Automatic gates are convenient, and sometimes they can interrupt our day by being very noisy when they are opened or closed. This could be a sign the gate and its parts need lubrication. This is one of the most common fixes to reduce the squeaking noise. If it’s louder or sounds more aggressive; grinding or grating – one of the major components may be worn out and failing. If you understand the mechanics of your gate, you could take it apart and hopefully find the part to replace and reassemble the gate. Keep in mind this could be dangerous and not as easy as it may seem. Noisy gates aren’t usually a major repair project, and the cost is reasonable to have a professional handle it.

Automatic gates needs a steady flow of electricity to operate the way we need them to. Although our weather here in the Valley is usually temperate, sometimes they are power outages. This could be the reason the gate won’t operate. If there isn’t an outage, you likely have a mechanical issue that can’t be fixed without knowing which replacement parts are right for the job. You might have a faulty sensor that is not signaling to open or close, could
have pests and and insects attracted to the low-level electricity charge, or maybe a sensor is being blocked. That’s where our expertise comes in. You could have an automatic gate opener that needs to be repaired or have its batteries replaced.

In addition to increasing property value, automatic gates make life easier! You can use the remote or your phone app to open and close your gate. Our gates are custom made, and many we’ve built in the east and west side are made of metal, wood, and even glass. Yes they look fantastic – but more importantly they can keep you and yours protected from unwanted visitors. With regular maintenance, you can avoid having to get your gate repaired.

After repeated use over time, your automatic gate posts and hinges may start to loosen. If this happens, it’s best to call a gate repair contractor sooner rather than later. If you leave it in this condition you risk severe damage to the frame over time that can get expensive quickly! Not to mention the potential physical dangers that can arise from a sagging gate.

Yes. Make sure a company you contract with to work on your home has legal credentials to do the job. If they don’t have proper insurance coverage, you’re putting yourself at unnecessary risk. You get what you pay for. You can view our Contractor’s License Detail for our License #1055496

Yes! A trusted driveway gate repair service will offer service guarantees on the work they complete for you. Be cautious if the company doesn’t offer any type of guarantee on their completed work.