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Fence Gate Installation
Your chain link fence is only as secure as the pedestrian or vehicle gate that closes it. We offer custom gate installation to fit your space and fence type. We manufacture a wide range of chain link and privacy chain link gates – both swing and rolling chain link gates, each starting as raw materials at our 5,000-square-foot facility.
Before we install your fence and/or gate, our staff will come and measure your existing fence or the gate opening for a new one. Every gate is cut, notched, and welded to give you a product as durable and secure as the rest of your fencing.
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The Right Gate for You
With our fence gate installation services, we can build anything from 4-foot walk-through pedestrian gates and 12-foot double swing vehicle gates to 20-foot rolling gates and every size in between. Double swing gates are great if you need vehicle access. They are also less expensive than rolling gates of equivalent size. If your ground is hard and smooth, rolling chain link gates are perfect as vehicle openings used daily, even on wide driveways when using a “pinch roller” style gate. For driveways wider than 22 feet, two rolling gates that meet in the middle of the opening would be ideal.
Fence Gate Installation Done Right
At All American Fence Erectors, we realize that when you contact us for gate help, you want upfront pricing information, an excellent selection of fencing materials, a schedule that will fit your needs, and top-tier workmanship. As a result, we’ve built our gate installation process around these four core areas.
How to Install a Fence Gate with All American Fence Erectors
When we arrive at your location, we’ll ask you several questions about your property’s existing gate or fence, if you have one. We’ll then inspect the fence and/or the property requiring fencing.
We’ll help you try to determine your property line if you're unsure of it. We’ll also handle the underground process and contact your utility, phone, and gas companies to ensure we don’t strike any public lines while setting posts. All in all, we’ll make the fence gate installation process as seamless as possible for you, our valued customer, from beginning to end.
If you’d like to know more about gate installation, check out our FAQs for "Chain Link Gates 101" or call to get a quote from one of our fencing professionals today.
- Get a written estimate
- Sign the contract
- Schedule a start date
- It takes 2-4 weeks to start
- One day to set posts
- 2-4 business days in between setting posts and stretching wire/hanging gates
- One day to stretch wire and or hang gates
- Enables easier access to your property
- Practical
Upon getting a written quote from our salesmen and signing a contract, we schedule a date to start your fence gate installation. Our backlog at that particular time will determine how long it will take to get your project rolling. For most jobs, it takes one day to set all the posts and another to stretch the wire and hang the gates. Remember, we make and install both swing and rolling chain link gates.
NOTE: We allow 3-5 business days between the start and finish dates for the concrete to cure properly and develop enough strength to support your fence and gate(s).
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a commercial wrought iron fence add value to a property?
Absolutely! Real estate agents find that the work of our wrought iron fence installers across the High Desert has enhanced property values. Beyond dollars and cents, these fences create instant curb appeal that chain link and wood fencing can’t match. Our commercial-grade iron gives properties that premium look buyers crave. The perceived security boost alone makes premises more marketable in today’s market.
How long does a wrought iron fence last?
Our commercial iron fences typically last for decades with basic care. Our iron fence contractors have repaired fences installed by other companies in the 1970s that are still going strong! The powder coating we apply extends life dramatically in our harsh desert climate. Our wrought iron fence installers only use quality iron that is built to last – many business owners never need to replace it.
Is a wrought iron fence worth it?
Just see our reviews! While upfront costs run higher than chain link commercial fencing, the lifetime value of a wrought iron fence is unbeatable. With no replacement costs, minimal maintenance, enhanced security iron fencing for businesses, and impressive aesthetics, such as that seen in our highly popular black wrought iron fences, wrought iron is a smart choice. Beyond the quality material, our wrought iron fence installers have decades of experience setting up fences in the High Desert area.
How often do you paint a commercial wrought iron fence?
With our high-grade powder coating process, most commercial clients go years before needing any touch-ups from iron fence contractors, unlike with aluminum and other fencing materials. Traditional liquid paint might need recoating every few years, but our commercial coatings resist peeling and fading far longer. Some clients in less exposed areas report 20+ years without repainting.
Should wrought iron rust?
Properly finished wrought iron shouldn’t rust! If you’re seeing rust on a relatively new fence, something’s wrong with the coating or installation. Our wrought iron fence installers’ preparation process includes preliminary cleaning and thorough drying before applying the powder coating. We guarantee our commercial fences against premature rusting; it’s simply not normal for quality iron fencing.
What’s the difference between your Guardian and Aristocrat styles?
It’s all in the tops! Guardian features our premium arched-top design where vertical pickets extend through an arched upper rail. It creates quite a dramatic profile against the desert sky. Aristocrat keeps things elegantly simple with straight vertical pickets. Both styles use the same heavy-duty iron and security features, so the choice comes down to pure aesthetics. Let our wrought iron fence installers know what your tastes are, and we’ll install what you want.
Do commercial wrought iron fences require special gates?
Not special, just properly engineered. Our commercial gates use heavier hinges, stronger bracing, and commercial-grade hardware. For businesses with high traffic, we recommend our self-closing mechanisms and panic hardware. For vehicles to pass through easily, we suggest our smooth-operating rolling gates. We preassemble and test all gate hardware before installation to ensure flawless functionality.