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Common Problems We Solve
Real issues our customers call us about — and exactly how we fix them.
Gate won't open or close
An automatic gate that won't respond to your remote, keypad, or exit sensor is more than an inconvenience — it's a security risk. Common causes include a failed motor, a tripped breaker, a broken gear, a faulty control board, or a safety sensor that's misaligned or blocked.
Grinding, scraping, or unusual noises
If your gate makes grinding, scraping, or clunking sounds during operation, something mechanical is wrong. Worn rollers, a damaged track, loose hinges, or a failing motor gear can all cause noise — and each one gets worse the longer it's ignored.
Gate is off-track or misaligned
Sliding gates can come off their track due to debris, impact, or worn rollers. Swing gates can sag on their hinges and drag on the ground. A misaligned gate puts strain on the motor and can cause permanent damage if not corrected.
Remote or keypad not responding
If your remote works intermittently or not at all, the issue could be a dead remote battery, a lost code, a failed receiver, or interference. We diagnose the exact cause and reprogram or replace the affected components.
Motor hums but gate doesn't move
When you hear the motor hum but the gate doesn't move, the motor is getting power but the mechanical drive has failed. This often means a stripped gear, a broken belt, or a seized component inside the operator.
Rust, sagging, or physical damage
Steel and iron gates rust over time, especially at welds and joints. Hinges corrode, posts shift, and structural members weaken. What starts as surface rust can compromise the gate's operation and security.
Signs You May Need This Service
If any of these sound familiar, it's time to call a professional.
- Your gate won't open, won't close, or stops partway
- Grinding, scraping, or clunking noises during operation
- The gate is off its track or visibly misaligned
- Remote control, keypad, or intercom not responding
- The motor hums but the gate doesn't move
- The gate drags on the ground or won't latch properly
- Visible rust, sagging, or physical damage to the gate or posts
- Safety sensors or auto-reverse aren't functioning
- The gate operates slowly or hesitates during open/close cycles
What To Expect
No surprises. Here's exactly what happens from your first call to job complete.
Comprehensive Diagnosis
We inspect your entire gate system — mechanical, electrical, and structural. We test the motor, control board, safety sensors, remote receivers, track, rollers, and hinges to pinpoint the exact issue. We don't guess — we diagnose.
Clear Estimate
You receive a detailed estimate that explains the problem, the recommended solution, and the cost. If multiple repair options exist, we lay them out so you can choose what works for your budget and timeline.
Precision Repair
Our technicians perform the repair using OEM-quality parts and proper techniques. We replace motors, repair tracks, reprogram remotes, align sensors, and adjust hinges — whatever the diagnosis calls for.
Full System Testing
Before we leave, we run your gate through multiple complete open/close cycles. We verify safety sensors, test auto-reverse, confirm remote range, and make sure every component is working perfectly. We don't leave until your gate works.
Why Professional Gate Repair Matters
Gates involve mechanical and electrical systems that require skilled hands for safe, lasting repairs.
Mechanical Expertise
We understand gate mechanics — tracks, rollers, hinges, and counterbalance systems.
Electrical Knowledge
Safe diagnosis and repair of motors, wiring, control boards, and safety sensors.
Security Restoration
A properly functioning gate is your first line of property security.
Smart System Setup
Programming and troubleshooting remotes, keypads, and smart home integrations.
Safety Compliance
We ensure all safety features — auto-reverse, sensors, manual release — work correctly.
Quality Parts
We use manufacturer-quality replacement parts for reliable, long-lasting repairs.