Iron Fence

Yes — ironwork built to your design is the bulk of what we do here. Bring a drawing, a photograph or just a description, and we will tell you what is buildable and what we would change before anything is fabricated.

We do. Single walk-through gates, double drive-through gates and ornamental iron gates are all built to match the fence design and hardware we install, so the gate does not look like it arrived separately.

It is a common one, because it encloses without blocking the view. Worth knowing before you plan it: pool fencing is one of the cases in Austin that sometimes does need a permit, unlike most standard residential fences. We check and tell you up front, and we handle the paperwork if it applies.

It is the fair question to ask about any ironwork. We will walk you through the finish options and what upkeep each one asks of you when we come out and quote, so you are choosing with the maintenance in mind rather than finding out later.

We size it to what the property actually needs rather than to a standard. The one thing to flag is that taller installs are, along with pool fencing, the other case in Austin that can need a permit — we tell you before you commit to a height.

Yes. Texas storms can take out a whole section, splinter pickets, or bend posts in an afternoon. As fencing contractors who keep a repair crew on standby, we come out, assess the damage, and give you a straightforward quote.

Yes. The same crews do both, and a good deal of our iron work is commercial — entrances, perimeters and gates where the fence has to look like the front of the business, not just secure it.

A few things help us hit the ground running: pets indoors, and gates or side access cleared for wheelbarrows. We handle everything else, including marking utilities before we start.