Gates, Fencing & Welding
Security gates built on site to your exact measurements — plus fencing, iron work, and all types of welding.
Done Right,
Every Time
A gate is security, curb appeal, and craftsmanship all in one frame — and off-the-shelf never fits right. Security gates here are built on site to your exact measurements: welded square, hung level, and swinging true, whether it's a garden gate or a full driveway entrance.
The fence line gets the same treatment — new wood fencing stained to last, ornamental iron fencing, and repair work that blends in. Behind it all is real welding capability: all types of metal fabrication and repair, finished with paint or baked-on powder coating for a surface that outlasts weather.
Everything We Handle
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Security Gates — Built On Site
Custom gates fabricated to your exact opening, not forced from a catalog size.
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New Fencing
Wood, iron, and combination fences set straight with concrete-set posts.
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Stained Fencing
Professional fence staining that protects wood and keeps it rich for years.
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Iron Fencing
Ornamental iron runs, panels, and repairs — welded, not just bolted.
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All Types of Welding
Fabrication and repair on gates, railings, brackets, and structures.
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Powder Coating — All Metals
Durable baked-on finishes in any color for iron and steel work.
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Gate Hardware & Openers
Hinges, latches, and operator prep fitted for smooth daily use.
What It Looks Like
Done Properly
The Process
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Measure On Site
Openings measured in place — slope, swing, and clearance all accounted for.
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Fabricate & Fit
Cut, welded, and test-fit on site so the gate matches reality, not a drawing.
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Finish
Ground smooth, primed, and painted or powder coated for longevity.
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Hang & Tune
Posts set solid, hinges aligned, latch tuned — a gate that swings with one finger.
Frequently Asked
Why build a gate on site instead of buying one?
Because openings are never perfectly standard. An on-site build matches your exact width, grade, and swing — no gaps, no dragging, no compromise.
How long does fence stain last?
A quality penetrating stain on properly prepped wood typically lasts 3–5 years depending on exposure — far longer than leaving cedar to gray and dry out.
Can you repair an existing iron fence?
Yes — broken pickets, rusted sections, and sagging gates can be cut out, re-welded, and refinished to match.
Can my gate be automated?
Yes — gates are built operator-ready, with the bracing, clearances, and power run an automatic opener needs. Add the operator now or later without rebuilding anything.
How long does a custom gate take?
Measure, fabricate, finish, and hang typically runs days, not months — because it's built on site rather than ordered from a catalog and hoped for.
Wood or iron fencing — which lasts longer?
Powder-coated iron wins on decades, wood wins on privacy and warmth. A stained cedar fence maintained on a 3–5 year cycle will still serve 20+ years — the honest answer depends on what the fence is for.
Let's Make Something
Worth Looking At.
Get a detailed quote — no obligation, no pressure, just a real conversation about what you need and what it'll take.
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