Iron Fence Installation Built to Last in Houston's Climate

An iron fence is only as good as its installation. Pre-fab panels dropped into shallow holes will lean, gap, and rust out at the joints within a few seasons — especially in Gulf Coast humidity and Houston's shifting clay soil. We install every fence the way it should be done: posts set deep in concrete, panels welded or properly fastened to spec, and hardware aligned so gates swing true for years, not months.

Whether you're fencing a front yard, wrapping a full property line, or adding an automatic gate to a new driveway, we plan the layout around your property's actual grading, utilities, and HOA requirements before anyone breaks ground.

• Free On-Site EstimateWe walk the property line with you and measure for an accurate quote — no surprises later.
• Utility Locate FirstWe coordinate utility marking before any digging, so post holes don't hit a line.
• Posts Set in ConcreteEvery post is set below the frost-appropriate depth and set in concrete, not just packed dirt.
• Welded or Bolted to SpecPanels are welded for genuine wrought iron or fastened per manufacturer spec for ornamental steel systems.
• Primer & Finish CoatA proper coating system before the fence ever touches Houston humidity.
• Final WalkthroughWe check every gate, latch, and post with you before calling the job done.

How an Iron Fence Installation Works

1. 1
   Design & Material SelectionWe help you choose between genuine wrought iron and ornamental steel based on budget, style, and how the fence will be used.
2. 2
   Layout & Utility LocateWe mark the fence line and coordinate utility locating before digging starts.
3. 3
   Posts & ConcretePost holes are dug to proper depth and set in concrete to keep the line straight for the long run.
4. 4
   Panels, Welding & GatesPanels go up, welds are finished, and any gates are hung and aligned.
5. 5
   Coating & Final InspectionPrimer and finish coat go on, then we walk the fence with you before wrapping up.