Ornamental Metal Fencing in Central Kansas

It comes down to the job. Powder-coated aluminum never rusts, stays light, and is perfect for pool borders, garden lines, and decorative front yards. Welded steel is heavier and far harder to bend, so we recommend it for security fencing, commercial perimeters, and gates that get heavy use. We'll talk through both at your estimate and steer you to the right one.

Aluminum doesn't rust at all — it's why we love it around pools and on acreage. Steel can rust only if its coating is breached, so we use galvanized, powder-coated stock and seal every cut edge during install. With the factory finish intact, you can expect decades of clean, rust-free metal even through our wet springs and hot summers.

Almost none. Unlike a wood fence that wants staining every couple of years, ornamental metal just needs a rinse with the garden hose once or twice a year to clear off dust and pollen. On steel, the only extra step is dabbing touch-up paint on any deep scratch so the coating stays sealed. That's the whole routine.

Better than most. Open pickets let the wind blow right through instead of catching it like a solid privacy panel, so there's far less force on the fence. The key is post depth — we set posts in concrete below the frost line and brace the gates, which keeps an ornamental run standing straight when softer-built fences lean.

Most installed ornamental metal fences run about $25–$55 per linear foot here, depending on whether you go aluminum or steel, picket height, gates, and how much slope or core-drilling the site needs. The only way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate — we'll measure, walk options, and hand you a written price with no pressure.

Yes. Ornamental panels are rackable, meaning we can angle them to follow the grade of your yard for a smooth, continuous line instead of the stair-step gaps you get with rigid panels. It's one of the reasons metal works so well on the rolling lots and acreage we fence around Haven and Reno County.