CUSTOM IRON GATES IN PHOENIX, AZ
BRING US THE ROUGH IDEA. WE'LL HELP TURN IT INTO A GATE.

Your custom iron gate doesn't have to be completely thought through before you talk to us. It could start as a sketch on paper, a picture you found, a vision in your head, or just you explaining what the gate needs to do and what kind of styles you like.

Built to Fit Your Property, Style, and Budget

A good gate should do more than fill an opening. It should open right, latch right, fit the space, and look like it belongs there. That's where custom work makes a difference.

Some customers come to us with a full idea. Some bring a rough drawing, a photo, or a few things they know they like. Others just know they need a gate for a courtyard, driveway, side yard, RV opening, or entryway and don't want it to look plain. However you start, we can help narrow it down and build something that makes sense for the space.

Brown custom iron driveway gate

Driveway Gates

We can talk through swing, sliding, privacy, visibility, and the style that fits the front of the home.

Custom side iron gate

Side Yard Gates

These gates can be simple and tough, or they can be designed to look like they actually belong with the house instead of just covering a hole in the wall.

Fully custom iron entry gate

Entry Gates

We can build it to match the property, add privacy, and make sure the latch, hinges, and opening direction make sense.

Jermey Peach, Owner & Operator 

Owner-Guided Design 

Jeremy works directly with customers to shape the design before anything gets built. That might mean a hand-drawn sketch, a simple mockup, or just talking through a few options until the plan feels right. The goal is to get enough of a plan in place so the finished gate looks good, fits right, and works the way it should.

Fabricated Locally in Our Mesa Shop

Our custom iron gates are built in our Mesa shop, with the measurements, design, finish, and installation all thought through before it ends up on your property.

We handle every step of the process—from initial consultation and design direction, to precise measurements, detailed fabrication, professional finishing, and expert installation. Each gate is built with the same attention to detail and quality that we'd want in our own homes.

Jeremy Peach working in the custom iron gates shop
Working in the metal shop in Mesa
Custom gate closeup inside the shop
WHY CHOOSE

Custom Iron Gates Built Around the Opening, Not Forced Into It.

A custom iron gate gives you more control over how the finished project looks and works. You can keep it simple and clean, make it more decorative, add privacy, match an existing wall or entry, or create something that turns the front of the home into more of a statement.

Fits Your Space Perfectly

A gate is one of the first things people see. If it looks like an afterthought, the whole entry can feel off. A custom iron gate can clean up the look of a property, add some personality, and make the entrance feel more finished.

Matches Your Style

Whether you want modern clean lines, traditional details, or something in between, we build gates that complement your home and your vision.

Built for How You Live

Phoenix-area homes come with all kinds of openings, block walls, side yards, columns, slopes, and odd measurements. Custom fabrication lets us build around the actual space instead of trying to make a premade gate behave like it was made for it.

Local Craftsmanship

Our custom iron gates are hand-built at our Mesa fabrication shop. We’re blue-collar guys at heart, but we still care about how the finished work looks. Even when we install a stock gate, we want it done right. When we get to build custom work, though, that’s where the job turns into something more creative for us.

GATE LOCATIONS

Iron Gates for Different Locations

Every opening is different. We design and build gates that work for courtyards, driveways, side yards, and entryways. Each location has its own requirements, and we build accordingly.

Courtyard Iron Gates

Courtyard Gates

We can keep it open and decorative, add privacy, or build something that matches the home's stone, stucco, or existing ironwork.

Driveway Iron Gates

Driveway Gates

We can talk through swing, sliding, privacy, visibility, and the style that fits the front of the home. Fully functional and built to last.

RV and Side Yard Gates

RV & Side Yard Gates

These gates can be simple and tough, or designed to look like they actually belong with the house instead of just covering a hole in the wall.

Entry and Walk Gates

Entry & Walk Gates

We can build it to match the property, add privacy, and make sure the latch, hinges, and opening direction make sense for your home.

DESIGN INSPIRATION 

Iron Gate Styles We Build

Every property is different, and not every customer wants the same look. Some people want clean and modern. Some want more of a traditional wrought iron feel. Others want something rustic, private, bold, or completely their own.

The style does not have to be picked from a fixed list. These are just starting points we can use to help you figure out what direction feels right.

MEASURE, SKETCH, FABRICATE, POWDER COAT, INSTALL

The Process

We try to keep the process simple. You bring the idea, the need, or the problem. We help shape it into something we can build. Then we fabricate it, finish it, and install it so it works the way it should.

01
Talk It Through

The first step is talking through the project. What does the gate need to do? Where is it going? Do you want privacy, visibility, curb appeal, security, or all of the above? If you have photos, sketches, or examples you like, bring them.

02
Measure the Opening

Measurements matter. A gate can look great in a sketch and still be a headache if it is not built for the real opening. We look at the width, height, posts, walls, swing direction, ground clearance, and anything else that affects how the gate will fit and function.

03
Estimate & Design Approval

Once the idea is clear enough, we put together the plan and estimate. We'll talk through the design direction, what is included, and what choices affect the final cost. No need to make it more complicated than it needs to be.

04
Fabricate, Finish & Install

After the design is approved, the gate gets built. This is where the metalwork happens: cutting, welding, fitting, grinding, finishing, and getting it ready to install. When it goes in, we want it to look right, open right, and feel like it belongs there.

Iron Gate Materials 

Arizona is hard on exterior work. Sun, dust, heat, monsoon rain, and everyday use all matter. A good custom iron gate needs more than a good design. It needs the right build, the right finish, and a clean install.

Iron & Steel mark

Iron & Steel Construction

Our gates are crafted from high-grade wrought iron and durable steel, ensuring structural integrity and long-lasting performance.

Powder Coating mark

Powder Coating

We utilize a premium electrostatic powder coating process, creating a thick, protective layer that resists chipping and corrosion.

Protective Finishes mark

Protective Finishes

Additional protective treatments and sealants are applied to seal the metal, shielding it from harsh weather elements and UV damage.

MESA'S LOCAL FABRICATION SHOP


Phoenix Custom Gates is based out of our shop in Mesa, and we work with homeowners across Phoenix and the East Valley. If you want to stop by the shop, talk through ideas, or see how we approach custom metalwork, we're local and easy to reach.

Serving Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Gilbert, and Chandler

We build and install custom iron gates for homeowners throughout Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Gilbert, Chandler, and nearby communities. Whether the gate is for a courtyard, driveway, side yard, or entry, we can help figure out what makes sense for the property.

Also Serving Queen Creek, Gold Canyon, Apache Junction, Glendale, and Ahwatukee

Our service area also includes Queen Creek, Gold Canyon, Apache Junction, Glendale, Ahwatukee, and other nearby parts of the Valley. If you are not sure whether we can help in your area, just call and ask.

Work With a Local Gate Shop, Not a Generic Catalog Seller

There is a difference between ordering something that looks close enough and working with a shop that can build around your space. When you work with Phoenix Custom Gates, you are not stuck trying to make a stock gate fit your home. We can talk through the opening, the look, the function, and the budget, then build from there.

Questions

Custom Iron Gate FAQs

We understand that building a custom gate is an investment. Here are answers to the most common questions about our process, materials, and craftsmanship, designed for the practical needs of Phoenix homeowners.

A custom iron gate is a gate built around a specific opening, property, and use. Instead of buying a premade gate and hoping it fits, the gate is designed, fabricated, finished, and installed for the space.

Yes. Iron and steel gates can work very well for Phoenix-area homes when they are built, finished, and installed correctly. They can add curb appeal, privacy, security, and a more finished look to courtyards, driveways, side yards, and entries.

Yes. Odd openings are one of the best reasons to go custom. If the width, height, wall layout, ground clearance, or swing direction is not standard, we can measure the space and build the gate around the real opening.

We can build modern, traditional, decorative, simple, privacy-focused, rustic, and fully custom designs. You can bring us a photo, sketch, or rough idea, and we'll help shape it into something that can actually be built and installed.

The process usually starts with a conversation. We talk through the idea, measure the opening, work through the design, provide an estimate, fabricate the gate, finish it, and install it. We keep it practical and clear so you know what is happening before the gate is built.

The cost depends on the size, design, material, hardware, finish, privacy level, installation conditions, and whether any special details are included. The best way to get a real number is to talk through the gate you want and the opening it needs to fit.

A properly finished iron or steel gate should be fairly low maintenance, but it still lives outside. Cleaning it once in a while, checking the hinges and latch, and touching up chips or wear when needed can help the gate last longer and keep looking good.