Protecting your investment
Iron Fence Painting | Wrought Iron Fence Restoration
When it comes to iron fence painting, our company truly has the upper hand in the results that we produce. We believe that our methods are simply the best. Years ago we asked ourselves this. How could we bring a better product to our customers? How could we make that product last longer and solve common repetitive complaints and callbacks? We have those answers today and would love to share those answers with you. If you are looking for company that takes pride in doing the job right the first time, look no further!
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Iron Fence Painting - before and after
Rusty fence?
Various methods are used to prepare your iron fence for painting. Whether it be sanding down the rough areas, or cutting out rusted sections, we have what it takes to make your fence look good again.
Gotcha covered!
Iron Fence Painting is a great way to spruce up the appearance of your home. Besides making the fence look great, it also helps to preserve your investment by protecting the fence from rusting.
Sound Familiar?
Is Your Iron Fence
Telling You Something?
Most homeowners in Allen, Frisco, and McKinney wait too long to address fence issues. If any of these situations sound like yours, we can help — fast.
Curb Appeal Problem
A peeling, rust-stained iron fence drags down your entire property's appearance — and value.
Iron fence painting is one of the most affordable ways to dramatically improve your home's curb appeal and protect your investment from further corrosion.
We restore & repaint to like-new condition
Replacement Cost Concern
Replacing an iron fence is expensive. In most cases, it's completely unnecessary.
We assess the condition of your fence, make any needed repairs — broken welds, bent pickets, damaged gates — and follow up with a fresh paint
Repair + paint saves you thousands
Time & Effort Concern
DIY iron fence painting sounds simple — until you're wire brushing rust for hours in the Texas heat. Proper prep, priming, and painting a full iron fence is a multi-day job that requires the right tools. Your time is worth more. Let us handle it start to finish so you can focus on what matters.
We restore & repaint to like-new condition
Professional Iron Fence Painting
Done Right.
Built to Last.
We don't just paint fences — we restore and protect them. See how our commercial-grade process delivers results that hold up against the Texas elements.
Long-Lasting Enamel Finish
We use quality enamel paint that outlasts standard coatings — fewer touch-ups, longer protection, better value over time.
Commercial-Grade Pressure Pot Equipment
Our specialized sprayer reduces overspray and maximizes coating efficiency — every inch covered evenly, no wasted material.
Full Fluid Output Control
Precise control means better paint adhesion, consistent coverage, and a smoother professional finish from top rail to base.
Done Right the First Time
No callbacks, no touch-up visits. We prep, prime, and paint to the highest standard so you don't have to worry about it again.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How long does the normal job take?
Usually an iron fence painting project will take about a week depending on if we need to do repairs to the fence before painting.
Will I need to keep pets inside?
The only days we need pets to be inside are the days where we are actually spraying paint. If we are just doing prep or small repairs then the dogs can be in the yard with us, if needed.
Should I worry about overspray?
You should expect overspray underneath the fence itself between 2-4 inches below the bottom rail. The spray systems we use are really good about minimizing any overspray. If there are plants or outdoor furniture around the area to be painted, we will cover those areas for you.
01.
Rust Treatment
For severe rusted areas, we may need to compleatly cut out and remove these sections. We do this my using a grinder to cut out the metal, then weld new steel back in place. Finally we will coat that areas with a full coat of rust-inhibiting primer.
Light rusted areas we can use either sandpaper, wire brush or a tiger paw on a right angle grinder to prepare the surface for painting.
02.
Preparing your iron fence
Power washing is usually not needed unless there is a heavy accumulation of mud or other debris adhering to the fence.
Surfaces to be painted are wire brushed to remove loose material, then lightly sanded to remove surface oxidation and to create a profile for improved adhesion of the top coat.
Preparation is very important because it is the foundation to making this a long lasting restoration project.
03.
Paint Selection
We recommend a semi or flat black for your iron fence restoration because it will hide imperfections better than a gloss.
Inspired Ironworks uses oil based enamels for use on wrought iron. For customers who prefer a gloss sheen, we have started using urethane alkyds.
The paints used are direct-to-metal products that do not require primer unless needed to combat significant cases of rust.
04.
Product Application
Paint is applied using a pressure pot spray system with a high volume, low pressure paint gun. This method is superior to using an airless sprayer due to the amount of control over the product that if gives. For more information on this check out our blog article on airless versus pressure pot paint sprayers.
