Phoenix Iron Fence
Wrought Iron Fence in Phoenix, AZ
Front-yard, view and wall-top iron fence that keeps the yard open to sight lines and breezes.
Phoenix Iron Fence
Front-yard, view and wall-top iron fence that keeps the yard open to sight lines and breezes.
Iron Gates Phoenix has crews that install wrought iron fence in Phoenix front yards, backyards and on top of block walls. Iron fence suits Phoenix because it lets air and views through and doesn't rot, split or fade the way wood does in the sun.
We build fence panels in the shop to the run lengths we measure, then set posts in concrete on site. Where a fence sits on a wall, posts are anchored into the wall cap with base plates or cored in.
Gates are built to match the fence, so pickets, rails and tops line up along the whole run.
Iron panels at the back of a yard that open the view to a wash, park or mountain instead of a block wall.
Short decorative fence around a front courtyard or garden, with a matching walk gate.
Flat tops, spear points, finials, collars and rings, chosen to match the house.
Iron added on top of a block wall to raise its height without a solid look.
| Choice | Options | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Height | Low decorative to full privacy height | HOAs often set limits for front yards |
| Picket spacing | Standard or narrow | Narrow spacing keeps small pets in |
| Top style | Flat, spear, finial, arched | Spear tops discourage climbing |
| Mounting | Posts in concrete or on a wall cap | Wall mounts depend on the wall's condition |
| Railings | Matching iron rails for steps and porches | Built to the same finish as the fence |
Arizona law requires a call to Arizona 811 before anyone digs, and locators get two full working days to mark the lines. We open the ticket before every post hole or gate footing and don't dig until the marks are down.
If the fence sits on a shared block wall, we'll ask you to confirm with your neighbor first, since anchors go into the wall cap.
Yes. Steel doesn't warp or rot, and a good powder coat or paint finish protects it from sun and monsoon rain. Touch-ups every few years keep rust away.
Often, yes. We check the wall for cracks and lean first, then anchor posts into the cap.
Yes. We build stair and porch railings to match a fence or gate.
Many Phoenix HOAs allow iron fence with limits on height and color. We'll give you a drawing and finish color to submit.
Tell us roughly how many feet of fence you need and where it goes. We'll measure the runs and send a written estimate.
Free estimate, no obligation