We accept cash, credit card, and checks. Your project is broken down into 3 payments. Before beginning your custom gate design and/or ordering material, we require a 50% deposit. 30% is required upon completion of fabrication or acquisition of material. The remaining 20% is paid once the project is complete or when you are picking up your equipment.

No, it does not! Some customers prefer to install their own gate, which is why we offer installation separately from the gate price.

Then you are more than welcome to use them! We do strongly recommend that you have at least 6′ that are set in concrete. We set all of our posts in concrete with footers in the open and closed position to insure stability.

Yes and no. Your deposit is refundable if we have not ordered any material or worked on any artwork/CAD designs. If we have done any of the above, then the time/material costs will be subtracted from your deposit amount and if there is a remaining amount it will be returned to you.

No worries, we can leave it bare metal for you if you are wanting to paint it yourself, or for an additional cost, we can powder coat it for you!

Project timelines can depend on multiple things. A typical project that includes full custom gate building will be about 6-8 weeks from start to finish. For larger projects or during high-volume times, projects can last about 10-14 weeks from start to finish. Every project is started in the order that signed quotes are received.

*Weather can delay timelines*

Of course! We ship just about anywhere. We have a company who we use that will crate your gate and ship it directly to you. Just remember you will be responsible for having a loading dock or equipment to unload your project.

Of course you can! Please remember that you will be responsible for bringing a trailer with straps and padding for the gate to be hauled with. You will also be responsible for setting your posts and welding the other side of the hinge to the post for the gate.

Yes, we can! If outside of the 80 mile range from our office, the visit is subjected to a travel fee. This fee is non-refundable unless you move forward with your estimate, in which case that amount will be credited to your balance.