Fencing service

Wrought Iron & Metal Fencing in Fort Worth, TX

When you want security without giving up the view, iron and aluminum are hard to beat. We fabricate panels in-house — straight runs, arched tops, pool-code spacing, decorative scroll — then set posts in concrete and finish everything so it stands up to weather instead of rusting out at the base.

Why homeowners and businesses choose our wrought iron fencing

Welded, not bolted together

In-house welding means cleaner joints, tighter tolerances and panels that follow your grade instead of stair-stepping awkwardly.

Open views, real security

Keep your sightlines to the yard, pasture or street while still enclosing the property.

Aluminum for zero maintenance

Powder-coated aluminum won't rust and works well for pool enclosures and front yard fencing.

Pool-code compliant options

Correct picket spacing, height and self-closing gate hardware for residential pool enclosures.

What's included

  • Custom panel fabrication in wrought iron or aluminum
  • Decorative options: arched tops, rings, spear points, scrollwork
  • Posts set in concrete with proper grade following
  • Rust-inhibiting primer and finish coat on iron
  • Matching walk and drive gates
  • Pool-code spacing and hardware when required
  • Site cleanup and haul-off

Who this is for

  • Homeowners wanting front yard curb appeal
  • Pool owners needing code-compliant enclosures
  • Businesses securing frontage without blocking visibility
  • Acreage owners fencing entries and perimeters

Wrought Iron Fencing projects

Wrought iron fence installed along a Fort Worth, TX property line
Ornamental aluminum fencing installed at a DFW commercial property
Metal fence panels with custom posts installed in the DFW Metroplex

Wrought Iron Fencing FAQs

Iron or aluminum — what's the difference?

Iron is heavier and stronger and is the right choice for security and large gates. Aluminum is lighter, won't rust and is ideal for pool enclosures and decorative front yard fencing.

Will an iron fence rust in Texas?

Not if it's finished correctly. We prime and coat iron and pay particular attention to the base of each post, which is where neglected iron fences fail first.

Can iron fencing follow a sloped yard?

Yes. We rack or custom-fabricate panels to follow grade so you don't end up with gaps under the fence line.

Can you combine iron with wood or masonry?

Absolutely. Mixed iron-and-cedar fences and iron panels between masonry columns are two of our most requested custom builds.

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Serving Fort Worth & the DFW Metroplex

Based in Fort Worth and working across Tarrant, Parker, Johnson and Dallas counties.