Burbank Custom Metal & Electric Gates

Burbank Custom Metal & Electric Gates, located at 348 N 1st St, Burbank, CA 91502, specializes in creating stunning residential entrance gates for Burbank's most prestigious properties. Serving a community where the median household income reaches $95,816 and property values consistently exceed regional averages, the company caters to discerning homeowners who view their entrance gates as both security features and architectural statements reflecting their personal style and success.
The upscale Rancho neighborhood, characterized by larger homes on spacious lots with panoramic Verdugo Mountain views, represents the company's core luxury residential market. These properties often feature elaborate landscaping, custom architecture, and estate-style layouts where the entrance gate serves as the first impression visitors experience. The company designs gates proportional to property scale, with double-swing driveway gates ranging from 12 to 20 feet in width and heights from 6 to 10 feet depending on privacy requirements and architectural context.
Luxury gate design transcends mere functionality, incorporating artistic elements that transform utilitarian barriers into outdoor sculptures. The company collaborates with clients to develop custom designs incorporating family monograms, heraldic elements, nature-inspired motifs, abstract contemporary patterns, and cultural symbols reflecting heritage and personal significance. These custom elements are created through various fabrication techniques including hand forging, laser cutting, plasma cutting, and casting, each method offering distinct aesthetic characteristics.
Material selection for luxury residential gates considers both performance and prestige. Solid bronze gates, while rare and expensive, offer unmatched elegance with natural patina development creating living finishes that evolve over decades. Stainless steel provides modern sophistication with mirror-polished or brushed finishes complementing contemporary architecture. Traditional wrought iron remains popular for estates preferring classical elegance, while architectural aluminum offers design flexibility with significantly reduced weight.