Security doors & gates in Tucson, AZBuilt here. Hung across Tucson.
Security doors, gates and rails for homes across Tucson, from old downtown barrios to the east side. We are based here.
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About Tucson
M&A Iron Works is based in Tucson, so we work across Tucson without a long drive. Interstate 10 and Interstate 19 cut through the city. Speedway, Grant and Oracle run across it.
Tucson is old and new at once. Sam Hughes, Armory Park and Barrio Viejo hold some of the oldest homes in the city. East Tucson filled in later, and Civano and Rita Ranch in the southeast are newer.
That mix decides what goes on the house. An older home often wants a steel security door sized to an odd opening. A newer stucco entry may want a modern straight-line pattern.
- From central Tucson
- We are based here
- By road
- Across the city
- County
- Pima County
- Kind of place
- City
- Main roads
- Interstate 10 · Interstate 19 · Speedway Blvd
- 2020 census population
- 542,630
What homes in Tucson ask for.
Tucson homes, old and new
Central Tucson is the oldest part of the city. East Tucson was built up between the 1950s and the 1970s. The southeast, around Rita Ranch and Civano, is still growing. This comes from the city’s Wikipedia entry.
The steel side of it
Older central homes often have courtyard entries. Courtyard gates and doors that fit a one-off opening come up a lot. Midtown and east side houses ask for security doors and window guards. Newer homes want rails and carports.
Around Tucson.
- 01
Sam Hughes and Armory Park
Historic neighborhoods, one east of the University of Arizona and one south of downtown.
- 02
Barrio Viejo
The historic barrio downtown. Older homes here often have entries that need a custom fit.
- 03
Civano and Rita Ranch
Southeast Tucson, where building is still going on. Civano was planned around ecological building.
Our work in Tucson.
Across Tucson we build security doors, courtyard gates and window guards. Handrails and carports too.
Tucson: questions.
Do you work in Tucson?
Yes. We are based in Tucson and work across Tucson. Call or text (520) 548-6333 with a photo of the door or gate.
My home is older and the opening is not a standard size. Can you build for it?
Tell us. Send photos and rough measurements to (520) 548-6333. We look at the opening and go over the design with you.
Steel for your Tucson home?
Send the form, or call or text. A photo of the doorway, gate or stairs and rough measurements get you the fastest answer.
(520) 548-6333- Text photos of the opening. Send a text
- Rough width and height are plenty to start
- Tucson and nearby towns, from Marana to Tanque Verde