Chandler Gate Contractor – Driveway And Entry Gates

Chandler Gate Company | Phoenix Railing Contractor for Custom Cable, Metal & Stair Railings Built Locally

Chandler Gate Company Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC is a Phoenix-based custom metal shop building one-of-a-kind gates for homeowners, remodelers, and contractors across Chandler and the Valley. Whether it’s a side-yard gate, a modern laser-cut entry, or a driveway swing gate with a motor, we fabricate everything ourselves and install it in-house. Locals call us when they want a gate that actually fits their home — not one pulled from a shelf and bolted on with hopes it lasts.

Local Railing Builder for Custom Gates in Phoenix

A few months back, we were out near Ocotillo Road and Arizona Avenue installing a courtyard gate for a home that had just redone its paver entry. The original gate was some bent-out prefab that didn’t even close right anymore. The new gate? Flat-bar steel frame with cedar slats, custom cut to the slope of the paver walkway. Powder-coated bronze, sealed the wood, and fitted it all with self-closing hinges and a key latch. The homeowners texted us photos that night with lights on it — said the entry finally looked like it belonged to the house. That’s why we do this.

Popular Custom Gate Styles by Phoenix Contractors

Laser-Cut Steel Entry Gates
We cut patterns, initials, or logos into solid steel panels and powder coat the finish. Clean, modern, and perfect for Chandler homes going with desert contemporary looks.

Wrought Iron Scrollwork Gates
Classic arched gates with handmade scroll details — built right for Spanish, Tuscan, or custom homes all over south Chandler and Sun Groves.

Horizontal Slat Modern Gates
Straight horizontal steel or wood infill framed clean. Great for side yards or main entries where you want privacy but still want a modern look.

Wood + Metal Frame Gates
Welded steel frame with ipe, redwood, or cedar inserts. Sealed and installed with strong hardware. These fit in with both rustic and newer developments near Fulton Ranch.

RV Access and Trash Enclosure Gates
Built taller and wider. These have heavy-duty hinges and locking latches. Usually installed in concrete or CMU block walls — welded to last.

Double Swing Courtyard Gates
Two symmetrical panels, usually framed and infilled with scroll, panel, or wood. We anchor the drop pins in concrete and align everything tight.

Mesh Panel Side Gates
Good for airflow and visibility — popular with homeowners who want to keep dogs in but not block light or wind. Strong and subtle.

Solid Panel Privacy Gates
Framed steel with welded sheet metal inside. Zero visibility, tons of security. Used in utility zones or along alleyways.

Arched Gates with Radius Top Rail
Great for homes with curved archways or decorative block entries. We custom bend and weld the frame to match the line.

Split Walk Gate with Monogram
Two narrow gates meet in the center with a custom-cut monogram or address number. Makes an entrance without being too flashy.

Cable Railing Materials – What Phoenix Contractors Use

Aluminum

Lightweight and rustproof, we use aluminum frames for smaller walk gates or where gates mount to block walls. Powder coated to any color. Perfect for hot Chandler summers.

Wrought Iron

Our go-to for scrollwork and arched entries. It’s heavy, takes a weld like a champ, and can be shaped into classic patterns. We finish it with powder for longevity.

Composite

When HOAs demand certain color or texture, we sometimes use composite boards inside steel frames. It’s maintenance-free and uniform — good for side yards or utility access.

Stainless Steel

Used mainly on accents or high-end modern builds. Clean, sharp, and rust-resistant. We don’t build full stainless gates often, but we use it where design demands it.

Galvanized Steel

The backbone of most of our gate frames. Hot-dipped and powder-coated for max durability. Strong, straight, and designed to handle Phoenix heat and monsoons.

Where You’ll See Custom Gates in Phoenix

Front Courtyard Gates
We bolt these into stucco or block, install level and plumb, and make sure they feel like part of the architecture. Whether modern or traditional, these gates are your first impression.

Side Yard Access Gates
Usually 3–6 feet wide, anchored into masonry or wood fencing. We build these to fit tight and swing clean. Sometimes mesh, sometimes solid, depending on airflow and privacy needs.

RV or Driveway Gates
These are heavy-duty. We install deep footers for posts, weld on-site if needed, and make sure the swing is clean and the lock is tough. Swing or slide depending on layout.

Pool Enclosure Gates
Self-closing hinges, magnetic latches, and exact spacing to meet Phoenix pool code. We match the gate to the surrounding rail or fence, or build it standalone when needed.

Backyard Utility Gates
Installed behind sheds, around trash zones, or in alley access spots. These are function-first but still fabricated right — no sag, no rattle, no junk hardware.

Phoenix Cable Railing Design Ideas for Custom Homes

Clean Modern Courtyard Gate

Installed near Cooper and Riggs. Square steel frame with laser-cut ocotillo panel. Flat black powder coat. It fit the home’s whole desert landscape vibe and glowed under the path lighting at night.

Double Wood Infill Side Gates

For a home in the Springs neighborhood. Twin 4′ gates framed in steel with cedar slats. Mounted to stucco, sealed to last. Looked warm, private, and felt high-end for a simple backyard gate.

Scroll Arch Walk Gate with Address

For a custom home up by Ocotillo Golf Club. Arched wrought iron, scroll panel midsection, and a laser-cut address on the top panel. Homeowner said it made the house easier to find and better to look at.

High-End Cable Railing Builders in Phoenix – Art Meets Metal

At Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC, we don’t do kits. Every gate is built from scratch — in-house welds, real powder coat, and tight install. Whether it’s a courtyard arch or a modern side gate, we fabricate to the space. That means aligning welds to masonry lines, bending steel to match arches, and cutting infill to the inch. We’re not just gate builders — we’re finish carpenters with welding gear. And Chandler clients know when they call us, they’re getting clean metalwork that feels like part of the home.

Common Questions Locals Ask About Cable Railings

Cable railings are modern guardrails made from horizontal stainless steel wire strung between posts. We use them on balconies, stairs, decks, and around pools — places where the view matters but safety still counts. The cables are marine-grade stainless, tensioned clean, and last through Arizona sun, wind, and rain. Phoenix-area homeowners love them because they don’t block sightlines and they stay tight for years.

Phoenix Neighborhoods with Cable Railings

Cable railing shows up everywhere from Biltmore and Arcadia to the west side of Phoenix in Laveen and Maryvale. You’ll see it on modern remodels near downtown and inside staircases on new homes in Desert Ridge. Even industrial lofts in Roosevelt Row are running raw steel and cable across mezzanines and catwalks.

Down in Chandler, neighborhoods like Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch, and Cooper Commons are picking it up fast — mostly for back patios and second-story balconies. We’ve also seen it inside new builds off Chandler Heights, where it’s paired with floating staircases and open-plan lofts. Doesn’t matter where — if the home’s custom, cable usually finds its way in.

Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC
Phone: 978-360-0060