Gates rarely fail without warning — the warning just goes unnoticed. Our maintenance visits catch worn hinges, weak batteries, and drifting safety sensors before they strand your gate open on a Friday night.
A gate is a machine that lives outdoors year-round. Each visit works through the whole system, top to bottom.
Operator, control board, wiring, hinges, rollers, chains, and the gate structure itself — checked for wear, corrosion, and damage.
Hinges, chains, rollers, and moving hardware lubricated so the gate swings or slides freely instead of grinding itself down.
Photo eyes, edge sensors, and reversing functions tested to confirm the gate stops and reverses the way it's supposed to.
Backup batteries load-tested and replaced when weak, so a power blip doesn't leave you locked in or out.
Limits, force settings, alignment, and tension adjusted back to spec — small corrections that prevent big failures.
You get a straightforward rundown of what we found, what we fixed, and anything worth watching before the next visit.
It comes down to cycles. A family driveway gate and a commercial entrance live very different lives.
A typical home gate cycles a handful of times a day. An annual checkup keeps most residential systems healthy; busy households or gates in heavy tree cover often benefit from twice a year.
HOA entrances, multi-family gates, and industrial sites can cycle hundreds of times a day. Higher cycle counts mean faster wear — and more frequent service to stay ahead of it.
Pick the plan that matches how hard your gate works. Every plan includes the full checkup, safety testing, and priority scheduling when something does come up.
One scheduled visit a year — the right rhythm for most driveway gates.
Two visits a year for busy households, gates under heavy tree cover, or estates with frequent guests and deliveries.
A custom visit schedule scaled to your entrance's traffic — from quarterly checkups to monthly service for high-cycle gates.
Plan pricing depends on your gate type, equipment, and traffic — tell us about your property and we'll estimate your plan before anything is scheduled.
The most expensive gate repairs we see usually started as small problems: a dry hinge that bent a bracket, a weak battery that cooked a board, a misaligned photo eye that let the operator strain against an obstruction for months.
Regular maintenance keeps your operator within its designed workload, keeps safety devices doing their job, and extends the life of equipment you've already paid for. It's the same reason you change the oil in your truck.
Based in North Atlanta and serving homes, businesses, and communities throughout the metro area.
Scheduled maintenance for residential and commercial gates across Metro Atlanta.