These are the basic steps in bringing a custom gate from concept to reality.
Onion Skin of Proposed Gate
Drawing the Full Size Pattern
Laying out the metal on the pattern
Welding the pattern into a Gate
Coyote Entry Gate
A custom entry gate can do a lot for first impressions for anyone entering your home. They make a statement and most of all they add a lot to your home’s exterior decor. Below are the before and after. Scroll down a little further to see the gate up close. Click on any of the images to see them enlarged.
Before Gate
Coyote Gate Installed
A Closer Look
Hummingbird Gate
Side Yard Gate
This is the hummingbird gate. This gate did not need much background scene to it. The humming bird by itself simply steals the show. This is the side yard (walk-up) version. A full size version for drive or side-yards (with vehicle access) is available.
The Humming bird steals the show
Lizard Gate
Here the metal is cut and bent to fit the full size pattern
First the design is created on paper
The Making of a Lizard Gate
First it is drawn out on paper. Once the design is complete a full size pattern of the actual gate is created. The metal for the Lizard is fashioned over the design pattern.When it is all finished the lizard background will be welded inside of the arch of the gate.
Lilly Gate
Lilly Gate Design
Hummingbird Gate Set
7ft. Hummingbird Gate
Hummingbird Gate
Whether you need a small garden entry gate, a decorative gate for your block wall, an R/V gate, a rolling gate or a large double for your driveway, I can work with you to create a custom design that will fit the bill.
Here is one example of my work with approximate prices. Powder coating would be an additional $300 to $800 depending on the size.
This is a matched set of 3ft and 7ft gates custom sized on both sides of the house for a new block wall. The client opted to upgrade the boards to redwood from doug fir and choose paint for the finish. A similar gates would range from $500 to $1000 ea.
