Cedar Park Metal Gates is the Texas capital region's trusted expert in made-to-order iron entry doors, specializing in pivot doors, hinged double doors, and steel-framed glass entries. We offer thermally broken, insulated-glass doors for homes where the front entry should be the first thing a visitor remembers.
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Our team provides measuring, fabrication, glazing and hanging, delivering a dramatic entry for homes and a secure door for both residential and commercial projects. Backed by 17 years in business and our 18-month workmanship warranty, we've completed over 1,483 projects, from a single 36 in side door to a 48 in by 108 in pivot.
From the header check to the final seal test, our team handles the whole entry. Serving Cedar Park alongside Round Rock, Georgetown and Leander, we hang each door so it swings true and seals against the weather.
Request a free estimate, and we will measure the opening, check the header and price the door before any steel is cut.
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Ravi, Hatley Drive, Rollingwood
A modern rebuild with a tall opening a stock door could not fill
Investment and duration figures are estimates. Your written quote sets the final price and schedule.
Ravi's home on Hatley Drive in Rollingwood needed an entry that matched a tall, modern facade. We built a 48 in by 108 in pivot door, thermally broken, with insulated glass, and hung it on a floor pivot after checking the header. The job was an estimated $8,800 to $13,500 and took an estimated 1 to 2 days. The door opens with one hand despite its weight.
A heavy iron door changes how a house looks from the street, which is why owners ask for one when they remodel an entry. The city grew from 26,049 people in 2000 to 77,595 in 2020, so many Cedar Park homes in Buttercup Creek and Twin Creeks are now 20 years old and due for a new front door. Ranch at Brushy Creek and Crystal Falls owners often keep the frame and swap the door. Ravi's modern rebuild on Hatley Drive in Rollingwood took a 48 in by 108 in door on a floor pivot set in the slab.
A custom entry door is estimated at $3,400 to $19,000 per door, and the size, the glass, the pivot or hinge type and the header condition move that number most.
Hinged or pivot door with insulated glass and a thermal break
A single person-sized leaf with a keyed or magnetic latch
Field measured, shop built, installed in one visit after the shop lead time
Rust treated and recoated rather than replacing sound old iron
Investment and duration figures are estimates. Your written quote sets the final price and schedule.
| Job | Est. investment | Est. duration on site |
|---|---|---|
| Steel or iron entry door | Est. $3,400 to $19,000 per door | Est. 1 to 2 days |
| Walkway or courtyard entry gate | Est. $650 to $1,450 each | Est. 4 to 8 hours |
| Ornamental stair or balcony guard | Est. $68 to $132 per linear foot | Est. 5 to 10 hours |
| Old iron blast and recoat | Est. $31 to $48 per linear foot | Est. 1 to 3 days |
A typical pivot door lands inside the estimated price range and typically takes 1 to 2 days, while a single side door is often hung in a day. These door figures are estimates, and a bigger leaf, more glass or a weak header can change them; the written quote fixes the final price and the hanging schedule once the opening is measured.
A pivot door suits a wide, tall opening, and a hinged door suits a standard frame where the swing is already planned. The table compares the two by estimated price and fit.
| Door type | Est. installed price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Pivot door | Est. $8,800 to $13,500 per door | Wide, tall modern openings |
| Hinged steel door | Est. $3,400 to $19,000 per door | Standard frames and double doors |
| Blast and recoat of an old iron door | Est. $31 to $48 per linear foot | A sound door with a tired finish |
A heavy iron door is hung in a set order, so the header, the pivot and the seal all agree. The process starts with a weight check and ends with a water test.
Steel is the standard door frame material, and our steel gate and fence material comparison explains galvanizing and powder coat. For a matching walk gate at the street, see our pedestrian entry gates, and for a driveway see custom driveway gates.
We measure the opening, weld the frame and hang the leaf ourselves, so the crew that checks your header is the crew that sets your door. After 17 years and over 1,483 projects, the 18-month workmanship warranty has covered welds, the hinge set and door travel on every door we have built. Doors in Rollingwood and West Lake Hills get the same crew and the same header check. Tess's 24 lf balcony guard on Lakeway Drive is steel with a bronze powder coat, an estimated $1,900 to $2,900 over 6 to 10 hours. Felicia's square-bar guard on an Old Town porch and stair runs 32 lf in a hand-rubbed black finish, estimated at $2,500 to $3,700 across 6 to 10 hours. Owen's spiral stair on Rollingwood Drive is steel with oak treads, with a 60 in diameter and an 11 ft rise, an estimated $3,900 to $5,600 over 2 to 3 days.
We build iron entry doors across a 40-mile radius, with doors in Rollingwood, West Lake Hills and Lakeway, and the other towns we cover are listed on the service area page. Old Town, Wolf Ranch and Airport Road homes in Georgetown mostly want a stronger front door. Crystal Falls, Travisso and Mason Hills homes in Leander are newer, so most orders swap a builder door. Forest Creek and Chisholm Trail Road homes in Round Rock are older, so the header is checked first. Quinlan Park Road side and University Club side lots in Steiner Ranch face the sun, and Flintrock Falls and Hills of Lakeway homes in The Hills need association approval first. Brodie Lane side and Slaughter Creek side homes in Shady Hollow date from 1972 on, and Lime Creek Road and Volente Road lake lots in Volente call for a galvanized frame.
An iron entry door usually pairs with a matching walk gate, a stair or balcony guard, or an iron railing that shares the same finish.
An iron entry door is typically estimated at $3,400 to $19,000 per door, and your written quote fixes the price once the opening is measured.
Most doors take an estimated 1 to 2 days on site, after the shop lead time, and your written quote sets the schedule.
Yes, a thermal break between the inner and outer steel keeps the door from carrying heat through.
A pivot door turns on a floor pivot instead of side hinges, which suits a wide, tall leaf.
We check the header at the site visit and write the answer on your quote.
A new entry door can need a building permit depending on the city, so we ask that office about your address and note the answer on your quote.
Ask for a free estimate, and we will measure the opening, check the header and write a quote that names the door, the glass and the hardware.
Start to finish
An estimator walks the opening, reads the grade and marks where the leaf or the slide run has to clear.
Steel gets cut only after you sign off on a scaled drawing that names the tube, the coating and the opener.
Our Cedar Park welders build it, the steel goes for galvanizing and powder coat, and it ships finished.
Posts cure, the leaf goes up, the opener gets wired, and you watch each photo eye and edge stop the gate.
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