Gate, Fence & Patio Furniture Coating in San Antonio
Gate, Fence & Patio Furniture Coating in San Antonio, TX
We coat and restore wrought iron and steel driveway gates, fence panels, security doors, window bars, railings and patio furniture. We strip the rust, prep the metal, and finish it in colors and textures that hold up to the Texas sun. Same-day quotes may be available. Our workmanship is guaranteed. Book your spot now!
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Gate, Fence & Patio Furniture Coating in San Antonio
We powder coat and restore wrought iron and steel driveway gates, fence panels, security doors and window bars, stair, porch and balcony railings, patio and restaurant-patio furniture (wrought iron and aluminum tables, chairs and loungers), outdoor metal décor, mailbox posts and light fixtures. This is the only page that covers home and business ironwork and outdoor furniture in depth — for the powder coating process itself, see our powder coating page.
Why Choose Us for Gates, Fences, Railings & Patio Furniture
Restore, Don't Replace
We refinish existing ironwork — often far cheaper than replacing, and it keeps the original.
Rust Removed Right
We strip rust and old paint to bare metal before coating so the finish bonds and lasts.
Built for the Sun
Powder holds up better outdoors than spray paint — it resists fading and chalking in the Texas sun.
Workmanship Guaranteed
We stand behind our prep and finish on every gate, fence and furniture set.
What's Included
Driveway Gates
Wrought iron and steel driveway gates — stripped, prepped and coated to last outdoors.
Fences & Security Doors
Fence panels, security doors and window bars — refinished to hold up to sun and weather.
Railings
Stair, porch and balcony railings — restored and coated in colors and textures that suit the home.
Patio Furniture
Wrought iron and aluminum patio and restaurant-patio furniture — tables, chairs and loungers.
Why This Matters in San Antonio
San Antonio's long, hot summers and intense sun fade and chalk ordinary paint fast — and the city has a long tradition of decorative ironwork: gates, railings, security doors and window bars on homes across the city. The historic neighborhoods near downtown are full of older homes, porches and decorative ironwork that rusts and fades over the decades. The newer master-planned communities on the north and west sides have pools, patio sets and wrought iron fences that face the same sun. Restaurants and patios downtown and along the River Walk have metal tables and chairs that take wear. Spring hailstorms dent and chip metal and finishes. Sun-faded, rusting gates, railings, security bars and patio sets are exactly the work we do.
Care & Prevention
Rinse coated gates and fences with mild soap and water and avoid harsh solvents. Keep sprinkler spray off coated ironwork so hard-water spots don't build up — San Antonio's hard water leaves white scale. Store patio cushions off coated furniture when wet to prevent rust at the contact points. Touch up chips from hail or gravel before rust creeps under the finish.
Driveway Gates & Fence Panels
We coat and refinish wrought iron and steel driveway gates and fence panels — stripping the rust and old paint, prepping the metal, and finishing it in a durable outdoor coating. We don't fabricate or install new gates or fences; we coat and refinish what you have.
Security Doors & Window Bars
We refinish security doors and window bars — common on San Antonio homes — stripping rust and old paint and coating them in a fresh finish that holds up to sun and weather.
Railings
We coat and refinish stair, porch and balcony railings — wrought iron and steel — in colors and textures that suit the home. For railings on limestone porches in the older neighborhoods near downtown, we prep carefully so the finish lasts.
Patio & Restaurant-Patio Furniture
We coat wrought iron and aluminum patio furniture — tables, chairs and loungers — for homes and restaurants. Aluminum furniture powder coats well, and we prep it right. Restaurant patios downtown and along the River Walk have metal tables and chairs that take wear, and a fresh coating brings them back.
Restoring vs. Replacing Old Ironwork
Restoring is often far cheaper than replacing — and it keeps the original ironwork, including the decorative ironwork on older homes near downtown. We strip the rust, blast to bare metal, and coat it fresh. The metal is usually sound underneath; it just needs the rust removed and a new finish.
Outdoor Colors & Textures
For outdoor ironwork, textured black, bronze and earth tones suit Spanish-style, Victorian and modern homes alike. Textured finishes hide fingerprints and wear, and darker colors hold up well in the sun. We'll help you choose a color and texture that fits your home and the San Antonio climate.
Large or Installed Pieces
For large or installed pieces — gates, fence sections, railings — we discuss removal, transport and reinstallation when you book. Blasting and prep can be done on-site, but the coating is done in the shop because the powder cures in an oven. We'll walk through the whole process so you know what to expect.
A note on lead paint: Paint on homes, brick or metal from before 1978 may contain lead — common in older neighborhoods such as Monte Vista, King William and Tobin Hill. Older painted surfaces may need to be tested for lead and handled under the rules that apply. We never blast lead paint without the right precautions.
Pricing Guide
We never guess a price. The figures below show what drives the cost — your exact price is set after we see the job.
| Job Type | Price | What Affects It |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway gate | Priced after we see the job | Gate size, condition, rust, finish, removal and reinstallation |
| Fence panels | Priced after we see the job | Panel count, size, condition, finish, removal and reinstallation |
| Railings | Priced after we see the job | Length, condition, rust, finish, installed vs removable |
| Patio furniture set | Priced after we see the job | Number of pieces, material (iron vs aluminum), condition, finish |
Is this the right fit? The right method is decided after we see the item or surface. Some items may not suit a given process — for example thin sheet metal, plastic, glass, rubber or cast parts that may warp, pit or outgas, or items with lead paint that need special handling. We'll tell you straight before we start.
Get Your Quote Today
Call now or book online. Same-day quotes may be available — our workmanship is guaranteed.
What to Expect
Call or Book
Call us or send a quote request with photos of the gate, fence or furniture.
We Look & Quote
We assess the condition and give you a firm price and timeframe.
Strip, Prep & Coat
We strip rust and old paint, blast to bare metal, coat and cure.
Pick-Up or Reinstall
You pick up, we deliver, or we discuss reinstallation.
Gates, Fences, Railings & Patio Furniture FAQ
QCan you powder coat my gate without replacing it?
Yes — we restore and refinish existing gates, fences, railings and security doors. We strip the rust and old paint, prep the metal, and coat it in a fresh finish. Restoring is often far cheaper than replacing, and it keeps the original ironwork. We don't fabricate or install new gates — we coat and refinish what you have.
QDo you remove and reinstall gates and railings?
For large or installed pieces, we discuss removal, transport and reinstallation when you book. Some pieces can be coated in place with mobile blasting and prep, but the coating itself is done in the shop because the powder has to be cured in an oven. We'll walk through the logistics and tell you what's involved.
QCan rusty patio furniture be powder coated?
Yes — we strip the rust, blast to bare metal, and coat it in a fresh finish. Wrought iron and aluminum patio furniture both powder coat well. The key is the prep: getting all the rust off and the metal clean before coating so the new finish bonds and lasts.
QHow long will a powder-coated gate last in the Texas sun?
A well-prepped, oven-cured powder finish holds up far longer than spray paint in the Texas sun — it resists sun-fading, chalking and chipping better because it's thicker and harder. Exactly how long depends on the color, the finish, and how much sun and weather the piece sees. We prep every piece to bare metal first, which is the biggest factor in how long it lasts.
Our Other Services
Powder Coating
Durable, oven-cured finishes for metal parts, equipment and commercial runs.
Sandblasting
Dry abrasive blasting that strips paint, rust and old coatings down to bare surface.
Dustless, Soda & Media Blasting
On-site wet abrasive and media blasting for homes, brick, pools and delicate surfaces.
Industrial, Paint Stripping & Rust Removal
Heavy-duty blast cleaning for structural steel, equipment, fleets and fabricated steel.
Wheel, Rim & Automotive Powder Coating
Wheel refinishing and automotive powder coating for rims, calipers and car parts.
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