Project Overview

This wrought iron fence in Allen, TX encloses a large new-build property in the 75002 area with 6 ft flat top panels in
a black finish. There was no old fence to tear out — the lot was fenced for the first time, which meant the entire line
could be set out from scratch rather than worked around what was already there.
On a property this size, that matters. Every post position was measured and drilled to the line instead of inherited
from someone else’s layout.

Why wrought iron instead of wood

Iron and cedar solve different problems. A wood privacy fence closes a yard off; an iron fence defines it without taking
the view away. On an open lot backing onto green space or facing other custom homes, screening the property in
solid timber would cost the owner the reason they bought the lot.
Iron also outlasts wood by a wide margin. There is no shrinkage, no warping, no re-staining every few years. The
maintenance is limited to keeping the finish intact where it gets chipped.

Scope and Deliverables

• Full fence line set out and measured across the property perimeter
• Post holes drilled to depth with a powered auger
• Posts set in concrete along the line
• 6 ft flat top wrought iron panels in a black finish
• Double gate, plus additional gate openings on the plan
• No fence removal required — new installation

Flat top, and what it signals

Flat top is the cleaner of the two common profiles — the pickets terminate level with the top rail rather than
projecting above it as spear points. It reads as architectural rather than defensive, which suits a residential frontage,
and it is the profile most HOAs in newer Collin County developments prefer or require.

Timeline and Quality

Iron goes in differently to wood. The line is set out and every hole is drilled first, then the posts are set and left to cure
before panels are hung — an iron panel is rigid, so a post that has moved even slightly shows up immediately as a
panel that will not sit square.
811 was called before any digging so public utility lines were located and marked in advance. On a new-build lot with
recently installed services, that step is not a formality.

Outcome and Benefits

The finished wrought iron fence in Allen, TX gives the property a defined, secure perimeter with a consistent 6 ft
height and an uninterrupted black line around the lot, without closing off the outlook in any direction.
The work carries our 2-year labor warranty and a 30-day material warranty.

Service area close

A&O Texas Solutions builds wrought iron, cedar and chain link fencing across the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, from
Tarrant County out to Collin County. If you are pricing a wrought iron fence in Allen, TX, Plano, McKinney, Fairview or
Murphy, we will walk the line with you and put the footage and the profile in writing. Request a free estimate today.

Project Highlights

• 6 ft flat top wrought iron, black finish
• New installation — no existing fence to remove
• Full perimeter of a large new-build lot
• Double gate plus additional gate openings
• Posts drilled and set in concrete along a measured line
• Defines the property without blocking the view
• 2-year labor warranty · 30-day material warranty