custom driveway gates
Metal Art Creations Made Exactly How You Want
JDR Metal Art creates a limited supply of drop-dead gorgeous driveway gates for discerning property owners.
We work hand-in-hand with you to create that stunning masterpiece that will not only up your curb appeal, but more importantly, help keep you and your loved ones safer and more secure for many years to come.
Our Promise:
LIFETIME Craftsmanship Warranty
Unbeatable Design Work
Dedicated 1-on-1 Customer Service
WE COMPETE ON QUALITY, NOT PRICE!
What Our Clients Say:
“JDR Metal Art is an excellent company to work with! So 5 stars! They worked with us, all the way, to satisfy our customer’s gate design ideas and produce an outstanding product; visually stunning and of the highest quality! Thank you JDR!!”
Joe Longo
Longo Technical Services
Scranton, PA
“Justin, good morning, on my front deck enjoying a cup of coffee and my new gate!!! The feeling of a degree of more security. A piece of art in my yard. What a great feeling riding up to it yesterday for the first time operational. Please know and convey to those that helped that we do not take for granted their work and artistic skills. Thank you again!”
Jon Hill
Louisville, KY
UPS Pilot, retired
4 Unique Design Styles
to choose from:
2. Tree Driveway Gates
Probably our most popular style, the tree themed driveway gate designs can feature just one large tree or the tree can be combined with animals and background scenery of your choice. Our tree driveway gate designs are custom designed however you see fit. They can be plasma cut or laser cut from either steel or aluminum.
3. Wildlife Driveway Gates
Perfect for hunting resorts, wildlife preserves, or the entrance to your home or weekend getaway. Our wildlife driveway gate designs are custom designed with the exact animals and background scenery you want. We’ve created everything from deer and elk to bears, turtles, squirrels, owls, pheasants, bald eagles, alligators. The wildlife designs are plasma cut or laser cut from either steel or aluminum. We design the gates to complement and enhance the unique character of your property.
4. Equine/Horse Driveway Gates
Great choice for farms, ranches, horse rescues and homes. Bring you entrance to life with artistically created metal silhouettes of horse & rider, mules, donkeys and related livestock. Our equine driveway gate designs are custom designed with the exact animals you want. We can turn a world champion show horse into a beautiful, lifelike silhouette that is plasma cut or laser cut from either steel or aluminum.
━━━ Personalized gate design work
If you’re looking for something totally new & unique, we will happily create a brand new custom driveway gate design from scratch!
We also have hundreds of beautiful gate designs already made, which you can choose from and customize however you see fit.
━━━ Learn more about our custom driveway gates
Steel, Wrought Iron & Aluminum Entry Gates
Nearly all of our custom driveway gates designs can be built from either steel, wrought iron or aluminum. What’s the distinction? Here’s an article that explains the differences between steel vs. aluminum driveway gates.
Steel Driveway Gates
We most commonly create steel driveway gates because they are so strong and durable, and less expensive than aluminum. Much like its precursor iron, steel is more susceptible to corrosion (rust) than aluminum when exposed to moisture and oxygen. To overcome this, our steel gates get a rust-fighting zinc rich primer coat first beneath two more layers of powder coat.
Wrought Iron Driveway Gates
Wrought iron gates are also very strong and durable. Because they are typically made from the thickest of materials, these are very heavy gates that require heavy equipment to install, and a larger gate opener to automate.
Aluminum Driveway Gates
Aluminum driveway gates are the lightest material, easy to install, more resistant to corrosion, but require the far more cleanliness and preparation than steel before welding and powder coating to achieve the highest strength and durability possible. Also, the material is more costly than steel or wrought iron.
━━━ Custom Driveway Gate Automation
Experience the Power of Driveway Gates with Automatic Openers:
Here are some of our custom entrance gates working with automatic gate openers. We have yet to meet anyone who likes to get in and out of the car or truck to open and close their gate! These systems can be set up to run your gate with either standard electric or solar power.
We recommend Liftmaster, Viking, and Apollo gate operator systems.
━━━ Plasma Cut driveway gates
What in the Heck is plasma cutting?!
Plasma cutting is where the magic happens…
A hot jet of compressed air and charged plasma that is as hot as the sun’s surface blasts through sheets and plates of steel and aluminum, creating strong and durable metal parts of practically limitless shape & size. We’ve been utilizing plasma cutting since 2004 to create beautiful decorative elements for custom driveway gates.
━━━ custom Driveway Gate Hinges
Our Driveway Gate Hinges Are Rather Unique:
Most gate companies buy their hinges pre-made (often from foreign countries). As for us, we build the entire hinge mechanisms for each and every driveway gate ourselves.
Our gates & posts simply bolt together which allows for a simplified on-site install with no need for welding, making the installation a breeze.
Most J-bolt type hinges use a 3/4″ rod, ours are 25% thicker! And there are several inches of adjustability built in so the gates can easily be kept level.
There is no need for hinge maintenance because the gates swing on heavy duty 2,000lb load rated sealed roller bearings.
━━━ FAQS
Do you have any questions about custom driveway gates?
Read on to find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions…
The driveway gate should be at least a foot or two wider than your driveway. You have to be sure to leave room for the hinges. If there is concrete or asphalt, use a tape measure and start about a foot away from the hard driveway surface. Measure across the driveway to about a foot past the hard surface on the other side.
Some local jurisdictions require at least a 14′ driveway gate opening to allow their full sized emergency equipment to easily pass through in the event of an emergency. We recommend at least a 12′ wide driveway gate for all other areas. This helps avoid “close call” gate collisions with distracted delivery drivers.
A swinging driveway gate is much easier to install and automate than a sliding driveway gate. A sliding driveway gate requires more room to operate in most instances, and is more expensive to automate than a swinging driveway gate. A sliding driveway gate requires extra supports welded to the end of the gate for a cantilever style sliding gate.
A single swing gate is typically used for up to a 12′ wide driveway. Anything larger than 12′ wide generally will be a dual swing gate. A curved driveway may be better for a dual swing gate, depending on which side of the curve the gate hinge post will be located.
If you live in a rural area then you most likely will not need to apply for a driveway gate permit if you want to install a new custom driveway gate on your property. City or county planning may require a permit to install or replace a residential driveway gate, but not in every instance. Consult with the local building department to confirm.
The batteries need to be tested yearly and typically last 3-4 years before needing replacement.
Yes, with the proper planning and tools anyone can install our driveway gates because the gate simply bolts to the post, there is no need for any welding. The gates can be set down on wood blocks laid on the ground to get the desired ground clearance, bolted to the gate post, and the post hole filled with concrete.
It depends on our customer’s needs because steel and aluminum each have their advantages and disadvantages.
Steel is very strong and durable but is also relatively heavy and will rust if not properly coated.
Aluminum weighs 60% less than steel, is extremely corrosion resistant and exceptionally strong for it’s weight. Aluminum is also more expensive than steel and more challenging to work with.
Keeping those factors in mind is helpful when considering which material to use in the construction of your gate.
Steel gates generally weigh approximately 25 lbs per linear foot. Therefore a 10′ steel gate panel would weigh approximately 250lbs.
Aluminum gates generally weigh approximately 8.3 lbs/ft. Therefore a 10′ aluminum gate panel would weigh approximately 83lbs.
These weights are rough estimates only, please contact us to learn more about a specific gate you may have in mind.
Depending on the gate design and material, from $400-1000 dollars per linear foot. Therefore a 10′ gate panel would be anywhere from $4,000 to $10,000.
Once the customer chooses a design we ask for a 50% down payment to begin building the driveway gates for your project. The remaining balance is due at the time of completion.
If you choose one of our existing driveway gate designs there is no charge. For new gate designs, depending on the complexity of the project we may require a design deposit of up to $1,000.
Our lead time to completion is usually 6 to 8 weeks from the time a down payment is made. Larger or exceptionally intricate projects may take longer to complete.
The best gate designs for driveways should balance function with form. A driveway gate design makes an impression as to the owner’s personality. The gate design should be created from either steel or aluminum for metal driveway gates. JDR Metal Art has over 100 high-quality driveway gate designs and creates brand new gate designs every month.
Start designing a ranch gate by first getting the measurements together, such as the width of the opening and the desired height of the gate. Then think about whether you want the top arched, flat, and with or without decorative elements such as finials (spears). A ranch gate can be old-world wrought iron style or a modern ranch gate with a stunning plasma cut artistic design of ranch animals such as horses and equine, cattle, bison, or exotics.
The single steel swinging gate design is the most functional type of driveway gate because it only requires one gate post and can be easily installed. The double open swing gate is more complex as it requires two gate posts and takes more effort to make sure the swinging gate panels align properly when they are in the closed position. Design: Swing Steel Gate For Home, Farm, Ranch or Estate.
The driveway gate should be at least a foot or two wider than your driveway. You have to be sure to leave room for the hinges. If there is concrete or asphalt, use a tape measure and start about a foot away from the hard driveway surface. Measure across the driveway to about a foot past the hard surface on the other side.
Driveway gates typically come in standard manufactured heights of 48″, 60″ and 72″ tall. Other sizes would require a custom order to be placed. The height of the gate should match with the fencing that the gate may be connected to. ontent
A driveway gate can increase the curb appeal of a property by adding an impressive and stylish feature to the entrance of a home or estate. It can create an immediate visual impact, setting the tone for the rest of the property. A well-designed driveway gate can convey a sense of security, exclusivity, and sophistication. It can also enhance the overall aesthetics of a property by complementing its architectural style, landscape design, and color scheme.
Moreover, a driveway gate can act as a focal point of the property and can be customized to reflect the owner’s personal style and interests. For example, a ranch-style gate can suit a country-style property, while a wildlife-themed gate can be ideal for a nature lover. A tree-themed gate can be perfect for a property surrounded by trees. A horse-themed gate can be an excellent choice for a property with equestrian facilities.
A driveway gate can also add value to a property. Equipping your gate with an automatic opener has the potential of increasing your home’s value by several percent. It can increase the perceived value of a home or estate, making it more attractive to potential buyers. It can also increase the property’s actual value, as it is a desirable feature that not all properties have. Overall, a driveway gate can be a significant investment for a property owner, but it can also be a valuable addition that enhances the property’s curb appeal, security, and value.
For a sliding driveway gate, it can be built to practically any width up to 40′ or more. The largest we’ve built is 37′ single slide gate that had to be shipped on a flatbed trailer. For a swinging driveway gate, even the best driveway gate openers can only handle up to a 16′ or 18′ single swing gate. We’ve built many 16′ single swing gates.
An electric swinging driveway gate can only open up to 110 degrees. This is due to mechanical restrictions of the opener arms. Certain types of electric gate openers, such as a pad-mounted opener only “pulls to open” i.e. if you were standing on the home side of your gates, the gate opener only opens the gate towards the house, not out towards the road.
For driveway gate clearance above the ground, we typically see clients going with 4″ to 6″ ground clearance. For clearance between the gate and the gate post, there should be 3.5″ to 4″ of clearance. For clearance between the gate and a latching post (single swing gates) we recommend 1″ space so hands can’t get crushed when the gate is going into the closed position.
Driveway Gate Sizes Are as follows:
We build 10′ driveway gates, 12′ driveway gates, 14′ driveway gates, 16′ driveway gates, 18′ driveway gates, 20′ driveway gates, 22′ driveway gates, and 24′ driveway gates. Custom gates are sized to the inch, up to 40′ long.
The metals we use are only of the highest quality. All our stock steel and aluminum is stamped “Made in USA.”
For our steel driveway gates we always use a minimum of 1/8″ (.125 inch thick) material thickness for all gate construction.
Load bearing components such as the hinge rails are always at least 3/16″ in wall thickness.
For our aluminum driveway gates, the minimum material thickness is 3/16″.
Our standard mounting posts are made from 4×4″ square tubing with a minimum of 1/4″ wall thickness. We also build 6×6, 8×8 and larger gate posts.
Electric driveway gates come in a wide range of sizes, designs and quality. The average cost to install an electric gate is between $8,000 to $25,00, with average customers paying around $12,500 for a single swing 12 foot automated gate completely installed from start to finish.
There are typically two options. If solar power will work for your application (you need at least 4 hours of direct sunlight per day to provide an adequate charge), you can install solar panels that are rated for a solar capable gate opener such as the Liftmaster LA 412 (residential duty) or LA 500 (commercial duty).
If you are running AC power to the site, you will need to install a 110 volt 20 amp power supply to one side of the gate entrance, where the gate opener control box will be located. This will be used to charge the batteries on your electric gate operators. The power wire should be appropriately sized to the length of the overall run to account for voltage drop.
Most gate openers contain either 12v or 24v batteries which are charged with 120v electric or by a solar panel. Only the largest gate openers, such as the Liftmaster CSW200, are run directly by 120v AC power.
Electric gates consume very little electricity at a single-family residence. The gates use practically no power while they are in standby mode. A single fully charged battery will open and close a gate 300 cycles without being charged.
A gated community will use much more power, but still not enough cost to be more than a passing concern.
The driveway gate should be at least a foot or two wider than your driveway. You have to be sure to leave room for the hinges. If there is concrete or asphalt, use a tape measure and start about a foot away from the hard driveway surface. Measure across the driveway to about a foot past the hard surface on the other side.
Some local jurisdictions require at least a 14′ driveway gate opening to allow their full sized emergency equipment to easily pass through in the event of an emergency. We recommend at least a 12′ wide driveway gate for all other areas. This helps avoid “close call” gate collisions with distracted delivery drivers.
A swinging driveway gate is much easier to install and automate than a sliding driveway gate. A sliding driveway gate requires more room to operate in most instances, and is more expensive to automate than a swinging driveway gate. A sliding driveway gate requires extra supports welded to the end of the gate for a cantilever-style sliding gate.
A single swing gate is typically used for up to a 12′ wide driveway. Anything larger than 12′ wide generally will be a dual swing gate. A curved driveway may be better for a dual swing gate, depending on which side of the curve the gate hinge post will be located.
Most gate openers contain either 12v or 24v batteries which are charged with 120v electric or by a solar panel. Only the largest gate openers, such as the Liftmaster CSW200, are run directly by 120v AC power.
There are typically two options. If solar power will work for your application (you need at least 4 hours of direct sunlight per day to provide an adequate charge), you can install solar panels that are rated for a solar capable gate opener such as the Liftmaster LA 412 (residential duty) or LA 500 (commercial duty).
If you are running AC power to the site, you will need to install a 110 volt 20 amp power supply to one side of the gate entrance, where the gate opener control box will be located. This will be used to charge the batteries on your electric gate operators. The power wire should be appropriately sized to the length of the overall run to account for voltage drop.
If you live in a rural area then you most likely will not need to apply for a driveway gate permit if you want to install a new custom driveway gate on your property. City or county planning may require a permit to install or replace a residential driveway gate, but not in every instance. Consult with the local building department to confirm.
Electric driveway gates come in a wide range of sizes, designs and quality. The average cost to install an electric gate is between $8,000 to $25,00, with average customers paying around $12,500 for a single swing 12 foot automated gate completely installed from start to finish.
Electric gates consume very little electricity at a single-family residence. The gates use practically no power while they are in standby mode. A single fully charged battery will open and close a gate 300 cycles without being charged.
A gated community will use much more power, but still not enough cost to be more than a passing concern.
The batteries need to be tested yearly and typically last 3-4 years before needing replacement.
Yes, with the proper planning and tools anyone can install our driveway gates because the gate simply bolts to the post, there is no need for any welding. The gates can be set down on wood blocks laid on the ground to get the desired ground clearance, bolted to the gate post, and the post hole filled with concrete.
A driveway gate can increase the curb appeal of a property by adding an impressive and stylish feature to the entrance of a home or estate. It can create an immediate visual impact, setting the tone for the rest of the property. A well-designed driveway gate can convey a sense of security, exclusivity, and sophistication. It can also enhance the overall aesthetics of a property by complementing its architectural style, landscape design, and color scheme.
Moreover, a driveway gate can act as a focal point of the property and can be customized to reflect the owner’s personal style and interests. For example, a ranch-style gate can suit a country-style property, while a wildlife-themed gate can be ideal for a nature lover. A tree-themed gate can be perfect for a property surrounded by trees. A horse-themed gate can be an excellent choice for a property with equestrian facilities.
A driveway gate can also add value to a property. Equipping your gate with an automatic opener has the potential of increasing your home’s value by several percent. It can increase the perceived value of a home or estate, making it more attractive to potential buyers. It can also increase the property’s actual value, as it is a desirable feature that not all properties have. Overall, a driveway gate can be a significant investment for a property owner, but it can also be a valuable addition that enhances the property’s curb appeal, security, and value.
It depends on our customer’s needs because steel and aluminum each have their advantages and disadvantages.
Steel is very strong and durable but is also relatively heavy and will rust if not properly coated.
Aluminum weighs 60% less than steel, is extremely corrosion resistant and exceptionally strong for it’s weight. Aluminum is also more expensive than steel and more challenging to work with.
Keeping those factors in mind is helpful when considering which material to use in the construction of your gate.
Steel gates generally weigh approximately 25 lbs per linear foot. Therefore a 10′ steel gate panel would weigh approximately 250lbs.
Aluminum gates generally weigh approximately 8.3 lbs/ft. Therefore a 10′ aluminum gate panel would weigh approximately 83lbs.
These weights are rough estimates only, please contact us to learn more about a specific gate you may have in mind.
Depending on the gate design and material, from $400-1000 dollars per linear foot. Therefore a 10′ gate panel would be anywhere from $4,000 to $10,000.
Once the customer chooses a design we ask for a 50% down payment to begin building the driveway gates for your project. The remaining balance is due at the time of completion.
If you choose one of our existing driveway gate designs, there is no charge. For new gate designs, depending on the complexity of the project, we may require a design deposit of up to $1,000.
Our lead time to completion is usually 6 to 8 weeks from the time a down payment is made. Larger or exceptionally intricate projects may take longer to complete.
The best gate designs for driveways should balance function with form. A driveway gate design makes an impression as to the owner’s personality. The gate design should be created from either steel or aluminum for metal driveway gates. JDR Metal Art has over 100 high-quality driveway gate designs and creates brand new gate designs every month.
Start designing a ranch gate by first getting the measurements together, such as the width of the opening and the desired height of the gate. Then think about whether you want the top arched, flat, and with or without decorative elements such as finials (spears). A ranch gate can be old-world wrought iron style or a modern ranch gate with a stunning plasma cut artistic design of ranch animals such as horses and equine, cattle, bison, or exotics.
A decorative fence gate isn’t just an entryway—it’s a statement piece that adds beauty and character to your property while enhancing security. Whether it features elegant scrollwork, modern geometric patterns, or a custom design wildlife theme, it blends style and function to create a welcoming and polished look for your property.
The single steel swinging gate design is the most functional type of driveway gate because it only requires one gate post and can be easily installed. The double open swing gate is more complex as it requires two gate posts and takes more effort to make sure the swinging gate panels align properly when they are in the closed position.
The width of your driveway gate depends on the size of your vehicles and the layout of your entrance. Standard residential driveway gates are typically between 10 to 16 feet wide, allowing for easy access for cars, trucks, and emergency vehicles. If you have a larger driveway or expect frequent deliveries, a wider gate—around 18 to 20 feet—may be a better option. Always consider clearance space and turning radius to ensure smooth entry and exit.
The driveway gate should be at least a foot or two wider than your driveway. You have to be sure to leave room for the hinges. If there is concrete or asphalt, use a tape measure and start about a foot away from the hard driveway surface. Measure across the driveway to about a foot past the hard surface on the other side.
Driveway gates typically come in standard manufactured heights of 48″, 60″ and 72″ tall. Other sizes would require a custom order to be placed. The height of the gate should match with the fencing that the gate may be connected to.
For a sliding driveway gate, it can be built to practically any width up to 40′ or more. The largest we’ve built is 37′ single slide gate that had to be shipped on a flatbed trailer. For a swinging driveway gate, even the best driveway gate openers can only handle up to a 16′ or 18′ single swing gate. We’ve built many 16′ single swing gates.
An electric swinging driveway gate can only open up to 110 degrees. This is due to mechanical restrictions of the opener arms. Certain types of electric gate openers, such as a pad-mounted opener only “pulls to open” i.e. if you were standing on the home side of your gates, the gate opener only opens the gate towards the house, not out towards the road.
For driveway gate clearance above the ground, we typically see clients going with 4″ to 6″ ground clearance. For clearance between the gate and the gate post, there should be 3.5″ to 4″ of clearance. For clearance between the gate and a latching post (single swing gates) we recommend 1″ space so hands can’t get crushed when the gate is going into the closed position.
For a truck to pass through comfortably, a driveway gate should typically be at least 12 to 14 feet wide. Larger trucks, such as delivery or moving trucks, may require a gate 16 feet or wider for easy entry and exit. If you regularly receive large vehicles or have a commercial property, consider a 20-foot gate for added convenience. Always factor in turning space and clearance when choosing your gate width.
On average, a standard car is about 5.5 to 6.5 feet wide (66 to 78 inches), not including side mirrors. Compact cars tend to be closer to 5.5 feet, while larger sedans and SUVs can reach over 6.5 feet in width. If you’re planning a driveway gate, allowing at least 10 to 12 feet of clearance ensures comfortable entry and exit.
The gate should typically be 1 to 2 inches smaller than the opening to allow for proper clearance and smooth operation. The exact gap depends on the type of hinges and gate material. For sliding gates, you may need additional space for tracks and rollers. Always check manufacturer recommendations or consult a professional to ensure the best fit for your specific setup.
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Gate Size
Gate Type
- alligator driveway gates
- aluminum metal art gates
- American flag gate
- automatic driveway gates
- custom gate designs
- boat
- deer silhouette gates
- dog design
- dog driveway gates
- driveway gates
- driveway security gates
- dual swing
- estate gates
- horse gate design
- horse silhouette gates
- iron gates
- laser cut gates
- metal driveway gates
- modern gate design
- new gate design
- oak tree driveway gates
- ornamental driveway gates
- picket gates
- plasma cut gates
- plasma cut ranch gates
- race horse driveway gates
- ranch driveway gates
- ranch entry gates
- ranch gates
- rustic driveway gates
- silhouette gates
- single swing
- steel driveway gates
- steel gates
- swamp theme
- tree themed entry gates
- wrought iron driveway gates
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