Aluminum/ Wrought Iron Fencing

Metal fences are lovely additions to any property. What makes this choice unique is that the materials can serve as exterior or interior barriers.

A wrought iron fence design can serve as a stairway rail, balcony protector, or deck barrier.

Aluminum fencing is a practical solution for Milwaukee’s humid climate because of is natural corrosion resistance. You can adjust this investment to fit your landscape's needs, using it on sloped or flat land without the unsightly gaps and transitions that some panels create.

Local code may require aluminum or wrought iron fencing for a pool and other potential property hazards.

Why Install Aluminum or Wrought Iron Fences?

Aluminum and wrought iron fences in Wisconsin provide a practical security solution. You can top the individual posts with spikes to make scaling the structure almost impossible.

You also have the versatility with these materials to create a trimmed, clean look that works with the various property slopes you manage.

Both fencing options provide a similar look once installed. If you choose aluminum, the cost is cheaper than wrought iron. The upfront price is more expensive than most vinyl or wood fencing, but you can often make up the difference over the years.

Aluminum and wrought iron fences are one-time investments that provide ongoing benefits until you decide it is time to change the look.

The durability of these materials is beyond question. That’s why Milwaukee building codes typically require this fencing choice for around in-ground swimming pools. It withstands snow, sleet, hail, pests, sunlight, or a random person hitting it with a bat. This structure stands strong.

Aluminum and Wrought Iron Fencing Options

Aluminum or wrought iron fences don’t need to be the typical black color with flat texture. Several finishes and hues are available with modern processing methods.

That means you can install this fencing option with the expectation that it matches with the rest of your property’s assets.

This process starts with the refined look you receive with this product. Most systems use hidden picket fasteners to create a clean appearance. You won’t have any screws poking out to ruin the visual appeal of this installation.

Your finishes’ range varies based on manufacturer production lines, but it may include any or all of the following.

-Satin black aluminum and wrought iron fencing.
-Gloss white or beige aluminum and wrought iron fencing.
-Black, white, or bronze fine texture aluminum and wrought iron fencing.
-Speckled walnut aluminum and wrought iron fencing.
-Silver, clay, chocolate, or sandy color tones.

Each picket and rail with aluminum and wrought iron fences gets welded for additional strength to ensure it stands up to whatever the world can throw its way. 

Most manufacturers offer a limited lifetime warranty on this product, with some guarantees lasting up to 30 years for specific installations.

If you have any questions about aluminum fencing's pros and cons, wrought iron fencing, or its potential modifications, contact Milwaukee Fence Company today. Our team will be happy to provide the answers you need.