Yes. A fence usually needs one or more gates, and we fabricate walk gates and wider drive gates in the same material and finish as the run, whether that is an ornamental steel gate for a historic home or a slat gate for a modern one. Built in-house alongside the fence, the gate matches exactly, and we hang it on posts and hardware sized to keep it swinging true for years.

Yes, and it is some of our favorite work in the area. We can reproduce a period ornamental design, match existing metalwork on the property, and build a steel fence that suits a Victorian or craftsman home near the Capitol rather than looking like a modern add-on. Because we fabricate by hand in our own shop, this kind of period matching is well within what we do.

Near the water, aluminum has the edge because it cannot rust in the marine air, which is why slat and many prefab systems use it. Steel is stronger and takes ornamental detail better, which matters for historic homes, and finished through a multi-step powder-coat over a primer it holds up well when set back from the water. We help you weigh the two for your property.

It depends on the home and the look. For Olympia's historic Victorian and craftsman houses, custom ornamental steel matches the period. Horizontal aluminum slat fences give a modern, private screen for a newer home and will not rust in the marine air. Prefab panels are efficient for a straightforward run. Because we build all three, we recommend what fits your property.