If iron fencing, railings or gates are coming down for a remodel, hardscape or new posts, that is the easiest time to strip and repaint them.
Once a panel is off its posts, every side is reachable: the back of pickets, the bottom rail, the inside of scrolls and the spots that sat against walls or planters. Those hidden areas are where rust usually starts.
Tell us when the panels will come down and when they need to go back up. Repairs such as welding or new hinges should happen before painting so the new metal gets primed too. If iron needs fabrication work, ask us when you call; our HOA page explains how we coordinate with iron fabricators.
Iron fences, railings and gates are quoted by size, height, detail and condition after a free estimate. Fence painting runs $7–$12 per linear foot per side. Call 858-754-9842 or request a free estimate.
Yes, when it is coming down anyway. Every side can be reached, so rust-prone spots get primed and painted.
Tell us your project plans when you call. We coordinate timing with whoever is removing and reinstalling the panels.
A rust-inhibiting primer such as Zero Rust on bare metal, followed by an exterior metal topcoat.
It depends on sun, sprinklers and distance from the coast. Touch up chips and rust spots as soon as they appear.
Call 858-754-9842 to plan the painting around your project.
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