Open-view fencing
Plan a defined perimeter while retaining views across your outdoor space. Review height, rail style and the fence line during the site visit.
Ornamental iron fencing · Dallas–Fort Worth
Iron fencing, planned for your property.
Define your outdoor space without closing off the view. Make Me A Fence installs ornamental iron fencing and custom gates across Dallas–Fort Worth.
We review your fence line, gate openings, preferred appearance and site conditions before preparing an installation proposal.
Design, access and installation
Fence lines and gates that work together.
A fence is more than a row of panels. Its layout needs to account for changes in grade, access points, adjoining structures and how you use the space. We discuss the fence style, height, gate placement and material specifications together so your proposal reflects the property.
Custom gates
Coordinate the entrance with the surrounding fence. Discuss pedestrian access, a driveway opening or automatic operation as part of the same plan.
Explore automatic driveway gates →Commercial properties
For a business or managed property, consider daily traffic, entry points and the way the perimeter supports site operations.
Explore commercial fencing →Real work, not stock inspiration
See the details in our project gallery.
The Arlington project shown here uses a four-foot, three-rail iron fence with an open view across the outdoor space. Our gallery also includes custom iron gates in Grapevine and Cedar Hill, and a commercial automatic slide gate in Grand Prairie.
View completed fence and gate projectsWhat we review on-site
- Fence-line measurements and changes in grade
- Preferred height, style and material specifications
- Pedestrian and vehicle access needs
- Gate openings and surrounding structures
- Installation scope and property conditions
Final scope, measurements and pricing are confirmed for your property before installation.
Straight answers
Iron fence installation questions.
Is ornamental iron the same as wrought iron?
People often use “wrought iron” to describe a traditional metal-fence appearance. The actual material and fabrication method should be identified in your proposal. We confirm the specifications for your project rather than assume every metal fence uses the same material.
Can the fence include a matching gate?
We plan fence lines and gate openings together. Tell us whether you need pedestrian access, a driveway entrance or an automatic gate so those needs can be reviewed during the site visit.
How is the installation price determined?
Your proposal depends on measurements, fence design and height, gate requirements, material specifications and site conditions. Request a free on-site estimate to confirm the scope and pricing.
Do you offer fence repairs?
Our focus is new fence and gate installations, not fence repairs.
Plan your fence
Tell us about your property and the look you want.
Start with a free on-site estimate for your iron fence or gate project.