Wrought Iron Gates & Railings.
Period and modern ironwork stripped back to bright metal for repaint, powder coating or forge restoration.
- specialist-trained operators
- Method-matched to your surface
Restoring Wrought Iron Gates & Railings
Period wrought iron gates, garden railings, estate gates, church railings and decorative ironwork are our specialism. We remove decades of paint layers, rust and pitting corrosion — leaving the underlying metal ready for a coating that actually lasts.
The Process
1. Assess & Protect
2. Strip Rust, Paint & Corrosion
3. Prep for Repaint / Powder Coat
Period & Listed Ironwork
Grade II heritage gates, church railings and estate ironwork all handled with full documentation, method statement and cover.
Before & After Examples
See the gallery for photographs of recent gate and railing projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you restore Victorian/period wrought iron gates?
Yes — this is one of our most satisfying jobs. We strip decades of paint layers and pitting rust back to bright metal, which is the only proper foundation for a new coating that will actually last.
Do you offer a repaint or powder-coating referral after cleaning?
Yes. We work with a small network of trusted powder-coaters and traditional coatings applicators across the region, and where possible we blast and hand over the same day so no rust bloom forms before the new coating goes on.
How long does gate restoration take?
Depends on size, condition and finish, but most residential gate pairs are stripped in a day. Add another day for coating handover. Estate gates and long railing runs take proportionally longer — we'll always give a firm timeline in the written quote.
Get a quote for ironwork restoration
Send us a couple of photos and a postcode. We'll come out, survey the property, and put a written price in your hand within days — not weeks.