Security & perimeter fencing
Chain-link, privacy, and controlled-perimeter installations for warehouses, yards, multifamily properties, schools, churches, and commercial sites.

Professional fence and gate installation for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, and managed properties across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Request a commercial estimate →We plan commercial fence and gate installations around access, traffic, security, appearance, and the daily demands of your property. Our team reviews the site before recommending materials, layout, gate movement, and access options.

Chain-link, privacy, and controlled-perimeter installations for warehouses, yards, multifamily properties, schools, churches, and commercial sites.
Durable iron fencing and gates that combine controlled access with a professional appearance for offices, communities, and public-facing properties.
Sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations planned around opening size, traffic flow, available space, power, and access needs.
See commercial work we have completed in Grand Prairie, Arlington, and Grapevine. We review the fence line, gate opening, traffic, power, and access needs at each site before preparing an installation plan.

An eight-foot cedar perimeter fence with security razor wire.

An iron sliding entrance built for a commercial property.

A drive gate installed for Masonic Retirement Community.

A custom gate for a Grapevine commercial entrance.

A smart video intercom for a commercial drive gate.
We install fencing and gates for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, managed properties, and other commercial sites across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Yes. We plan sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations based on the opening, traffic, grade, available space, power, and access requirements.
Yes. Chain-link is practical for many perimeter applications, while ornamental iron can provide controlled access with a more finished appearance. We recommend options after reviewing the property.
No. Make Me A Fence specializes in new fence and gate installations rather than fence repair work.
Request a free on-site estimate. We will review measurements, materials, access, site conditions, and gate requirements before preparing your proposal.

Professional fence and gate installation for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, and managed properties across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Request a commercial estimate →We plan commercial fence and gate installations around access, traffic, security, appearance, and the daily demands of your property. Our team reviews the site before recommending materials, layout, gate movement, and access options.

Chain-link, privacy, and controlled-perimeter installations for warehouses, yards, multifamily properties, schools, churches, and commercial sites.
Durable iron fencing and gates that combine controlled access with a professional appearance for offices, communities, and public-facing properties.
Sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations planned around opening size, traffic flow, available space, power, and access needs.
Every commercial property is different. We review the opening, grade, vehicle movement, pedestrian areas, fence line, and access requirements before finalizing the installation plan. That preparation helps produce a cleaner fit, safer operation, and a finished system suited to the property.

An iron sliding entrance built for a Grand Prairie commercial property.

Gate layouts and finishes coordinated with the surrounding fence and property.

Automatic operation planned around site conditions and daily traffic.
We install fencing and gates for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, managed properties, and other commercial sites across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Yes. We plan sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations based on the opening, traffic, grade, available space, power, and access requirements.
Yes. Chain-link is practical for many perimeter applications, while ornamental iron can provide controlled access with a more finished appearance. We recommend options after reviewing the property.
No. Make Me A Fence specializes in new fence and gate installations rather than fence repair work.
Request a free on-site estimate. We will review measurements, materials, access, site conditions, and gate requirements before preparing your proposal.

Professional fence and gate installation for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, and managed properties across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Request a commercial estimate →We plan commercial fence and gate installations around access, traffic, security, appearance, and the daily demands of your property. Our team reviews the site before recommending materials, layout, gate movement, and access options.

Chain-link, privacy, and controlled-perimeter installations for warehouses, yards, multifamily properties, schools, churches, and commercial sites.
Durable iron fencing and gates that combine controlled access with a professional appearance for offices, communities, and public-facing properties.
Sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations planned around opening size, traffic flow, available space, power, and access needs.
Every commercial property is different. We review the opening, grade, vehicle movement, pedestrian areas, fence line, and access requirements before finalizing the installation plan. That preparation helps produce a cleaner fit, safer operation, and a finished system suited to the property.

An iron sliding entrance built for a Grand Prairie commercial property.

Gate layouts and finishes coordinated with the surrounding fence and property.

Automatic operation planned around site conditions and daily traffic.
We install fencing and gates for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, managed properties, and other commercial sites across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Yes. We plan sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations based on the opening, traffic, grade, available space, power, and access requirements.
Yes. Chain-link is practical for many perimeter applications, while ornamental iron can provide controlled access with a more finished appearance. We recommend options after reviewing the property.
No. Make Me A Fence specializes in new fence and gate installations rather than fence repair work.
Request a free on-site estimate. We will review measurements, materials, access, site conditions, and gate requirements before preparing your proposal.

Professional fence and gate installation for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, and managed properties across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Request a commercial estimate →We plan commercial fence and gate installations around access, traffic, security, appearance, and the daily demands of your property. Our team reviews the site before recommending materials, layout, gate movement, and access options.

Chain-link, privacy, and controlled-perimeter installations for warehouses, yards, multifamily properties, schools, churches, and commercial sites.
Durable iron fencing and gates that combine controlled access with a professional appearance for offices, communities, and public-facing properties.
Sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations planned around opening size, traffic flow, available space, power, and access needs.
Every commercial property is different. We review the opening, grade, vehicle movement, pedestrian areas, fence line, and access requirements before finalizing the installation plan. That preparation helps produce a cleaner fit, safer operation, and a finished system suited to the property.

An iron sliding entrance built for a Grand Prairie commercial property.

Gate layouts and finishes coordinated with the surrounding fence and property.

Automatic operation planned around site conditions and daily traffic.
We install fencing and gates for warehouses, offices, multifamily communities, schools, churches, managed properties, and other commercial sites across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Yes. We plan sliding, cantilever, and swing-gate configurations based on the opening, traffic, grade, available space, power, and access requirements.
Yes. Chain-link is practical for many perimeter applications, while ornamental iron can provide controlled access with a more finished appearance. We recommend options after reviewing the property.
No. Make Me A Fence specializes in new fence and gate installations rather than fence repair work.
Request a free on-site estimate. We will review measurements, materials, access, site conditions, and gate requirements before preparing your proposal.

A beautiful gate should feel like a natural part of your property. We design and install custom driveway gates and access solutions for homes and businesses across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Plan your project →The right driveway gate balances privacy, access, and the architecture of your property. We look at your opening, grade, daily traffic, and preferred materials before recommending a design. From a clean modern entrance to a traditional wrought iron statement, the details matter.

We start with measurements and discuss how you use the entrance, the available space, and the look you want.
We work through gate style, materials, swing or slide configuration, and suitable access options.
Our crew builds and fits the gate with attention to alignment, operation, and the finished appearance.
Residential and commercial entrances need different layouts, access controls, and site planning. These completed projects show the range: a drive gate in Westlake, an automatic drive gate in Southlake, and a commercial automatic slide gate in Grand Prairie. We review opening size, traffic, gate movement, power, and access needs at the property before recommending a design.

An entrance built for Vaquero Country Club.

A residential entrance with automatic operation.

An iron sliding gate built for a commercial entrance.
Sometimes. The opening, grade, available space, and condition of existing posts or fencing all matter. We can assess your site during a free on-site estimate.
A swing gate needs room to open and appropriate grade clearance. A sliding gate may work better where swing clearance is limited, but it needs room along the fence line. We can discuss both on site.
Yes. Coordinating the gate with a new fence can create a cohesive entrance. Tell us whether your project includes the full fence line or only the entry.
Gate pricing depends on the opening, materials, operator and access choices, and site conditions. Request a free on-site estimate so we can price the work accurately.