence at 3250 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80907, (Owned by: Dave Law) has a BuildZoom score of 98 and ranks in the top 16% of 55,949 Colorado contractors.
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- BuildZoom verified in September, 2020 that this contractor does not need a license to be a contractor in Colorado.
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My name is Linda Stewart. My husband and I are disabled seniors, and we hired Law fence to replace an old fence.
My husband said that we should hire him because his website said that he is a fully insured and licensed Colorado Springs fence contractor and if they are licensed, you can be sure that they will do a good job. Regional Building says that they have no record of him or his company having a license.
They did not do a good job, and when Mr. Law came out to look, he would start yelling and using profanities when my husband would point out something that was wrong. Mr Law made silly excuses like the fence is crooked because it opens up the driveway so you can drive in.
It was bad enough that he said he was going to replace the whole fence for free. I have attached pictures of the texts he sent saying he would replace it.
When he came out the next day, he said that the fence he built breaks Colorado Springs safety regulations, but if he replaced it he would have to call the city on us and we would get in trouble. He texted us a picture from the city’s website that has a diagram of the requirement that shows his fence is in violation. His website says that he is an expert in fence regulations and they handle all the details so the fence is compliant.
He told my husband that his law guy told him that as long as he tells us about the safety violation, it would be our fault if somebody got hurt walking on the sidewalk.
When he finally left for the last time he said that if my husband wanted the code violation fixed, he could do it himself. Then he said something about firearms and that scared me. He sent my husband an email saying not to contact him.
All this really happened and I don’t know what to do. When my husband thought he was acting strange he started taking video of their conversations. He has copies of emails, texts, recordings, screenshots, and some photos that support everything I said, and has even downloaded his whole website.