Pipe, Iron & Metal Fences
Pipe, Iron & Metal Fences in Midland & Odessa, TX
Metal fences are built for West Texas. Steel doesn't rot, warp or get eaten by termites, and an open design lets the wind pass through instead of pushing the fence over. We build pipe, ornamental iron and aluminum fences for homes, businesses and ranches across Midland, Odessa and the Permian Basin.
Tall City Exteriors is BBB Accredited and fully insured, and every estimate is free.
What Our Customers Say
“We hired Tall City Exteriors to stain our fence and couldn't be happier with how it turned out. The wood looks so much better and the finish is very even.”
Pamela A., Fence Staining (Google review)
“Very happy with the fence staining. The color came out exactly how we wanted and gave our fence a much-needed refresh. Professional work all around.”
Regina S., Fence Staining (Google review)
“Nicholas was extremely helpful and professional! He took the time to answer all of my questions about the fence and was very patient while explaining everything to me. Great customer service, I would definitely recommend Nicholas to anyone looking for help with their fencing project!”
Carmen R., Fence Project (Google review)
Pipe Fence
Welded steel pipe fence is the standard for ranch and rural property in the Permian Basin, and it's popular for front yards and driveways too. Pipe rail fences hold livestock, mark property lines and stand up to wind for years. We build pipe fence for homes, ranches and commercial property, with matching pipe gates.
Ornamental Iron & Wrought Iron Style Fences
Ornamental iron gives a home or business a finished look while keeping the view open. It's a common choice for front yards, pools, courtyards and storefronts. We build ornamental iron fences and matching walk and drive gates.
Aluminum Fences
Aluminum looks like ornamental iron but weighs less and won't rust, which makes it a good fit for pools and front yards. It needs almost no upkeep.
Metal Gates
Every metal fence needs a gate that swings right and latches every time. We build walk gates and double drive gates to match pipe, iron and aluminum fences, and we fix metal gates that sag or drag. See gate repair.
Which Metal Fence Is Right for You?
Pipe
- Best for ranch, rural and large properties
- Very strong
- Lowest upkeep
Ornamental iron
- Best for front yards, pools and storefronts
- Decorative
- Occasional touch-up paint
Aluminum
- Best for pools and front yards
- Light and rust-free
- Almost no upkeep
Want privacy instead of an open view? See wood privacy fences. Need a budget-friendly perimeter? See chain link.
Our Fence Building Process
Free on-site estimate: We walk the fence line with you, measure, and talk through fence type, height, posts and gates, then send you a written quote.
Tear-out: If there's an old fence, we remove it and haul it off.
Build: Posts first, then rails, pickets or panels, then gates.
Walkthrough: We walk the finished fence with you, check every gate, and clean up before we leave.
Areas We Serve
Tall City Exteriors builds fences throughout Midland, Odessa, Big Spring and the surrounding Permian Basin, including Midland, Ector, Howard, Andrews, Martin, Crane, Winkler, Ward, Reeves, Pecos, Glasscock, Upton and Loving counties.
Request a Free Metal Fence Estimate
Call or Text Anytime, Day or Night
Call (432) 279-1900 anytime, day or night, or text (432) 200-1200. Estimates and on-site visits are by appointment, so we'll find a time that works for you. Prefer the form? We reply within one business day.
Metal Fence Questions
Don't see your question? Call (432) 279-1900, text (432) 200-1200 or email alex@tallcityexteriors.com.
How much does a pipe or iron fence cost?
It depends on the type of metal, length, height, gates and the ground. Pipe and iron cost more per foot than chain link, but they last for decades. Estimates are free and every quote is in writing.
Do you build pipe fence for ranches?
Yes. We build pipe fence and pipe gates for ranch and rural property across the Permian Basin, plus ranch rail and deer fencing.
Will a metal fence rust?
Aluminum doesn't rust. Steel pipe and iron are painted or coated, and an occasional touch-up keeps them looking good.
Is ornamental iron the same as wrought iron?
Most "wrought iron" fences built today are ornamental steel made to look like traditional wrought iron. It's stronger and costs less than true wrought iron.
Can you repair a metal fence or gate?
Yes. We fix leaning posts, broken welds and sagging or dragging gates. See fence repair.