LEGACY FENCE · EDMOND, OK

HOW MUCH DOES AN IRON FENCE IN EDMOND COST?

If you’re shopping for an iron fence in Edmond, you probably want a straight answer. Our calculator starts at $38 per linear foot for a 4 ft fence, $42 for 5 feet, and $46 for 6 feet. Those prices assume optimal installation conditions. Gates, removal, and property-specific challenges can increase the total.

But there’s another question worth asking before comparing estimates:

ASK THIS FIRST What kind of “iron fence” are you actually buying?

Traditional custom ironwork and modern ornamental steel can deliver a similar look, but their fabrication, finish, upkeep, and price can be very different.

STARTING PRICES FOR AN IRON FENCE IN EDMOND

Here’s a starting point based on the current Legacy Fence pricing calculator:

4-FOOT FENCE

$38/ ft

Example: 150 linear feet $5,700

5-FOOT FENCE

$42/ ft

Example: 150 linear feet $6,300

6-FOOT FENCE

$46/ ft

Example: 150 linear feet $6,900

These examples cover the base fence installation before gates, removal, or unusual site conditions. They are Legacy Fence’s starting prices, rather than an average of every fence company in Edmond.

SAMPLE ESTIMATE

150 ft of 5-foot ornamental fence $6,300

One standard walk-through gate (opening up to 5 ft) $450

ROUGH ESTIMATE $6,750

Your final price is confirmed after an on-site visit.

Walk-through gate Opening up to 5 feet wide

$450

Double drive-through gate Standard, up to 10 feet wide

$950

Larger openings and custom gate designs need a separate quote. Use our fence pricing calculator to explore your project.

WHY TRADITIONAL CUSTOM IRON CAN BE SO EXPENSIVE

There’s a reason custom ironwork can look impressive: someone has to build it.

Decorative scrolls, custom curves, heavy solid components, unique gate designs, and detailed welding require material and skilled fabrication time. The more elaborate the design, the more work goes into producing and finishing each section.

ASK BEFORE YOU SIGN

What homeowners call “wrought iron” may also be custom-fabricated steel. Ask what material and protective finish the quote includes instead of relying on the name alone.

Traditional custom ironwork can be substantially more expensive than a standard manufactured ornamental steel system. There isn’t one honest per-foot price that covers everything from a simple welded fence to an elaborate estate entrance.

If you want something truly custom, that investment may make sense. Just make sure you’re budgeting for its care, too.

TRADITIONAL IRON FENCING NEEDS MAINTENANCE

A painted metal fence relies on its protective finish to keep moisture away from the metal. When that finish deteriorates or gets damaged, corrosion can develop.

Maintenance may include:

• CLEANING

• TREATING RUST

• SURFACE PREP

• PRIMING EXPOSED METAL

• REPAINTING

Welds, joints, and damaged areas deserve attention.

How often that work is needed depends on the original preparation, coating system, exposure, and condition of the fence. A custom fence with a quality protective coating can perform much better than one with a basic paint job.

The purchase price is only part of the cost. Consider what you may spend keeping that fence looking good over the years.

AMERISTAR: THE IRON LOOK WITH LESS UPKEEP

At Legacy Fence, we use Ameristar Montage ornamental steel fencing to give homeowners that classic iron-fence appearance with a protective factory finish.

BASIC PAINTED CUSTOM IRON

• Relies on its protective finish to keep moisture away

• Needs cleaning, rust treatment, priming, and repainting over time

• Price varies widely with design

AMERISTAR MONTAGE

• Classic iron-fence look with a protective factory finish

• E-Coat system protects the steel inside and outside

• Flat-top or traditional ornamental styles

Ameristar describes Montage as a residential steel system that provides the look of wrought iron while reducing the maintenance associated with traditional ironwork.

Its E-Coat system protects the steel inside and outside. That matters because a fence’s durability depends on more than the black finish you can see.

Montage also offers several styles, allowing homeowners to choose a clean flat-top appearance or a more traditional ornamental profile.

For many Edmond homeowners, this makes it a practical choice: an attractive, sturdy boundary that preserves views without signing up for the upkeep of basic painted custom iron.

LOWER MAINTENANCE, NOT NO MAINTENANCE

Keep the fence clean, inspect damage, and follow the manufacturer’s care instructions. Product warranty coverage should be confirmed for the specific system being quoted.

HOW FENCE HEIGHT CHANGES THE COST

A taller fence uses more material, and the selected system may require different posts or components.

+$1,200

150 LINEAR FEET · 4 FT TO 6 FT

The base estimate moves from $5,700 to $6,900, before extras.

Choose height based on what the fence needs to do. Defining a yard, containing a dog, and enclosing a pool are different applications. Picket spacing and gate details matter along with height.

KEEP IN MIND

Ornamental fencing preserves visibility. A taller iron fence won’t provide the full privacy of a solid wood fence.

HOW TERRAIN AFFECTS IRON FENCE PRICING

Two Edmond properties can need the same footage and still require different amounts of work.

A flat, accessible yard is generally simpler than a fence line with steep slopes, abrupt elevation changes, retaining walls, roots, or difficult digging.

SLOPES

A rackable panel system can follow slopes within its design limits. More challenging grade changes may require a different layout, additional posts, shorter sections, or custom work.

BOTTOM GAPS

A fence that looks good from the street may leave an opening too large for your dog if the ground drops between posts.

GATE PLACEMENT

A gate needs room to swing without dragging across rising ground.

That’s why the on-site visit matters. We look at how the fence will fit your property and function once it’s installed.

COMPARE MORE THAN THE PRICE PER FOOT

Before choosing an iron fence contractor in Edmond, compare the product, finish, height, gates, installation details, and scope of work. Ask each contractor:

• Does the estimate include removal?

• What coating protects the steel?

• How will slopes and bottom gaps be handled?

• What warranty applies?

A lower bid may reflect a different product or less work. A higher bid deserves a clear explanation, too.

LONG-TERM VALUE, INSTALLED WITH CARE

At Legacy Fence, we focus on long-term value: a fence that looks right, works properly, and is installed with care.

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR LEGACY