Powder Coating & Blasting — Pearland to the Bay
Gate, Fence & Patio Furniture Coating in Pearland, TX
We powder coat wrought iron and steel driveway gates, fence panels, railings, security doors and patio furniture in a finish built for humid, salty Gulf Coast air. Same-day estimates may be available. We guarantee our workmanship. Book yours today!
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Coating for Home & Property Metalwork
Outdoor ironwork takes the worst of Gulf Coast weather — sun, salt and humidity — and spray paint just doesn't hold up to it. We powder coat wrought iron and steel driveway gates, fence panels, pool fences, security doors and window bars, stair, porch, balcony and dock railings, patio furniture, outdoor metal décor, mailbox posts and light fixtures. The process is the same powder coating we use on everything else — blast to bare metal, then cure a tough finish in the oven — just sized for the pieces around your home.
Proud to Serve Pearland & the Bay Area
We serve customers from Pearland across Brazoria, Harris and Fort Bend counties. Mobile blasting comes to your home, business, marina, plant or job site.
What's Included
Driveway Gates
Wrought iron and steel driveway gates stripped and re-coated in a fresh, tough finish.
Fence & Pool-Fence Panels
Fence panels and pool fences blasted and coated to stand up to sun and salt.
Security Doors & Window Bars
Security doors and window bars re-coated to look good and resist rust.
Railings
Stair, porch, balcony and dock railings coated for the waterfront and the yard.
Patio Furniture
Wrought iron and aluminum tables, chairs and loungers — including aluminum furniture with the right prep.
Décor, Mailbox Posts & Lights
Outdoor metal décor, mailbox posts and light fixtures coated to last.
Why This Matters Here
Gates, fences, railings and patio sets live outside all year in humid, salty coastal air. Salt air off Galveston Bay reaches League City, Webster, Nassau Bay, Seabrook, La Porte and Baytown, and it eats spray paint fast — chalking, flaking and rust underneath. Hurricanes, tropical storms and flooding — Ike in 2008, Harvey in 2017, Beryl in 2024 — leave fences and outdoor fixtures rusting. Strong summer sun fades and chalks ordinary paint. A cured powder finish is thicker and tougher, with no solvents, so it resists chips, fading and corrosion better — which is why it's the right choice for outdoor ironwork down here.
Care & Prevention
Rinse coated outdoor metal with fresh water and mild soap, more often near the bay where salt settles on everything. Avoid harsh solvents and abrasive cleaners. Touch up any chips before rust creeps under the finish. Store patio cushions off coated furniture when it's wet, and keep up with a rinse after storms so salt and debris don't sit.
Restoring vs. Replacing Old Ironwork
Most old ironwork doesn't need replacing — it needs blasting and a fresh coat. We blast the rust and old paint off down to bare metal, prep it, and lay down a new cured powder finish. If a piece is structurally sound, restoring it costs less than replacing it and keeps the look you already have. If it's too far gone, we'll tell you straight. We don't fabricate or install gates and fences — we coat what you've got.
Outdoor Colors & Textures
For outdoor ironwork, textured black is the classic — it hides wear and adds grip. Bronze and coastal tones — sand, slate, sage — sit well with Gulf Coast homes. Satin and matte finishes cut the glare of the sun. We can color-match to your home or your existing ironwork. Tell us the look you want and we'll point you to the right finish.
Large or Installed Pieces
For large or installed pieces — a driveway gate, a long run of railing, a dock — removal, transport and reinstallation are discussed when you book. Some pieces we can blast and prep on-site with mobile blasting; others come to the shop to coat in the oven. We'll tell you which your piece needs after we see it.
What Gate & Fence Coating Costs
What affects the cost: the size and number of pieces, how much rust and old paint has to come off, the finish and number of coats, color choice, and removal and reinstallation for installed pieces. We quote every job after we see it.
| Job type | Price | What affects it |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway gate | Quoted after we see it | Size, rust, removal & reinstallation |
| Fence / pool-fence panels | Quoted after we see it | Linear feet, condition, finish |
| Railing (porch/balcony/dock) | Quoted after we see it | Length, condition, access |
| Patio furniture set | Quoted after we see it | Pieces, material, condition |
| Security door / window bars | Quoted after we see it | Size, condition, finish |
Price depends on the size and number of pieces, how much rust and old paint must come off, the finish and number of coats, color choice, and removal and reinstallation for installed pieces. Your exact price is set after we see it.
Why Choose Us for Gates & Fences
Restore, Don't Replace
We blast and re-coat sound ironwork so you keep what you've got.
Coastal Tough
Cured powder beats spray paint in humid, salty air.
Right Finish for Outdoors
Textured, satin and coastal tones that suit your home.
Ready to get your project quoted?
Call us or send your details and we'll call you back to confirm the days that work.
What to Expect
- 1
Call or send a photo of the gate, fence or furniture.
- 2
We quote it — including removal if needed.
- 3
We blast off the rust and old paint, then coat in the oven.
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Reinstallation and pick-up confirmed when you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you powder coat my gate without replacing it?
Yes — in most cases we restore and re-coat existing ironwork rather than replace it. We blast off the old paint and rust, prep the metal, and lay down a new cured powder finish. If a piece is too far gone structurally, we'll tell you straight. But a sound gate, fence or railing just needs the right prep and a fresh coat.
Do you remove and reinstall gates and railings?
For large or installed pieces, removal, transport and reinstallation are discussed when you book. Some pieces we can coat in place with mobile blasting and prep; others come to the shop to coat in the oven. We'll tell you which your piece needs after we see it.
Can rusty patio furniture be powder coated?
Yes. We blast the rust off down to bare metal, repair what needs repairing, and coat it. Wrought iron and aluminum patio furniture both take powder well — aluminum with the right prep for the softer alloy.
Will powder coating hold up near the bay?
Better than spray paint. A cured powder finish is thicker and tougher, with no solvents, so it resists chips, fading and corrosion better in humid, salty coastal air. That's exactly why it's the right choice for outdoor ironwork on the Gulf Coast.
Our Other Services
Not sure which service fits? Call us and we'll point you the right way.