Wrought Iron Gates – Courtyard Gates, Driveway Gates, Wrought Iron Entry Gates
Garden and courtyard gates, especially iron garden gates, make attractive custom made metal borders to surround your home. We specialize in ornamental wrought iron garden gates, so let our garden gate design staff go to work in developing steel gates to reflect your personal tastes.
Our iron garden gates and wrought iron garden gates are great metal security barriers to protect your home, loved ones, and pets. Whether you want ornamental or simplistic steel gates, we can give it to you. No matter which type of garden gate design is right for your residential or commercial building, we’re sure you’ll be pleased with the custom made gates we fabricate for you. You can use metal and iron garden gates to enhance a small area of your landscaping, or put our wrought iron garden gates around your entire yard or home.
Our custom made ornamental steel gates are as sturdy as they are beautiful. Our garden gate design staff will help you decide the best ornamental wrought iron garden gates to complement the landscape of your home. Our wrought iron garden gates provide lasting beauty and will protect your home. We use the same materials to produce our gates as we do to make our iron doors, iron railings, and iron fencing.
Serving: Elk Grove, Stockton, Vacaville, Fairfield
What types of gates are available?
Swing gates are the most common residential gate
application.
Slide gates are mostly used in commercial applications or
where the landscaping won’t allow the use of a swing gate system,
which may come in handy in most neighborhoods.
Lift Gates are used where the landscape won’t allow the use of
a swing or slide gate system.
Decorative steel is probably the most common used for gates
in areas that require a stronger material. It’s less expensive to
manufacture than iron and still gives you a decorative entry.
Wrought Iron is the most costly of the material to use but it offers
an ol’ world charm that can’t be duplicated with any other material.
Wood is used where the proper decor is necessary.
Many times the material doesn’t matter other than when cost or
strength issues become a driving decision in the material selection.
