IRON FENCES IN AUSTIN, TX

An iron fence blends elegance, strength, and security. Also known as ornamental fences, these fences are actually often crafted from aluminum or steel as opposed to wrought iron. Steel is around 98% iron and the rest is carbon, providing Austin, TX homeowners with a classic style that has a high-level of flexibility and durability. Unlike wood, iron fences resist warping and pests, offering a long-lasting solution with minimal upkeep. Their open, stylish design maintains visibility, making them ideal for front yards, gardens, pool enclosures, or landscape views.

A black metal fence with vertical bars and a small sign in the top right corner reading "Paragon Fence & Outdoor" with logo and website.
Black metal fence with vertical bars and a small logo tag in the upper right corner that reads 'Paragon Fence & Outdoor'.

Non-adjustable rail fence: Standard pre-fabricated and made out of galvanized black powder-coated steel. These rigid panels can’t be angled for sloped yards.

Black metal gate with vertical bars and a small offered sign in the top right corner, branded with Paragon Fence & Outdoor logo.

Adjustable rail fence: Pre-fabricated and made with galvanized black powder-coated steel that can be angled to accommodate sloped yards.

Adjustable riveted rail fence: Pre-fabricated and made with galvanized black powder-coated steel or aluminum. These panels are adjustable with many style options.

iron fence gallery

With Paragon, you’re in great hands. Our iron fence gallery features projects personally managed by Paragon’s owner — including experience from before forming Paragon Fence and Outdoor, LLC.

how much does an iron fence cost?


Iron fencing has its own pricing structure, mainly because the material, fabrication, and installation process are completely different from a wood fence. Iron panels are fabricated and finished, and the final cost can vary widely based on the fence length, height, the specific material, and the style or profile you choose.

Because of those variables, the best way to get accurate pricing is to request a quote. That allows us to look at your property, understand the layout, and factor in any details like grade changes, gates, or design upgrades.

If you’re deciding between iron, wood, or a hybrid option, we’re always happy to talk through the pros, tradeoffs, and what makes the most sense for your space so you can make a confident decision before moving forward.