Ornamental fencing
Ornamental Fences in Louisiana
Get the classic wrought-iron look with modern materials built for Louisiana heat, storms, and humidity. We install ornamental aluminum and steel fencing with matching walk gates and driveway/estate gates.
Licensed & Insured
Clear communication, clean job sites, and professional installs.
Built for Louisiana Weather
Humidity, storms, and coastal corrosion are considered from day one.
Gates That Match
Walk gates, driveway gates, and estate gate packages—manual or automated.
Ornamental Fence Materials
Ornamental Aluminum
The most popular ornamental option for Louisiana homes. Aluminum won’t rust, and modern powder coating holds up well in humidity and rain. Great for front yards, pools, and property lines where you want an open, upscale look.
Ornamental Steel
Stronger and heavier than aluminum. Steel is a solid choice for higher-security needs and commercial sites. We recommend high-quality coatings and hardware—especially in coastal and low-lying areas.
Wrought-Iron Style
Many customers want the classic wrought-iron look with modern manufacturing. We can match traditional picket profiles, decorative rings, scrolls, and finials while selecting materials and finishes that perform better in Louisiana conditions.
Ornamental Style Options
Ornamental fences are highly customizable. Here are popular styles we install across Louisiana.
Flat-top pickets
Clean, modern lines—great for front yards and contemporary homes.
Spear-top
A classic ornamental look with added security and a more formal profile.
Pressed spear
Decorative spear tips with a slightly softer, more refined shape.
Puppy picket
Extra lower pickets help keep small pets in while maintaining an open view.
Pool-code styles
Designed around common pool-safety requirements (spacing, height, and gate hardware). We’ll help you choose a layout that fits your local code needs.
Decorative rings & scrolls
Add visual interest with rings, scrollwork, and custom accents—popular for entry sections and driveway runs.
Heights, grades, and finishes
We’ll help you choose the right height and grade for your property—whether you’re focused on curb appeal, pool safety, pets, or added security.
- Heights: Commonly 4′, 5′, and 6′ (and taller for select security applications).
- Grades: Residential and commercial-grade options based on picket/rail thickness and strength.
- Colors: Black is most common; bronze and other finishes may be available by product line.
- Powder coating: A durable finish that helps resist fading, chipping, and corrosion in humid climates.
- Finials & caps: Add decorative finials, post caps, and top rails to complete the look.

Ornamental gates (walk, driveway, and estate)
Matching gates are where ornamental fencing really shines. We can build a cohesive look from the sidewalk to the driveway—then add automation if you want hands-free access.
- Walk gates: Everyday access with self-closing hinges and secure latches.
- Driveway gates: Swing or slide options depending on space, slope, and driveway layout.
- Estate gates: Wider openings, upgraded posts, and hardware for a premium entry.
- Hardware: Options for keyed locks, magnetic latches, and child-safe pool gate latches.

Want an automatic gate?
We can pair ornamental driveway and estate gates with opener kits and safety accessories for convenient daily use.
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Louisiana-specific guidance
Humidity and heavy rain
We use corrosion-resistant hardware and plan drainage so water doesn’t sit around posts and gate hinges.
Storms and wind
Ornamental fencing is naturally wind-friendly because it’s not a solid panel. We still size posts and set depths based on height, exposure, and soil conditions.
Coastal corrosion
Near the coast, salt air accelerates corrosion. Aluminum is often the best choice; for steel, we recommend upgraded coatings and more frequent rinse/clean cycles.
Soil, settling, and drainage
Louisiana soils can shift with moisture changes. We account for soft ground, clay, and low-lying areas with the right post depth, footings, and gate framing so everything stays aligned.
Pool areas
If your ornamental fence is for a pool, we’ll help you select spacing, height, and self-closing gate hardware that aligns with common safety requirements in your parish or municipality.
Upgrades and add-ons
- Double top rail for a more substantial look
- Decorative rings/scrolls for entry sections
- Finials and post caps to match your style
- Puppy picket for small pets
- Security upgrades like spear-top profiles and heavier gauge components
- Gate automation readiness (reinforced frames, conduit planning, and hardware selection)
Comparisons
Not sure if ornamental is the right fit? Here’s a quick comparison.
- Vs wood: Less privacy, but lower maintenance and a longer-lasting finish.
- Vs vinyl: More open and upscale; vinyl can provide more privacy.
- Vs chain link: More decorative and premium; chain link is often the most budget-friendly.
Explore more options: Wood, Vinyl, Chain Link, and Aluminum/Iron/Metal.
Our installation process
1) Measure & plan
We confirm layout, heights, gate locations, and any code considerations (especially for pools).
2) Set posts
Post depth and concrete footings are selected based on soil, height, and exposure.
3) Install panels/rails
We keep lines straight, spacing consistent, and hardware aligned for smooth gate operation.
4) Hang gates
Walk and driveway gates are framed and hung to reduce sag and maintain alignment over time.
Pricing factors (no exact prices)
Ornamental fence pricing depends on the product and site conditions. We’ll provide a clear estimate after a quick conversation and a site check.
- Material (aluminum vs steel) and grade
- Height and picket style (flat-top vs spear-top)
- Decorative accents (rings, scrolls, finials)
- Number and type of gates (walk, driveway, estate)
- Terrain, slope, and soil conditions
- Coastal exposure and hardware/coating upgrades
Maintenance
Ornamental fencing is low maintenance, but routine care goes a long way in Louisiana.
- Rinse occasionally to remove pollen, dirt, and salt (coastal areas).
- Keep vegetation trimmed back from rails and gate hinges.
- Lubricate hinges and check latches periodically.
- Inspect coatings annually; touch up chips on steel to prevent rust.
FAQ
Is ornamental aluminum better than steel in Louisiana?
Often, yes—especially in humid and coastal areas—because aluminum won’t rust. Steel can still be a great choice when you want extra strength, as long as coatings and maintenance are handled correctly.
Can ornamental fencing meet pool code requirements?
Many ornamental styles are well-suited for pool enclosures. We’ll help you choose spacing, height, and self-closing/self-latching gate hardware that aligns with common local requirements.
Do you install matching gates and openers?
Yes. We install matching walk gates and driveway/estate gates, and we can pair them with opener kits and safety accessories when you want automation.
Get an ornamental fence estimate
Tell us what you’re building (front yard, pool, driveway entry, or full perimeter) and we’ll recommend the right ornamental style for your property.
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