How Do I Get a Quote for a Custom Iron Fence?

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To get a custom iron fence quote, send us photos of the area, your approximate dimensions and your preferred style, then book an on-site measurement. We then prepare a drawing and a written specification for your approval before any production starts.

What to Prepare Before You Ask for a Quote

A clear first request saves time for both sides. Start by collecting a few photos of the place where the fence will stand, taken from several angles so we can see the slope, the surroundings and any existing walls or posts.

Photos of the entire length of the fence line
Approximate length and height you have in mind
Whether the fence is for a private home, a building committee or a contractor's project
Any design you like, from a magazine, a neighbor's fence or your architect

You do not need exact measurements at this stage. Rough numbers are enough to start the conversation.

How the On-Site Measurement Works

Once we review your request, one of our team visits the property to take precise measurements. We check the length of each section, the height at the gate and the posts, the ground level and any slope that affects how the panels sit.

This visit is also the moment to talk about gates, openings, the direction the gate swings and how the fence meets existing structures. Exact values for railings and fences are checked with the engineer on site, so the drawing reflects the real conditions and not an estimate from a distance.

What Your Written Specification Includes

After the measurement we prepare a drawing and a written specification. This document is what you approve before production begins, so it is worth reading carefully.

Overall layout and dimensions of each section
Pattern and bar spacing of the iron panels
Posts, gate type and hardware
Finish, such as hot-dip galvanizing followed by powder coating
Installation steps

If anything is unclear, ask us to adjust the drawing before you sign off.

How Pricing Is Discussed with You

Your quote is based on the approved specification, so the price reflects the actual size, design and finish you chose rather than a generic rate. Once the drawing is approved, we send you the quote in writing so you can compare it calmly.

Feel free to ask what affects the final figure. Length, height, gate complexity, the finish and site access are the main factors, and we are happy to explain how each one works.

From Approval to Production

When you approve the drawing and the quote, the work moves into our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Every section is cut, welded and finished in-house, which helps us keep the quality consistent from the first bar to the last.

We keep you informed during production, and we agree on an installation date that suits your schedule and that of any contractors on site.

Installation and What Comes Next

Our team installs the fence once the finished sections are ready. We check alignment, gate operation and the posts before we finish, so you can see the result as it was drawn.

If you have questions after installation, contact us through the same channel you used for the request. Keeping your original drawing and specification on file makes any future adjustment simple.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need exact measurements before requesting a quote?

No. Rough dimensions and photos are enough to start. We take precise measurements on site before preparing the drawing and specification.

Can I send photos instead of visiting?

Yes, photos help us understand the site first. An on-site measurement is still needed before production, so we can confirm the exact dimensions.

Do you make fences for building committees and contractors too?

Yes. We work with private homeowners, building committees, contractors, architects and interior designers, and we adapt the specification to each project.

Can I change the design after I approve the drawing?

Changes are possible before production starts. Once the work is in the factory, any change will be discussed with you before it is made.

Common mistakes to avoid

Requesting a quote with only a verbal description and no photos or approximate dimensions often leads to delays. Approving the drawing without checking gate direction and finish details can also cause changes later.

Our recommendation

Before you call, measure the length of the fence line and note where the gate should be, then send photos from several angles. This lets us prepare a precise, practical proposal from the first conversation.

Summary

To get a custom iron fence quote, share photos and rough dimensions, book an on-site measurement, and approve the written drawing and specification before production starts.

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