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Gates & entry installation Companies in City of Las Vegas

City of Las Vegas · Past year
  1. All Star Fence

    Verified license
    4.2(34)

    All-Star Fence installs several fence styles for Las Vegas homes, from chain link and ornamental iron to wood and vinyl, with gates and access controls available.

    1recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  2. Southwest Doors & Gates installs, repairs and maintains garage doors, gates and access systems in Las Vegas.

    1recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  3. Freedom Masonry LLC

    Verified license
    4.7(13)

    Freedom Masonry combines block, stone and brick work with paver installation for patios, driveways and walkways around Las Vegas and Henderson.

    3recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  4. Iovino Masonry

    Verified license
    3.0(2)

    Iovino Masonry is a family-owned Las Vegas business established in 2003, specializing in masonry walls, stone veneer and wrought iron.

    1recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  5. P&L Fencing & Iron LLC

    Verified license

    P&L Fencing & Iron fabricates steel, iron and aluminum structures, ornamental metalwork, fences and gates.

    1recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  6. A1 Fence LV

    Verified license
    4.4(88)

    A1 Fence LV is a family-owned Las Vegas company providing residential and commercial fencing, gates and repairs.

    1recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  7. All Custom Iron

    Verified license
    4.3(44)

    All Custom Iron is a family business owned by Las Vegas natives John and Edith Reynolds, with in-house powder coating for custom iron products.

    0recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  8. Amazing Iron Works & Powder Coat is a Las Vegas metalwork and coating shop creating custom gates, fences, entry doors, balconies, banisters, stairs and patio covers.

    0recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  9. Art-In-Iron

    Verified license
    4.5(34)

    Art-In-Iron describes a family-owned Las Vegas business established in 2015, creating personalized ornamental ironwork for homeowners, community associations and businesses throughout the valley.

    0recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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  10. Artistic Iron Works

    Verified license

    Artistic Iron Works designs, fabricates and installs custom wrought iron in the Las Vegas Valley.

    0recorded fence & wall projectsCity of Las Vegas · Past year
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About this project search

Compare pedestrian and driveway access, manual or powered operation, supports and coordination with the existing fence.

The map and blue counts show broader fence & wall records for relevant companies, not gates & entry installation job totals.

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See the companies behind documented home projects, then ask about the work you need. Routine repairs and maintenance often do not appear in these records.

How this selection works

Companies need recorded fence & wall work in this area and a matched active license at the saved check. Common trade services can qualify through an established trade fit; specialist services need relevant published information. Neither is a guarantee of availability or the exact work a company will accept.

Recommended uses our daily trade recommendations where companies also fit this project, followed by other relevant companies. Most active uses past-year trade records. Branding and profile completeness do not influence placement.

3,715 broader trade records appear in City of Las Vegas across available dates; 145 fall between 2025-10-27 and 2026-10-27. Counts are not project-specific job totals. A permit alone does not prove completion, a passed inspection or workmanship.

This local record selection uses the City of Las Vegas boundary. Nearby valley communities have their own pages below.

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Installation · Las Vegas Valley

A New Gate for Your Las Vegas Home: Compare Your Options

Compare manual gates and complete powered systems, including supports, safety devices, access controls and future service.

About this guide
Editorial illustration: closed automated driveway gate at a desert stucco residence.
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In this guide

THE TAKEAWAY

Treat an automated gate as a complete moving system. Structure, controls, protective devices and safe pedestrian access belong in the design together.

Who and what needs to pass through?

Define the opening and how the gate will be used: pedestrian access, a driveway, a pool barrier or another enclosure. Identify whether it should be manual or powered and who needs access. Ask the installer to assess the opening, support posts, slope and the area the gate moves through. Automation is a complete system involving the gate, operator, controls and safety measures; it is not simply a motor added to any existing gate.

Compare your options

  1. Install a manual gate
  2. Automate a suitable gate
  3. Install a complete powered system
OptionWhen to discuss itWhat to clarify
Install a manual gateThe goal is a suitable opening, closure and latch.Specify size, material, supports and hardware.
Automate a suitable gateThe existing structure can support an assessed operating system.Ask what changes are needed before an operator is added.
Install a complete powered systemYou want a coordinated gate, operator and access setup.Request the safety, power, controls and service scope together.

Gate structure, operator and protections

Require gate dimensions, material, hinges or track, posts, foundations, finish and latching. For automation, list the operator, power source, access controls, safety devices and testing. Ask how pedestrians will pass safely and how access works during a power failure.

Include electrical coordination, trenching, drainage around tracks and restoration. Identify which company services the operator and controls after installation. A proposal should explain the complete gate system and its operating limits, not rely on an operator brand alone.

Editorial illustration: enclosed gate access controls on a stucco driveway pillar.
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A CLOSER LOOK

Plan for a visitor arriving on foot

Show the installer where a person stands to use the controls and how pedestrians enter without crossing the moving gate’s path. A keypad location chosen for convenience can create a different safety question.

Ask for a handoff demonstration of the installed protections and the approved procedure during a power failure. Keep the operator instructions and service contact with your access information. The model name alone does not establish that the full installation is safe.

DASMA advises keeping people clear of moving gates and having the installer demonstrate system safety and manual operation. [3]

What affects the price

Custom fabrication, opening width, support work, electrical routing, controls and safety equipment influence price. Compare the same access features and included remotes or credentials. Ask about subscription costs for connected access and who administers it.

Keep a manual gate quote separate from the full automation price. Maintenance and emergency-service availability matter, but get the actual terms rather than assuming every installer offers ongoing support.

Questions to ask before approving work

  1. Is the gate structure suitable for the proposed operator?
  2. Which safety devices and tests are included?
  3. How do people enter safely during a power failure?
  4. Who services the operator and access controls?

After the visit: checks, records and upkeep

Ask for a demonstration of normal operation, safe access, power-loss procedures and the required safety tests by the installer. Keep operator manuals, settings, warranty details and service contacts. Arrange maintenance according to the complete system’s instructions.

Do not bypass sensors or increase operating force to overcome a fault. Keep people, pets and objects out of the movement area and arrange service when operation becomes unpredictable.

Common questions

Can any existing gate be automated?

No assumption should be made without assessment of the structure, movement, supports and safety design.

Are gate controls the same as the safety system?

No. Keypads and remotes control access; the installer must also address the gate’s safety devices and operating behavior.

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Compare the full company selection, then confirm the exact work and your address directly. Specific services and workmanship are not verified by broader project records.

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Service context

Advanced Technology lists gate operators, remote controls, access control and gate repair as distinct services. [1]

LiftMaster’s safety guidance discusses monitored photo eyes and sensing edges as parts of powered-gate protection. [2]

The questions and comparisons are Hey Neighbor’s homeowner guidance. Company pages describe advertised services, not an endorsement or proof of results. Equipment instructions and a property-specific assessment govern the actual work.

Sources & further reading

  1. Advanced Technology. Gate Systems, Repairs and Installations. Accessed .
  2. LiftMaster. Ensuring Gate Safety. Accessed .
  3. Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association. Safety Tips for Gate Openers. Accessed .

About this guide

Written and maintained by Hey Neighbor. Updated .

Editorial update: clarified the main decision, added topic-specific context and checked the reference supporting the added context.

How this guide is put together

These are AI-assisted editorial guides for homeowners, built around published sources and practical questions to ask. This update checks the added source-backed context; it is not a licensed trade professional’s technical review or an inspection of your home. Earlier references retain their individual access dates below their citations.

Examples are illustrative, and artwork does not depict a listed company’s actual work. Local requirements depend on your property and the authority responsible for it. Read our guide standards or suggest a correction.

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