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Wrought Iron Gates in Cedar Park, TX

Cedar Park Metal Gates is the Texas capital region's trusted expert in forged iron entry gates and iron restoration, specializing in hand-forged gates, cast iron ornament, and the restoration of older iron that still has good bones. We offer new forged gates built to your opening and blast-and-recoat work for gates where the scrolls are worth keeping and the finish is gone.

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Forged and Cast Iron Gates, Built New or Brought Back

Our team provides measuring, forging, rust repair, powder coating and hanging, delivering a gate with real iron character for homes and a lasting entry 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 4 ft forged walk gate to a 60 lf run of 1970s gate and fence.

From the first rust inspection to the last hinge adjustment, our team handles the whole job. Serving Cedar Park alongside Round Rock, Georgetown and Leander, we build and restore each gate so the iron holds its detail and the finish holds against Texas weather.

Ask for a free estimate, and we will inspect the iron, price the repair or the new gate and tell you plainly which one is worth your money.

What you can hold us to

What Stands Behind the Weld

17 yearsDrawing, welding and hanging gates from our Cedar Park shop
1,483Gates, fences, railings and entry systems completed
18-monthWorkmanship warranty on welds, hinge set, footings and gate travel
40 milesNorth to Georgetown, west to Lake Travis, south to Shady Hollow

A 1970s Forged Gate and Fence Restored on Westlake Drive

Solid iron gate with cast scrolls freshly refinished in satin black at an older stone house

Shirin, Westlake Drive, West Lake Hills

Wrought Iron Gates

Material
old solid iron, cast scrolls, new powder coat
Size
60 lf of 1970s gate and fence
Est. investment
$2,000 to $2,800
Est. duration
1 to 3 days

A 1970s forged gate with rust at the collars and scrolls worth keeping

Investment and duration figures are estimates. Your written quote sets the final price and schedule.

Shirin's home on Westlake Drive in West Lake Hills had 60 lf of 1970s forged gate and fence with rust at the collars. We blasted the iron, repaired two broken scrolls by hand, primed it with zinc and recoated it, and the cast scrolls stayed. The job was an estimated $2,000 to $2,800 and took an estimated 1 to 3 days. The original ornament is still there, and the rust is not.

Why Cedar Park Owners Choose Wrought Iron

Wrought iron is chosen for its look and its life, because hand-forged iron lasts 50 to 100 years when it is kept painted. The city grew from 26,049 people in 2000 to 77,595 in 2020, so many Buttercup Creek and Twin Creeks homes now want an entry that looks like it belongs to the house. Ranch at Brushy Creek and Crystal Falls owners often pair a forged gate with stone columns. Rough Hollow and Lakeway Drive homes in Lakeway want iron that holds up to lake weather, and Lake Austin side homes in Steiner Ranch want a finish that survives the sun.

New matte black steel gate leaf hung on existing painted brick columns over a concrete drive

What Every Wrought Iron Gate Includes

Frame steel
14-gauge tube pickets on 11-gauge rails and 3/16-inch wall gate posts, sized to the leaf rather than to a catalog.
Finish system
Sandblast, zinc-rich primer and a polyester powder coat baked at the coater, never field paint on new steel.
Hinge
Ball-bearing heavy-duty hinges rated above the finished leaf weight, with the leaf weighed before the hinge is ordered.
Footings
36-inch minimum depth for fence posts and 48-inch for gate posts, with rock bits used wherever a limestone ledge stops the auger.
Picket spacing
We hold no more than 4 inches between pickets on any iron gate a child can reach.
Ornament
Forged scrolls, collars and finials made to match your drawing or your existing gate.
Workmanship
An 18-month warranty on welds, the hinge set and gate travel.

Wrought Iron Gate Cost in Cedar Park

Hand-forged iron work is estimated at $88 to $128 per linear foot, and the ornament, the height, the arch and the finish move that number most.

Hand-forged iron gate or fence

Est. investment
$88 to $128 per linear foot
Est. duration
3 to 6 days

Old iron blast and recoat

Est. investment
$31 to $48 per linear foot
Est. duration
1 to 3 days

Rust treated and recoated rather than replacing sound old iron

Walkway or courtyard entry gate

Est. investment
$650 to $1,450 each
Est. duration
4 to 8 hours

A single person-sized leaf with a keyed or magnetic latch

Operator retrofit

Est. investment
$1,900 to $3,700
Est. duration
4 to 8 hours

Investment and duration figures are estimates. Your written quote sets the final price and schedule.

JobEst. investmentEst. duration on site
Hand-forged iron gate or fenceEst. $88 to $128 per linear footEst. 3 to 6 days
Old iron blast and recoatEst. $31 to $48 per linear footEst. 1 to 3 days
Walkway or courtyard entry gateEst. $650 to $1,450 eachEst. 4 to 8 hours
Operator retrofitEst. $1,900 to $3,700Est. 4 to 8 hours

A typical restoration lands near the lower per-foot range and typically takes 1 to 3 days, while a new forged gate takes longer because the ornament is made by hand. These iron figures are estimates, and the ornament, the arch and the condition of old steel can change them; the written quote fixes the final price and the schedule once the rust inspection is done.

Forged Iron, Cast Iron or Steel Gates

Forged iron is hand shaped and long lived, cast iron is poured and detailed, and tube steel is the lowest cost. The table compares them by estimated price and upkeep.

Gate materialEst. priceUpkeep
Hand-forged ironEst. $88 to $128 per linear footScrape and repaint every 3 to 5 years if field painted
Cast iron ornamentRestored in place on an older gateBrittle under shear impact, repaint every 4 to 6 years
Ornamental tube steelEst. $52 to $83 per linear footPowder coat, touch up chips with zinc primer

Cast iron cannot be easily field-welded without pre-heating, so we repair cast scrolls with care or replace a broken one with a forged match. Hot-dip galvanized steel and Cor-Ten are also options for lake lots and weathered looks.

Rust Care Mistakes to Avoid

Rust starts at the bottom and at the joints, so the mistakes are the small ones: wet soil, scratched paint and painting over rust. Iron care rules are simple, and a gate that is checked twice a year rarely needs a rebuild.

  • Mulch against the post: keep mulch 2 inches away from posts so the base stays dry.
  • Sprinklers on the gate: redirect sprinklers so they do not soak the bottom rail.
  • Ignored scratches: touch up scratches with zinc-rich primer before moisture finds the steel.
  • Painting over rust: brushing paint over rust traps moisture, so the iron is blasted first.
  • Missed bottom rail: inspect the bottom 6 inches of the gate, where water sits.
  • Skipped recoat: a field-painted forged gate needs a scrape and repaint every 3 to 5 years.
Two deep grey tube steel gate leaves with a horizontal mid rail over a wide concrete drive

Iron Gate Materials and Related Options

Steel is the standard base for new iron-look gates, and our steel gate and fence material comparison explains galvanizing and powder coat. For a fence to match, see our wrought iron fencing, and for a walk gate beside the drive see pedestrian entry gates.

Why Owners Hire Our Crew for Wrought Iron Gates

We forge, repair and hang the iron ourselves, so the crew that inspects your rust is the crew that sets your hinges. Across 17 years and over 1,483 projects, our 18-month workmanship warranty has stood behind the welds, the hinge set and the gate travel on each iron gate. Gates in Rollingwood and West Lake Hills get the same crew and the same rust inspection. Renata's arched pair on Redbud Trail is steel, an estimated $5,600 to $7,600, drawn from the architect's elevation. Bianca's 180 lf fence on Camp Craft Road pairs with this kind of gate in black powder coat. Felicia's porch and stair in Old Town show the same hand finish, 32 lf of square bar in rubbed black for an estimated $2,500 to $3,700 over 6 to 10 hours. Paige's 42 in arched walk gate in Hills of Lakeway has a keyed latch and a closer, an estimated $800 to $1,300 over 4 to 8 hours.

Flat-top square tube security gate with tight vertical pickets beside a limestone column at dusk

Wrought Iron Gate Service Areas

We build and restore iron gates across a 40-mile radius, with gates in West Lake Hills, Rollingwood 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 forged entry gate. Crystal Falls, Travisso and Mason Hills homes in Leander are newer, so most orders add iron to a builder fence. Forest Creek and Chisholm Trail Road homes in Round Rock are older, so the iron is inspected for rust first. Steiner Ranch lots on the Quinlan Park Road and University Club sides sit on slope, while homes in Flintrock Falls and Hills of Lakeway need association and Village approval before any iron is ordered. Brodie Lane side and Slaughter Creek side homes in Shady Hollow date from 1972 on, so older iron is common, and Lime Creek Road and Volente Road lake lots in Volente call for a galvanized gate. Ignacio's masonry columns at Ranch at Brushy Creek stayed when his warped cedar gate gave way to a steel leaf. Ravi's Hatley Drive pivot door came out of the same shop, an estimated $8,800 to $13,500. Tess's bronze balcony guard on Lakeway Drive, an estimated $1,900 to $2,900, shows the railing side of our iron work. Maren's 90 lf in Blackhawk in Pflugerville replaced a leaning run post to post in black.

Related Services

A wrought iron gate usually pairs with matching fencing, a pool barrier, or custom driveway gates when the whole entry is changing.

Single steel gate leaf between new posts on poured concrete footings with cut limestone exposed along the drive

Wrought Iron Gate Questions Answered

How much does a wrought iron gate cost in Cedar Park?

Hand-forged iron is typically estimated at $88 to $128 per linear foot, and the written quote fixes the price after the rust inspection.

How long does a restoration take?

A blast-and-recoat is an estimated 1 to 3 days of work, and the written quote names the days.

Can you keep the cast scrolls on my old gate?

Yes, we keep cast ornament when it is sound, and we repair or replace a broken piece with a forged match.

How long does wrought iron last?

Hand-forged iron lasts 50 to 100 years when it is kept painted and the base stays dry.

How do I stop rust on an iron gate?

Keep mulch 2 inches from the posts, redirect sprinklers, and touch up scratches with zinc-rich primer.

Do I need a permit for a gate?

A forged gate can need a permit depending on the city, so the office for your lot is asked and its answer goes on your quote.

Request Your Wrought Iron Gate Estimate

Ask for a free estimate, and we will inspect the iron, measure the opening and write a quote that names the gate, the ornament and the finish.

Recent Work From Our Cedar Park Shop

Start to finish

How a Gate Gets From Our Shop to Your Drive

  1. Site measure

    An estimator walks the opening, reads the grade and marks where the leaf or the slide run has to clear.

  2. Drawings and approval

    Steel gets cut only after you sign off on a scaled drawing that names the tube, the coating and the opener.

  3. Shop fabrication

    Our Cedar Park welders build it, the steel goes for galvanizing and powder coat, and it ships finished.

  4. Install and safety test

    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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