Corrugated steel has become a Tucson look for good reason. It blocks the view from the street, it stands up to sun that fades wood and vinyl, and raw steel weathers to a deep rust brown that sits well against stucco and desert plants.
Fences we build
- Full perimeter privacy fences in raw corrugated steel with a capped top.
- Driveway and side yard runs with a raked top, like the fence pictured on this page.
- Galvanized and black steel privacy fences, for owners who want a silver or dark finish that stays put.
- Steel picket fences along roads, sidewalks and hillsides, for homes and for businesses.
- Wire panel fences on steel frames around a pool or a garden.
- Matching gates in the same panels: single walk gates and large double gates.
Why the cap matters
A steel cap along the top edge finishes the cut ends of the corrugated panels and stiffens the whole run. It is the detail Lee Ann pointed to in her review, after Daniel built a corrugated fence around her entire property with two single gates and a large double gate.
“The gates are solid, beautifully fabricated, and work perfectly.”
Lee Ann, Google review
Saw one going up on your street?
That is how Glen and Rhonda found us. They saw new fencing going in on their street, liked it, and hired us for a fence and gate of their own. If you have seen one of our fences you like, send a photo or the address when you call and we will work from it.
Questions about steel fences
Will a raw steel fence rust?
It is meant to. Raw corrugated steel weathers to a deep rust brown, and that is the look most people choose it for. Galvanized and black steel fences keep a silver or dark finish.
Do you build the gates too?
Yes. Walk gates and double gates can be built in the same panels so the whole run matches, like the two single gates and the large double gate in Lee Ann’s fence.
Getting a fence quote
Call or text (520) 345-4241 with the rough length of the run, how tall you want it, and how many gates. Daniel will walk the line, measure, and bid the job.
