Wrought iron entry gates in Houston
Custom wrought iron driveway and walkway gates for Houston-area homes, sized to your opening, in a style that matches the rest of the house. The gate is the first piece of iron anyone sees, so we build it to set the tone.
- Sized to
- Your opening
- Matches
- Your door and lanterns
- Built
- In house
The first thing people see
Before anyone sees your front door, they see the gate. It marks where the street ends and your home begins, and it tells people what kind of house waits at the end of the drive.
We build gates in the same iron as our doors. That means the gate, the front door and the lanterns can share one scroll pattern, from the street to the front hall.
A good gate is a promise about the house behind it.
Measure the opening
A gate is built to one opening, so good numbers matter. Send us these and we can draw it.
- The width between the posts or columns
- The height you want the gate to be
- Which way it should open, and what it has to clear
- How much the drive slopes, if it slopes
Measure twice, and the gate swings right the first time.
Check the rules first
Many neighborhoods have an HOA or a covenant review that approves gates and fences, and many cities need a permit. Ask before you order. Our town pages list the local rules we know about, from The Woodlands' covenant review to the small cities around Austin.
How to get your gate
Call us
Call 281-500-0046, or leave your name and number and we call you back.
We come out and measure
We meet you at the house, take the measurements ourselves and give you an exact price.
We build it
Right now our lead time is 4 to 6 weeks. We can do the full install.
Real installs
Questions buyers ask
Do you build driveway gates?
Yes. We build iron entry gates for driveways and walkways, sized to your opening.
Can the gate match my front door?
Do you install gate openers?
Yes. We fit LiftMaster openers, so the gate opens from the car.
How long does a gate take?
Right now our lead time is 4 to 6 weeks.
Do I need a permit or HOA approval for a gate?
Often, yes. Check with your HOA and your city before work starts.
