Steel Fence

There is something about steel that brings to mind strength and dependability, but the word ‘decorative’ is not one that usually pops into mind when thinking about steel. If you have ever walked through a New England town or been through the garden district of New Orleans, you will probably have taken note of the intricate wrought iron fence designs sported by some older homes. At their best, decorative steel fences can provide the same sort of beautiful workmanship as these sorts of wrought iron fences but with the added durability, strength, and flexibility of steel instead of iron.

Decorative steel fences can be simple or as complex as you like; plain stake and cross-piece yard edging fencing, or intricate creations with fences and trellises and intricate scrollwork that would make even the most heavy-handed Victorian era designer jealous. They can be used simply to indicate property boarders or be crafted at a height and weight that make them ideal for security fencing.

Crafted from steel, decorative steel fences are considerably stronger (though more flexible) and easier to make than their wrought iron counterparts. Steel is an alloy which, while it consists mostly of iron, includes other elements such as manganese, chromium, vanadium, and tungsten which can make it significantly stronger than iron alone and far more flexible in the kinds of items that can be made out of it.

Decorative Steel fences are installed by fencing professionals who will work with you to create the sort of look that is best for your property and that will work with your individual project, and fencing professionals. Compact Constructors will work with you to ensure that all of your fencing needs are met whether they are privacy fences, decorative steel fences, or acoustic fences.

At Compact Constructors, you will find courteous fencing professionals who have years of experience not only installing decorative steel fences, but who can also answer any questions you may have regarding acoustic fences, hydro excavation, masonry entry features, or retaining walls as well.