Scottsdale Gate Contractor – Driveway And Entry Gates

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

Scottsdale Gate Company Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC is a Phoenix-based metalwork contractor specializing in custom-fabricated steel, iron, and aluminum gates for homes and properties across Scottsdale. We design and build driveway gates, side-yard gates, courtyard entries, and pedestrian gates — all crafted by hand and installed by the same team that fabricated them. Locals hire us when they want gates that feel like part of the home, not something tacked on from a big-box catalog.

Local Railing Builder for Custom Gates in Phoenix

A while back, we built a courtyard gate for a house in DC Ranch that had just redone their landscaping and lighting. The entry was gorgeous — desert stone, uplights, the works — but the stock iron gate looked like something from a builder-grade job in the ‘90s. We worked with the homeowner to design a laser-cut steel panel with a subtle desert mesquite tree design, added a powder coat that matched the bronze accents on their exterior fixtures, and framed it in a clean square tube with hidden hinges. Installed it on-site and watched the whole entryway pull together in about two hours. The gate didn’t just match — it belonged.

Popular Custom Gate Styles by Phoenix Contractors

Laser-Cut Entry Gates
We cut steel panels with desert scenes, monograms, or geometric patterns. Great for front courtyards or side yards where privacy and personality both matter.

Traditional Scroll Iron Gates
Wrought iron with scrollwork and arches — the classic look. Hand-forged in our shop, powder-coated for durability. Usually installed in historic or Spanish-style homes near Old Town.

Modern Flat Bar Gates
Straight lines, clean welds, and horizontal bars. Popular in newer neighborhoods around North Scottsdale or Arcadia with modern architecture.

Wood + Steel Combo Gates
Steel frame with tongue-and-groove wood inlay — usually ipe or cedar. Offers privacy without going full solid. Used often for side yards and pool gates.

Courtyard Arched Gates
We build these with radius tops to follow archways or match stucco openings. Can go scroll, solid, or open-view depending on the design.

Driveway Swing Gates
Single or double swing. Automated or manual. We’ve built everything from simple tube frames to full ornamental steel drive gates with keypad access.

Steel Mesh Gates
Wire mesh inside a steel frame — lets air and light through while keeping dogs in and critters out. Side yard favorite in desert homes.

Solid Panel Privacy Gates
Welded steel sheet framed and sealed to provide full coverage. Used for trash enclosures, RV gates, or side yard entries where privacy is key.

CNC Monogrammed Gates
We cut last names, initials, or ranch logos into gate panels. Powder coat or paint after. Installed plenty of these near Pinnacle Peak and surrounding estates.

Courtyard Split Entry Gates
Double-entry pedestrian gates for larger courtyard walk-ups. Welded for symmetry, installed with custom drop pins and latch hardware.

Cable Railing Materials – What Phoenix Contractors Use

Aluminum

We use aluminum mostly on gates that need to be lightweight — like courtyard walk gates or gates mounted to block walls. Powder-coated to prevent rust. Clean finish, lasts long.

Wrought Iron

Our classic material. We hand-forge and weld every joint. Heavier, but rock solid. Great for traditional scrollwork, arched entries, and drive gates.

Composite

We’ve used composite inserts or trim panels inside steel gates when matching HOA-required fencing. Not structural, but helps blend in when wood isn’t allowed.

Stainless Steel

Rare for full gate builds but sometimes used in high-end entry details or modern pull handles. Doesn’t rust and always looks sharp with the right finish.

Galvanized Steel

Our base material for most gates. It’s zinc-coated for corrosion resistance and takes powder coat well. Strong, versatile, and reliable across every style we build.

Where You’ll See Custom Gates in Phoenix

Courtyard Entries
Usually framed in block or stone. We mount steel posts directly or sleeve them to hide anchors. These are all about symmetry and style — the first thing guests see.

Side Yard Gates
Attached to stucco or block, these keep the pets in and the pool guy out. Built to fit odd widths and heights. Usually privacy style or mesh for airflow.

Driveway Gates
Manual or motorized. Swing or sliding. We weld these in sections, install posts in concrete, and adjust hardware for weight and clearance. Built for curb appeal and durability.

Pool Gates
Code height with self-closing hinges and locking latches. We build these to match the railing or fencing, or as standalone units. Steel or aluminum depending on exposure.

Backyard Enclosure Gates
Sometimes hidden between AC units or tucked in a side return, these still need to work. Solid panels or mesh, welded tight and installed with no sag.

Phoenix Cable Railing Design Ideas for Custom Homes

Modern Courtyard Gate with Laser Cut Scene

For a new build off Shea, we cut a steel panel with a desert ocotillo pattern. Powder-coated dark bronze. Framed in steel and installed with soft-close hinges. Homeowner said it was the only thing visitors commented on after walking in.

Ipe + Steel Side Gate with Dog Window

We built this near McDowell Mountain Ranch. Steel frame, cedar inlay, and a round cut-out with steel mesh for their pup to peek out. Simple, solid, and way more fun than expected.

Dual Swing Entry with Arched Top

Arched double gate in hand-forged scroll iron, finished in oil-rubbed bronze. Installed at a Spanish-style courtyard entrance near Gainey Ranch. Felt like it had always been there.

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

When it comes to gates, the top builders aren’t just fabricators — they’re artists. At Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC, we don’t copy catalog patterns. We build to the house. That means shaping steel to match stone, cutting designs that reflect the home’s style, and welding like it’s going to be looked at every day — because it is. Scottsdale homeowners trust us because we don’t just build gates, we build features that belong. Whether it’s a flat-bar modern entry or a 12-foot arched drive gate, we build it like we’re signing our name on it — because we are.

Common Questions Locals Ask About Cable Railings

Cable railings use tensioned stainless steel wires between metal posts to create a strong, modern barrier. They’re usually made from marine-grade stainless, aluminum, or steel. Around Phoenix, they’re mostly used on second-story balconies, decks with views, stairwells, and around pools. In Scottsdale, cable railings are growing fast in new construction where folks want something cleaner and less bulky than traditional iron pickets.

Phoenix Neighborhoods with Cable Railings

You’ll see cable railings popping up in neighborhoods like Arcadia, where people are remodeling mid-century homes with modern updates. In the Biltmore area, cable runs across second-story balconies and inside grand staircases. Roosevelt Row has lofts using raw steel and cable for industrial-style safety rails. Desert Ridge and Ahwatukee are switching from old iron to sleeker cable systems on decks and backyards.

Scottsdale’s full of cable and custom metal now — from Troon and DC Ranch down to McCormick Ranch and Gainey. We’ve installed solid courtyard gates with cable accents, built side-yard gates with stainless hardware, and finished full walk-out patio rails that don’t hide the mountain views. The homes here demand detail, and that’s what we show up to build.

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