Oklahoma City, OK
(405) 681-2301

Photo gallery

The shop floor, the stadium fence, and the gate on your street.

These photos are ordered the way the argument actually runs. We fabricate the ironwork ourselves, that same shop builds fence for the University of Oklahoma and other institutional clients, and the work that ends up on a homeowner's driveway is cut from the same capability. If you want to see it for yourself before you call, this page is that. For a shorter list of what we build, see our services.

The shop

Where the iron gets made.

Bar stock, an arc welder, a rolling machine and an anvil that is still doing real work. This is the fabrication side most fence companies do not have, and it is the reason a Cook's gate can be drawn to your opening instead of picked from a catalogue.

A Cook's fabricator welding steel at the bench in the Oklahoma City shop, arc flash lighting racked bar stock on the wall behind himA hand-forged scrollwork gate and matching pillar panels standing on the Cook's shop floor beside an anvilA steel Route 66 shield sign fabricated at Cook's, white lettering on a primed tube frame, shop floor around itA large cut steel interlocking OU monogram laid out on the fabrication table at Cook's shopA fabricated steel OU flag in crimson and cream, built in the Cook's shopA fabricated steel OSU flag in orange and black, built in the Cook's shop

Institutional and commercial

Fence built to hold up under a crowd.

Our commercial iron fencing is trusted by the military, Boeing, GE and the University of Oklahoma. The OU stadium fence and the OU and OSU pieces shown here are work we fabricated for those clients, not a sponsorship or an endorsement, and we never use a university mark as branding of our own.

Tall picket iron gates and perimeter fence built by Cook's at the University of Oklahoma stadium, the football field beyondThe same stadium fence run at the University of Oklahoma, with a stadium wayfinding sign in frameA Cook's fence line flying an OU flag, stadium light towers standing behind itA tall corrugated metal screen wall built by Cook's, with new landscaping planted along its baseA welded wire mesh fence enclosing a restaurant patioA long run of taupe composite privacy fence set against an autumn treeline

Residential

What most of our work actually looks like.

Drive gates, cedar on steel posts, and ornamental iron built for a driveway or a back yard rather than a stadium. Same shop, same crew, a smaller and more personal job.

An arched ornamental iron pedestrian gate between cedar fence panels, a dog waiting behind it and a Cook's yard sign on the postAn arched double drive gate with dark stained cedar set inside an iron frame with finialsA cedar clad steel framed cantilever drive gate with its operatorA cedar privacy fence and gate with an iron pergola headerAn iron fence and arched gate with keypad access control on a stacked stone column

Want to talk through your own project?

Free estimates on everything we build. Read what past customers have said on our reviews page, or reach out directly.

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