The work, not a rendering of it
Photos of what actually left the shop.
Every photo below is our own job or our own shop floor, nothing borrowed from a stock library. Grouped by trade: ornamental iron, gates, wood and chain-link, the shop floor, then the commercial and guardrail work.
Ornamental iron
Scrollwork, drawn and welded here.
The bronze and black work below is what our own logo is a drawing of. Every fleur-de-lis and every scroll is cut and shaped in the shop, not ordered from a catalogue.
Gates
Driveway gates, sized to the property.
A gate has to answer to the slope of the drive and the swing of the leaf before it answers to how it looks. These two both do both.
Wood and chain-link
The two lines that go up fastest.
Cedar privacy and picket work alongside galvanized chain-link, the two fence lines that cover the most ground of any we install.
The shop floor
Where the metal actually gets cut.
Fabrication tables, sawhorses and welders on the shop floor at 714 Guadalupe Street, mid-job.
Commercial and guardrail
The work that does not look like a fence job.
Handrails, ADA ramps and W-beam guardrail sit alongside the fence lines, evidence of the commercial and public-space side of the shop.
Want to see the whole list?
The photos above cover five of the twelve lines we run. Read the rest, including custom metal fabrication, mason work and general construction, on the services page.