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Western Red Cedar
The Tulsa favorite. Warm out of the truck, it weathers to driftwood grey and takes stain beautifully. Best privacy-to-character ratio; plan on a restain every three to four years to hold color. Lifespan 15 to 20 years.
Tulsa Fence Installation
A real fence number, before a salesperson knocks.
Cedar privacy, ornamental steel, chain link, and vinyl, built board by board across the Tulsa metro. Start with a straight linear-foot estimate, then we walk the line.
What every Ironwood install includes
Licensed & InsuredHOA & Permit Handling5-Year Workmanship WarrantyFree On-Site Estimates
What we build
Compare materials Every fence line, one crew.
From a back-lot dog run to an automated driveway gate, we pour our own posts and hang our own panels. No subs, no hand-offs.
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Cedar Privacy Fencing
Western red cedar privacy fences built board by board. Dog-ear, flat-top, or board-on-board for full screening that weathers to a soft silver-grey.
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Ornamental Steel & Iron
Powder-coated aluminum and steel for a wrought-iron look that meets pool codes and never needs sanding or repainting.
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Chain Link
Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link for yards, kennels, and light-commercial security. The budget workhorse.
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Vinyl & Composite
Low-maintenance vinyl privacy and picket fencing that shrugs off Oklahoma humidity and never needs staining.
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Automated Gates
Swing and slide gate openers with keypad, remote, and app control, wired to your driveway grade and power.
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Repairs & Restaining
Storm repairs, leaning-post resets, and cedar restaining to bring an aging fence back to line.
Learn moreThe material is the point
Cedar you can read the grain on.
We buy western red cedar by the unit, not the leftover bundle, and hand-pick pickets so the face you see from the patio is the good one.
That is the whole idea behind Ironwood. A fence is a material sample you live next to for twenty years, so the material, and how it is finished, is what we sell.
1,800+
Fences Installed
Across the Tulsa metro
15
Years Building
Locally owned since 2009
4.9
Average Review
Google & Nextdoor
5yr
Workmanship Warranty
On every install
By privacy, lifespan & budget
Five materials, honestly compared.
No single fence wins on everything. Here is how the big four (plus composite) actually trade off, the same table we walk clients through on site.
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Ornamental Steel
A wrought-iron look without the rust. Powder-coated panels see through to the landscape, meet pool-barrier code, and last decades with zero upkeep. Best for front yards, pools, and sloped runs. Lifespan 30-plus years.
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Vinyl / PVC
Set it and forget it. Full privacy or classic picket, no staining, no splinters, wipes clean. Higher up-front cost, lowest lifetime cost. Best for busy households. Lifespan 25 to 30 years.
Selected work
Full portfolio Recent Tulsa-metro fences.
Filter the full gallery by material and style, or start here.
Board-on-Board Cedar, Maple Ridge
220 linear feet of full-screen cedar with a matching double-drive gate, stepped to a sloped back lot.
Ornamental Steel Pool Enclosure, Bixby
Code-compliant 5-ft black steel around a gunite pool with self-closing, self-latching gates.
Vinyl Privacy Yard, Owasso
160 feet of tan vinyl privacy fence for a new build, with an HOA spec sheet we handled end to end.
Neighbors on the line
The estimate matched the invoice.
The linear-foot estimate matched the final invoice almost to the dollar. No surprise up-charges, and the cedar board-on-board looks like furniture.
Our HOA approval was the part I dreaded. Ironwood handled the submittal and the permit, so I just picked the color.
They flagged the pool-code latch requirement before we signed. The crew was on time, clean, and the gate self-closes exactly like it should.
How it works
From a number to a finished line.
Five steps, and the paperwork is ours.
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Get a Linear-Foot Number
Tell us the run length, material, and height. You get a real per-linear-foot range the same day, before anyone visits.
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On-Site Walk & Locate
We walk the line, check grade and property pins, and call in utility locates so posts land where they should.
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HOA & Permit Handling
We prep the submittal, the plat, and the city permit, so approval is our paperwork instead of your weekend.
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Build Day
Posts set in concrete, panels squared to line and grade, gates hung and tested. Most yards finish in one to two days.
Questions Tulsa homeowners ask.
How does the linear-foot estimate work?
You give us the approximate run length, material, and height, and we return a real per-linear-foot range the same business day. It is a genuine budget number, not a lead-capture placeholder. The on-site visit only fine-tunes it for grade, gates, and terrain.
Do you handle HOA approvals and city permits?
Yes. We prepare the HOA architectural submittal and pull the City of Tulsa (or your municipality's) permit as part of the job. You approve the design, and the paperwork is ours.
Which fence lasts the longest in Oklahoma weather?
Ornamental steel and composite top the lifespan chart at 25 to 30-plus years with almost no upkeep. Cedar lasts 15 to 20 years and rewards a restain every few years with the warmest look. Our Materials page breaks it down by privacy, lifespan, and budget.
How far out are you booking?
Most installs start within two to three weeks of a signed estimate, weather permitting. Storm repairs and safety issues jump the line.
Start with a number
Price your fence by the linear foot.
Tell us the run, the material, and the height. We will send a real range the same business day, then walk the line with you.