Questions about ironwork, welding and our process

We are based in Dallas and arrange ironwork, welding and fabrication projects across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Garland and the surrounding cities. Call to confirm your location and talk through the project.

Yes. Residential work includes gates, fences, railings, stairs, doors and ornamental details. Commercial work includes access gates, security fencing, handrails, bollards, enclosures, structural steel and repair welding. Both are handled by the same team, with the scope shaped to the property.

Call (214) 214-7849 and tell us about the work, where the property is, approximate dimensions, preferred materials and when you would like it done. Photos and measurements are useful to have nearby during the call. We will explain what the job involves and what the next steps are.

Installation means supplying and fitting new ironwork such as a gate or fence. Repair restores something that already exists, such as a sagging gate, broken weld or damaged picket. Custom fabrication means building a one-off piece from your drawings, a sample or an idea, such as a frame, bracket, base or furniture piece.

Many products customers call wrought iron are fabricated from mild steel today, because it is widely available and welds well. Traditional wrought iron is a different, hand-forged material. We use the term the way customers commonly do, and we are happy to explain the actual material and finish for your project when you call.

Often, yes. Common repairs include hinges, latches, posts, alignment, cracked welds and damaged sections. Describing the problem and sending photos to talk through on the phone helps determine whether a repair or a replacement section makes more sense.

Yes. Many repairs and installations can be completed at your property, and larger or more detailed pieces may be built in the workshop and then installed. The right approach depends on the size of the piece and the conditions on site.

Yes, Alpha Iron Work is insured, and our team brings over 10 years of experience to residential and commercial projects.

They can. For structural steel, stairs, guardrails and automated gates, the project requirements, design coordination, safety considerations and any applicable approvals are reviewed for the specific job. Your city, HOA or property manager may have their own requirements, so it helps to raise those on the first call.