Black powder-coated ornamental steel flat-top fence between stone columns at a metro Atlanta property

Wrought-iron & ornamental steel fence installation in metro Atlanta

The timeless black-iron look, built to last — spear-top, flat-top and custom ornamental steel fencing, galvanized and powder-coated so it won't rust or need repainting. Estate perimeters, security fencing and driveway gates across metro Atlanta, with a free on-site estimate.

Atlanta's wrought iron & steel fence installers

Looking for steel fence installation near you? FenceWorks of Georgia has built the classic wrought-iron look in galvanized, powder-coated ornamental steel across metro Atlanta since 2006 — for estate perimeters, security fencing, tall walls, and automated driveway gates. True hand-forged iron is rarely made today, so we fabricate that same timeless silhouette in steel that resists rust for decades and never needs repainting, with every post set in concrete for Georgia's clay. Browse the styles below, then get a free on-site estimate. (Weighing steel against aluminum or wood? Start with our fence material comparison guide.)

Wrought iron & steel fences at a glance
  • Cost: ornamental steel typically runs about $30+ per foot installed (2026) — the mid-to-premium ornamental metal, heavier-gauge and stronger than aluminum
  • Height: most residential runs are 4–6 ft; taller for security fencing or estate and perimeter walls
  • The look: the classic black wrought-iron look, built in galvanized, powder-coated steel that resists rust for decades — without the repainting real iron demanded
  • Styles: spear-top (press-point) with finials, flat-top, and fully custom fabrication — plus matching walk and driveway gates
  • Best for: security, tall perimeters, and long driveway gates where you want maximum strength
Ballpark figures — exact pricing comes from a free, itemized on-site estimate, and heights, permits, and HOA rules vary by city.

Installing steel & iron fences across metro Atlanta — including Decatur, Dunwoody, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Duluth, and Peachtree Corners. We serve 27 cities, Smyrna to Dacula and beyond.

The classic wrought-iron look

This is what most people picture when they say "wrought iron" — crisp black pickets with pressed-point spear tops and fine finials. True hand-forged iron is rarely made anymore, so we build that timeless look in galvanized, powder-coated ornamental steel: the same elegant, see-through silhouette, engineered so it won't rust or need repainting. It keeps kids and pets safely inside without walling off the view — and few upgrades do more for curb appeal and property value. Prefer a lighter, lower-cost version of the same styles? We build them in aluminum too.

Black spear-top ornamental metal fence along a brick home — the classic wrought-iron look
Spear-top pickets along a brick home
Black ornamental steel spear-top pool fence with finial tops
Pressed-point pickets with finial tops
Black flat-top ornamental metal pool fence with a wrought-iron look
See-through security around the pool
Black ornamental steel fence with decorative finials — the classic wrought-iron look
Ornamental steel with decorative finials
See more ornamental metal fences

Estate entrances & driveway gates

Steel earns its keep at the driveway. A heavier-gauge steel gate holds a long or wide span straight over the years with far less sag than lighter metals — so it's our first pick for estate entrances, custom monogram gates and automated driveway gates. We fabricate arches, scrollwork and custom panels, then wire them to keypads, remotes and safety loops for a secure, hands-free entry.

Custom fabricated steel arch driveway gate with an ornamental wrought-iron look at a residential entrance
Custom-fabricated steel — arched entrance
Black steel double drive gate with a custom monogram logo cut into the panels
Double drive gate with a custom logo
Ornamental spear-top double driveway gate with automated access controls at a residential estate
Automated spear-top double gate
Single spear-top ornamental driveway gate with keypad access at a home entrance
Single gate with automated entry
Pressed-point picket ornamental driveway gate matching a wrought-iron fence line
Picket gate to match the fence line
See all aluminum & steel gates

Built strong for security & commercial

When the job calls for real strength, steel fencing is the answer. It's hard to cut or pry, stands up to impact and storms, and scales to tall perimeter walls — which is why we install it for security fencing, commercial properties, industrial facilities, parking lots and heavy-duty gates. Same clean ornamental lines, engineered to take a beating.

Black ornamental aluminum security fence on a wall outside a commercial building
Ornamental steel on a stone base
Black spear-top ornamental steel fence atop a stacked-stone retaining wall
Spear-top fence atop a stone wall
Twelve-foot black steel tube drive gate at a Georgia property
A 12-ft steel tube gate — heavy-duty span
Black steel tube farm and livestock gate on a horse-fence line
Steel farm & livestock gates
Commercial steel automated cantilever gate securing a business entrance
Commercial cantilever slide gate
See our commercial fencing

Steel vs. aluminum: which metal fence is right for you?

Once they're powder-coated black, ornamental steel and aluminum look nearly identical — so the choice comes down to the job. Here's how they compare.

Ornamental steel vs. aluminum fencing — how the two metals compare.
  Ornamental steelthe wrought-iron look Aluminumlightweight & rust-free
StrengthHeaviest-gauge — hard to cut or pry; the strongest metal fence we installLighter; dents more easily under impact
RustGalvanized + powder-coated to seal it; resists rust for decadesContains no iron — can't rust, ever
Best forSecurity, estate perimeters, tall walls, long driveway gatesPools, sloped yards, standard residential runs
Weight & installHeavier; needs sturdier posts and footingsLightweight; faster to set and adjust
MaintenanceKeep the coating intact; an occasional rinseVirtually none — an occasional rinse
The lookSpear-top, finials, custom scrollwork — the wrought-iron lookThe same styles in a lighter build
Cost tierMid-to-premium metalThe budget-friendly metal

True hand-forged wrought iron is a rare, premium custom product today — nearly every "wrought iron" fence installed now is powder-coated steel or aluminum. Not sure which fits your property? A free on-site estimate sorts it out →

$30+/ftTYPICAL, INSTALLED

What ornamental steel fencing costs. Powder-coated steel fencing typically runs $30+ per linear foot installed — a step up from aluminum for the heavier gauge, and well below a true hand-forged wrought-iron custom job. Height, length, gate count and custom fabrication move the price. Exact pricing comes from a free on-site estimate.

See the full fence cost guide → Compare fence materials →

Want the wrought-iron look without the rust?

Get a free on-site estimate and a clear, itemized quote — usually within the same week.

Why homeowners choose FenceWorks for iron & steel

The timeless ornamental look, engineered to outlast Georgia weather — installed right since 2006.

The iron look, without the rust

Galvanized, powder-coated steel gives you the elegance of wrought iron with none of the rust, rot or repainting real iron demanded.

Strength & security

Heavier-gauge steel is hard to cut or pry and holds a long gate straight — the strongest metal fence we build, ideal for security and estate perimeters.

Backed since 2006

A locally owned and operated steel fence contractor — licensed, insured, BBB-accredited, and rated 4.9★ by 880+ metro-Atlanta neighbors, with a written workmanship warranty and the $10,000 TrustDALE guarantee.

How it works

From first call to finished fence — three simple steps.

Free on-site estimate

We walk your fence line, take measurements, and go over styles — spear-top, flat-top or custom fabrication — heights, colors, gates, and any automation you want.

A clear, itemized quote

You see exactly what drives the price — gauge, height, custom fabrication, and gates — usually within the same week, with no surprises. Financing is available through Wisetack.

Install day

Your crew sets every post in concrete, hangs and adjusts the gates, wires any automation, hauls away the debris, and leaves your property clean.

What neighbors say about their steel & iron fences

4.9 · 880+ verified Google reviews — these from metal fence projects

★★★★★

Our experience with the FenceWorks team was excellent. Tony was great to work with, super responsive and great at helping design the layout for a 6' steel fence around our backyard. They went above and beyond with their service, removing some wild landscaping that needed to be cleared before the fence could be installed, because my landscape crew couldn't get to that in time. In addition, I wanted to make a last minute change to the fence I'd initially requested, and Tony made the change and treated it like no big deal.I highly recommend them... In fact, we've already engaged them on a 2nd fencing project at our office building.

— Dave D., Atlanta

★★★★★

Amazing quality and impeccable customer service for a custom metal fencing and gate project. Meyo was so great to work with, he showed up early, had a crew of folks that got the job done quickly and the quality is above and beyond what I expected. Thanks Meyo for your help today and for being great to work with. If anyone is looking for fencing and gate work this is your guy!

— Jeremy S., Atlanta

★★★★★

Victorino did an excellent job installing our new metal fence and gate from FenceWorks. This is the entry to our back yard and patio. I have been wanting to replace the chain link that was there originally. Victorino installed everything to my specifications; he is very meticulous with much attention to detail, including spray painting minor smudges without my bringing that to his attention. He is also a very nice guy! Thanks very much for the great job!

— Rod D., Avondale Estates

★★★★★

FenceWorks did a great job installing our fence. They actually installed a metal fence for almost the same price that another company quoted for a wood fence. We would definitely use them again.

— Joanne H.

Verified Google reviews from FenceWorks metal-fence customers.

Wrought iron & steel fence FAQ

Quick answers on real wrought iron, steel vs aluminum, rust, repairs, and cost.

True hand-forged wrought iron is rarely made today. Most fences sold as “wrought iron” are ornamental steel (or aluminum) formed into that same classic look. We build the timeless black-iron look in galvanized, powder-coated steel — the strength and appearance of iron, without the rust and the constant repainting real iron needed.

Once powder-coated black they look nearly identical, so it comes down to the job. Steel is heavier-gauge and much stronger — the choice for security, tall walls, estate perimeters and long driveway gates. Aluminum is lighter, contains no iron so it can't rust, and costs less, which makes it ideal for pools and standard residential runs. We'll help you pick on-site.

Bare steel can rust, which is exactly why our ornamental steel is galvanized and then powder-coated to seal it — it resists rust for decades with no painting. Keep the finish intact and an occasional rinse is all it needs. If zero rust risk is your top priority, aluminum contains no iron and cannot rust at all — ask us and we'll steer you right.

A properly installed, powder-coated steel fence lasts decades. Unlike old-style wrought iron, there's no sanding or repainting every few years — just rinse it and keep the coating intact. It's dramatically lower-maintenance than the hand-forged iron fences it replaces — and unlike wood, there's no rotting, warping, or termites to worry about.

Yes — steel is the strongest metal fence we install. It's hard to cut or pry, and it holds a long or wide driveway gate straight over time with less sag, so it's our pick for estate perimeters, security fencing and commercial properties. We also build and automate matching steel driveway and entry gates.

Spear-top (press-point), flat-top, finials and fully custom fabrication, typically 4 to 6 feet tall — taller for security — in black, bronze and other powder-coat colors, with matching walk and driveway gates. Ornamental steel typically runs $30+ per linear foot installed; true hand-forged wrought iron is a rare premium tier. We give free, itemized on-site estimates.

Yes — we repair as well as install: leaning posts, damaged panels or pickets, and gates that sag or won't latch. Choose "Repair" on the quote form and we'll take a look with a free on-site estimate.

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