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Why book an iron fencing service through Airtasker?

Iron fencing can work as an effective security measure that adds beauty to your home. As valuable a feature this is, how do you get it?

Simple. Book an expert installer on Airtasker! You can do away with the tedious task of looking for nearby wrought iron fence installers through our platform. Not only do you have to contact them individually, but you also have to compile and compare their rates and service packages. Airtasker can speed up and simplify your search - post your budget, and you'll receive offers from several Taskers in minutes!

Don't be surprised if you get a lot of free quotes from experienced Taskers. You can easily see their reviews and ratings from past clients along with their rates, so it's easy to compare and make an informed decision. Book the Tasker you think is best, and they'll get to work on your iron fence.

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Top Iron Fencing related questions

Yes, this is highly recommended. Setting the posts of an iron fence in concrete gives each of them a solid base. When placed on concrete, the posts of your iron fence are less likely to lean like the Tower of Pisa over time. Even one errant post can lead to many costly problems down the line, as you may have to uproot your entire fence to fix the issue.

On average, it can take two to three days to install an iron fence. That's due to the one to two days needed to let the concrete on each post dry. Another day or two is required for attaching the rails and the gate. Expect the service to take more time if your iron fence spans a large perimeter. You can ask your Tasker for an estimate of how long the job will take.

There are a few ways to maintain your iron fence and extend its lifespan. It's recommended you hire someone to trim unruly vines or plants that wrap around your fence, as these can remove its protective powder coat. Avoid intentionally wetting your iron fence when sprinkling your lawn and move sprinklers away. Sand off any rust spots and cover the sanded area with a coat of paint. You can also hire someone to paint the entire fence.

Only if you have the experience, the right tools and equipment and know exactly how to put up a fence (iron or whatnot) that complies with all your state's regulations, building codes and safety standards. If your installation fails any requirements, it can be more expensive to fix the fence to make it compliant or remove the entire fence and start over.

As long as you have your local council's approval, you don't have to inform your neighbours if you're putting up a fence. Still, it can be a good practice to give your neighbour common courtesy and let them know. If you inform them and don't object to it, you have a defence if they dispute your fence in the future.   

In general, fences must not be higher than 1.8 metres. If it's built from masonry, it can't exceed 1.2 metres in height. If it's along the boundary of a primary or secondary road, your fence is limited to a maximum height of 1.2 metres. When planning to put up a fence, check with your state's laws and your council's rules first. 

What do iron fencing services include?

Iron fencing service includes all the tasks necessary to do an expert iron fence installation on your property. This service can handle common types of iron fence installations, such as rod iron fence installation and wrought iron fence installation. Your hired iron fence installer can take measurements, mark off spots for post placement, dig the needed holes, install the posts, rails and gate.

Taking measurements

Before your hired wrought iron fence contractors install your fence, prepare the necessary permits. Some Taskers can procure these for you upon request. Once the permits are ready and you have your council's approval, your Tasker takes measurements. They can mark the exact spots for post-placement and help you choose the right location for gate placement as well.

Note that the site must be clear of any obstructions or debris. However, you may want to consider hiring another expert to clear these before work begins. After you've approved their plan for each post and the gate position, they can go to the next step.

Preparing tools and materials

If you don't have the iron fence yet, some Taskers can buy it for you upon request. They can make sure to have all the appropriate tools for the job and get the needed materials. Should there be any excess materials left over after the project, your Tasker can turn these over to you.

Digging holes for posts

With all the materials and tools ready, your Tasker starts digging the holes. They can dig as many holes as needed for all the posts and make sure they are deep enough and uniform, so the posts are level.

Installing posts

After each hole is dug, your Tasker places a post. They can attach a plumb line to ensure that all the posts are level and of the correct height once they're in their holes. Your Tasker can make the necessary adjustments if they aren't level. 

Your Tasker can fill each hole ¾ of its depth with concrete to stabilise each post. Depending on the weather and how it affects the concrete mixture, this can dry after a day or two.

Attaching rails 

After the concrete is dry and the posts are firmly in place, your Tasker attaches the rails to each post. Depending on the iron fence design, they can connect the rails with brackets or do spot welding. Your Tasker can make sure the rails are of the right length and cut them to size if necessary. They can also ensure that the rails have a consistent level of ground clearance.

Installing the gate

Your Tasker can install the gate, and if the iron fence has a drop-down bolt, they can bore a hole on the ground and attach the drop-down bolt gate. With your fence finished, why not hire someone to help you get the most out of your lawn? 

Recent Iron Fencing tasks

Repair gate posts and fix a new wrought iron gate

£5

Tooting, Greater London, SW17

5th Oct 2024

Repair and repaint the gate posts and fix a new wrought iron gate. The new gate would be supplied and the cost of the gate doesn’t need to be included in this quote. Price is negotiable. I would like to know what you would charge for the repair, rather than what I would be willing to pay. Thanks.

Iron gate needs clean up/re-sizing

£5

Knutsford, Cheshire

6th Jul 2023

Attached are a few photos showing the iron gates we currently have and also the entrance to the courtyard (currently a makeshift wooden gate). The courtyard is very much in progress! Currently the small part of the iron gate (single person entrance) is not fixed to the rest of the gate, meaning it stays stationary when the whole gate is opened (and will block a part of our courtyard entrance). We are looking to fix the small gate to the rest of the gate, enabling us to open the entire gate as one and push it flush against the neighbouring wall. Pushing the gate flush is made slightly harder as the building next door have put some railings over their windows that jut out and have also attached fake bricks to their wall, meaning that our iron gates now cannot swing open fully (they're left at an angle). We are wondering whether it is best to either (1) shrink our gates slightly, add a post at the end which will enable us to swing our gates out fully, although leaving a gap between them and the wall, or (2) make our current gates bifold so that they fold in on themselves and therefore we avoid next doors window bars. Please let us know if you can help. Will

Build a small brick column to fix iron fencing

£50

Raynes Park, Greater London, SW20

4th Jun 2023

Need to make one small brick column ( 50 cm high) to fix the iron fencing… - Due date: Needs to be done on Friday, 9 June 2023

Hi there, my wrought iron gate is sagging away from the wall

£150

Central Parade, Greater London

27th May 2023

MY WROUGHT IRON GATE IS SAGGING AWAY FROM THE WALL AND THE BOLT HOLDING IT TO THE WALL HAS COME LOOSE; THE GATE IS NOT ALIGNED AND I HAVE TO LOCK {CLOSE} IT WITH DIFFICULTY I WILL APPRECIATE IF YOU CAN HELP ME PLEASE AS THE GATE REMAINS UNLOCKED MOST OF THE TIMES - Due date: Flexible

Make a sliding iron gate approx 12 foot x 6 foot

£2,000

North Cheam, Greater London

15th Apr 2023

A sliding iron gate to be made , 12ft x 6 ft. The surrounding fencing and metal runner is already in place. - Due date: Flexible

Building a 10m wall with iron fence on top to front of my house

£2,500

Polsloe, Devon

20th Feb 2023

would like to have a iron fence on top of a small dwarf wall built in along the front of my property. There is a Wisteria that needs supporting by a couple of the fence posts. Either Steel or Wrought Iron would be preferable - Due date: Flexible

Attach wrought iron fence top / spear

£60

Wimbledon Park, Greater London, SW19

8th Jan 2023

Hi, two of the metal tops / spears of our fences have fallen off (please see photos). Looking for someone to come and clean up the parts where they fell off, re-attach the spears (we still have both of them) which I presume will need welding? And paint the join so it blends in with the rest of the fence. - Due date: Flexible

Did a fantastic job welding some of the broken posts on our fence and then painting them to fit in with the rest of the fence. Thank you

Supply and fit iron gate and fence, prevent neighbours pet’s pooping.

£250

Chatham, Kent, ME4

9th Nov 2022

We are looking for someone to help supply and fit iron gate with fence in a small area, front of the house. We keep getting neighbours pet’s coming and pooping. Pls we are looking for a reasonable questio. - Due date: Flexible

Iron gate’s removed

£30

Churchill Park, Gwent

17th Feb 2022

I have iron gates at the front of my house hat I want taken off - Due date: Flexible

Iron gate made from a static gate to a swing gate

£50

Moulsham, Essex

11th Sep 2021

I have a static gate across my back door. I would like for the gate to swing open and be able to lock shut when not in use. Other neighbours have had there’s adjusted for this to be able to happen