The Wrought-Iron Look — Without the Rust
Powder-coated aluminum gives you the timeless elegance of ornamental iron with almost none of the upkeep. It never rusts, never needs sanding or repainting, and it holds its rich finish — usually classic satin black — for decades. For homeowners in the newer subdivisions and HOA neighborhoods around Foristell, Wentzville, and O'Fallon, it delivers serious curb appeal while keeping sight lines open so your yard still feels spacious.
Aluminum is a great match for our Missouri conditions. Iron fences here eventually rust and bleed streaks down their pickets; aluminum simply doesn't. Because the pickets and rails are extruded aluminum sealed under a baked-on powder coat, the same fence shrugs off humid summers, road salt, sprinkler spray, and the wet freeze-thaw cycles that punish other metals. And because aluminum panels are rackable — each section flexes to follow the grade — the fence tracks smoothly over the gentle hills and dips common on lots around Lake Saint Louis instead of stair-stepping its way down a slope.
Aluminum Styles, Grades & Colors We Install
- Residential ornamental — the everyday favorite for front yards and gardens, in 2- and 3-rail designs
- Heavy-residential & commercial grade — thicker-wall pickets and rails for taller runs, businesses, and high-traffic gates
- Pool-code aluminum — built to barrier code with the right height, picket spacing, and self-closing, self-latching gates
- Puppy-picket — extra pickets along the bottom rail to keep small dogs and pets safely inside
Picket tops come in flat-top (smooth), spear-top with decorative finials, and arched (scalloped or convex) profiles. Heights generally run 4 to 6 feet, with 4-foot and 4.5-foot common for pools and front yards and 5- to 6-foot for added security and privacy. Black is the runaway favorite, but bronze, white, and dark green are available — all in a durable powder-coat finish, and we'll bring samples to your free estimate so you can see them against your home.
