Ornamental fences are becoming a more popular option among homeowners for many reasons that make them advantageous. They can be made out of various metals, such as steel, aluminum, or wrought iron, among others. Ornamental fences are generally known for their extreme durability which makes them an premier option for owners seeking to secure their property. Additionally, they come in several striking design options which makes them both decorative and versatile in function. Like other metal fence options, they are also quite easy to maintain, saving the owner on long-term costs.

Aluminum fencing from Lake Oswego Fence Pros is like the MVP of yard boundaries—budget‑friendly, maintenance‑free, and endlessly stylish. Want Victorian‑inspired scrollwork or minimalist horizontal rails? We’ve got designs to match any architectural vibe, turning your perimeter into a decorative showpiece. Crave privacy without sacrificing panache? Opt for taller panels or privacy‑slat inserts that keep nosy passersby at bay while your fence steals the spotlight. Plus, aluminum laughs off rust, decay, and that pesky “needs repainting” chore, so you’re free to binge‑watch instead of wielding a paintbrush. Custom heights, color finishes, and unique accents? Consider it done. With Lake Oswego Fence Pros, your new aluminum fence isn’t just a border—it’s a design statement that pays dividends in curb appeal and peace of mind.

Think of chain link fences as the ultimate no‑nonsense perimeter pros—tough, cost‑effective, and practically maintenance‑proof. At Lake Oswego Fence Pros, we sling everything from light‑gauge residential links (perfect for keeping Fido in check) to heavyweight, security‑grade mesh that’s ready for industrial showdowns. Whether you’re securing a construction site, framing a dog park, or adding a rugged edge to your backyard, our chain link installations go up fast and stay up strong—no fancy fuss, just decades of dependable performance. Want extra privacy or a pop of color? We can do that, just talk to our design team when your project starts. With Lake Oswego Fence Pros, your chain link fence isn’t just a barrier—it’s a bulletproof bargain that keeps your property locked down and your budget happy.

Metal fences are prone to oxidation when iron or steel components are exposed to moisture and atmospheric oxygen, initiating rust formation that can progress to pitting and structural weakening. Even surface‑level rust disrupts protective coatings—such as galvanization or powder coat—and allows corrosion to accelerate beneath the finish. If maintenance is ignored or deferred, it is possible for corrosion to eventually compromise the integrity of the posts, reduce load‑bearing capacity of the fence, and eventually lead to costly repairs or even the need for full replacement. Regular inspections for blistering paint, reddish‑brown spotting, or flaking metal are essential; at the first sign of oxidation, contact Lake Oswego Fence Pros for professional rust remediation and recoating to protect your fence’s lifespan and performance.

Loose or broken components in a metal fence are often the result of external stressors such as high winds, impact from vehicles or equipment, ground shifting, or long-term wear and tear. When posts become unstable or panels detach, the fence’s structural integrity and security are compromised, leaving your property vulnerable. Common signs include leaning sections, rattling panels, or disconnected fasteners. Prompt repair is crucial—not only to restore the fence’s functionality and appearance but also to prevent further damage from occurring. At Lake Oswego Fence Pros, we specialize in assessing and reinforcing damaged metal fences to ensure long-term stability, safety, and visual appeal.

Although it is very rare, it is possible for insects like termites and carpenter ants to infest your metal fence and make a home for themselves. If they occur, these types of infestastions can weaken a metal fence and cause it to become more susceptible to damage from the weather and other external forces. For this reason, we highly recommend calling for an inspection, resealing or other metal fence service if you suspect insect infestation is ocurring in your metal fence.

Father time is undefeated, and after 20–25 years of battling the elements, even the sturdiest steel can start to sag, rust, or wobble like it’s had one too many birthdays. If your fence is showing its age—fading finish, loose posts, or just generally looking like it belongs in a fencing retirement home—it might be time to say goodbye and upgrade to something fresh, strong, and secure. At Lake Oswego Fence Pros, we’ll help you trade in that tired old boundary for a modern masterpiece that brings back the security, style, and swagger your property deserves.