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Custom metal gates

A new gate that matches your fence, or an old iron one you thought was past saving.

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Restored black iron gate with a shamrock and scrollwork beneath a white garden arbor in Franklin, TN

A gate gets opened and closed every day, so it has to hang right. Richard measures the opening, builds the gate himself, and installs it so it swings shut and latches.

See finished jobs in the projects gallery, or read the estimate FAQs.

  • Driveway, walk-through and security gates
  • Gates made to match an existing fence
  • Gate repair: broken welds, worn hinges and latches
  • Restoration of older and antique iron gates
  • Commercial gates, including a school entrance in Franklin

Common questions

Is my old iron gate worth saving?
Usually, if the frame is still solid. Send Richard a photo and he'll tell you whether it's worth it.
What affects the price of a new gate?
Mainly the width of the opening, the metal and how decorative the design is. A photo of the opening is a good starting point, and the estimate itself is free.
Can you make a gate to match my fence?
Yes. Take one photo of a single fence panel, straight on, and another of the whole opening between the posts. From those, Richard can tell you how close the new gate's pattern and finish can get.

Completed project · Franklin, TN

Antique iron gates, restored and rehung

A customer in Franklin had two antique iron gates with shamrocks worked into the scrollwork, and wanted them saved rather than replaced.

Richard restored and repainted them, altered them to fit the opening, and made new hinges and a latch. Here's one of the gates before, and after it was hung.

Ask about your gate
Before restoration
Antique iron gate with scrollwork and a green shamrock, leaning against a tree before restoration
Restored and installed
Restored black iron gate with a shamrock and scrollwork beneath a white garden arbor in Franklin, TN

Let's talk about your job

Call Richard or request a free estimate. A photo or sketch is a good place to start.