Wrought Iron Fence & Gates
Iron fence and gate replacement across Spring Valley’s 1980s–90s neighborhoods, plus block-wall-to-view-fence conversions with matching gates.
Serving Spring Valley · Clark County
Spring Valley isn’t just a service area for us — it’s home. Red Star Fence’s 4-acre fabrication campus sits on W. Dewey Drive in the 89118 zip, which means when a Spring Valley neighbor calls, the estimate, the fabrication, and the crew all come from a few minutes away.
Much of Spring Valley was built out in the 1980s and 1990s, and its original fences and gates are reaching the end of their lives. A huge share of our work here is replacement: pulling out rusted, sagging fence lines and swapping tired gates for new powder-coated iron that will outlast the originals by decades. We also see more block-wall conversions here than anywhere — topping or replacing sections of the valley’s ubiquitous gray block with open iron to let light and views back in.
Close by: we’re right in our backyard — our campus is on W. Dewey Drive.
Fences installed when Spring Valley’s subdivisions were new have taken 30-plus years of sun and sprinkler overspray. We remove and haul off the old fence, reset or replace posts correctly in concrete, and install powder-coated steel that handles UV far better than the painted iron of that era. Every job carries our one-year unconditional installation guarantee.
Spring Valley yards are framed by block walls, and many homeowners want more light without losing security. We cut in iron view-fence sections, add decorative toppers, and build matching gates — small structural jobs our C-5 concrete license lets us handle end to end, saw-cut to final weld.
Day to day, our residential crews build dog runs and kennel enclosures, pool-code barriers with self-latching gates, RV gates for side yards, and courtyard fencing across Spring Valley’s 89117, 89147, and 89148 neighborhoods. Small jobs are welcome — the shop is right here.
Iron fence and gate replacement across Spring Valley’s 1980s–90s neighborhoods, plus block-wall-to-view-fence conversions with matching gates.
Our material yard on W. Dewey Drive serves Spring Valley DIYers directly — chain link, posts, fittings, gate hardware, and free material lists.
Chain link fencing and dog kennels for Spring Valley backyards, plus commercial fencing for storefronts along the Spring Mountain and Rainbow corridors.
ZIP codes: 89103, 89113, 89117, 89118, 89147, 89148 — and everywhere around them. Not sure if you’re in our area? You are. Call 702-733-7827.
We’ll tell you honestly at the free estimate. Isolated rust can often be repaired and recoated; fences rusted at the post bases usually warrant replacement with modern powder-coated steel that will far outlast the original.
Yes — block-to-iron conversions are one of our most common Spring Valley jobs. We saw-cut the opening, set steel posts in concrete, and fabricate panels and gates to fit exactly.
We do. The shop is in Spring Valley, so single gates, short runs, and repairs are easy for us to schedule — and you can pick up materials from our yard if you’d rather DIY.