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Gate Repair in Rockwall & Collin County

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Automatic Gate & Driveway Gate Repair in North Texas

Automatic Gate Opener Repair

When your gate won’t open, won’t close or stops halfway, you need it fixed fast. Easton Fencing repairs automatic gates, gate openers and driveway gates for homes, acreage and businesses across Rockwall County and Collin County. We’ve been building, automating and repairing gates in North Texas since 2009. Every repair is handled by our own in-house crews, fully insured, with a free no-pressure estimate.

Automatic gate problems we fix:

  • Gate won’t open or won’t close
  • Gate stops, reverses or starts on its own
  • Remotes, keypads or phone entry not working
  • Safety sensors and photo eyes blocked, misaligned or damaged
  • Opener arms, chains or tracks worn, bent or out of adjustment
  • Gates that run slowly, grind or make new noises
  • Damage after storms, power surges or vehicle impact

Many problems trace back to something simple, like a blocked sensor or a gate that has started to sag and binds against the opener. We diagnose the whole system, from the gate and hinges to the operator, controls and safety devices, so the fix lasts.

Driveway, Iron & Wood Gate Repair

Not every gate problem is electrical. Swing and slide gates take a lot of daily wear, and North Texas clay soil can shift the posts they hang from. We repair:

  • Sagging or dragging gates
  • Worn, loose or broken hinges and rollers
  • Latches that won’t catch or lock
  • Bent or damaged iron gate frames
  • Rust and peeling paint on iron gates
  • Warped or sagging wood gates
  • Leaning gate posts

A gate that sags or drags also strains the opener, so fixing the gate itself often solves “opener” problems too. If your existing gate is solid, we can also add automation so it opens at the press of a button.

Want to try a few safe checks first? Our driveway gate troubleshooting guide walks through what homeowners can look at before calling a technician. Leave anything electrical to a professional.

How Our Gate Repair Service Works

  1. Call or send photos: tell us what the gate is doing. A short video is even better.
  2. On-site diagnosis: we inspect the gate, hinges, posts, operator, controls and safety devices to find the real cause.
  3. Clear recommendation: we explain what’s wrong and whether a repair, an adjustment or a replacement part makes the most sense.
  4. Repair: our crew fixes the problem and adjusts the system so the gate runs smoothly.
  5. Test and walkthrough: we test every function with you, including the safety reversal and manual release.

Why choose Easton Fencing for gate repair: we build and install gates too, so we understand the whole system, not just the motor. You get 17 years of experience, in-house crews, full insurance and fast, free quotes. Fence damaged too? See our fence repair service. We serve Rockwall, Heath, Fate, Royse City, Parker, Lucas, Fairview, Allen, Plano, McKinney, Prosper, Celina, Anna, Wylie and Sachse.

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Easton Fencing Most Common Questions

Please feel free to call me directly so I can give you my attention and answer any questions you may have.

Why won’t my automatic gate close?

The most common causes are a blocked or misaligned safety sensor, something in the gate’s path, or a gate that has started to sag and bind. Check that nothing is blocking the sensors and that the area is clear. If it still won’t close, call us for a diagnosis.

In most cases, yes. We work on a wide range of swing and slide gate systems. Tell us what you have, or send a photo of the opener, and we’ll let you know how we can help.

If the opener is in good shape and the problem is a part, an adjustment or the gate itself, repair usually makes sense. If the opener is worn out or keeps failing, replacement can be the better value. We’ll give you an honest recommendation.

Yes. Sagging usually comes from worn hinges, a weak frame or a leaning post. We repair the cause so the gate swings or rolls freely again, which also takes strain off your opener.

Simple checks are fine: clear the gate’s path, clean the sensor lenses and replace remote batteries. Leave electrical work, springs and opener adjustments to a professional, and never stand in the gate’s path while testing it.

Yes. Our estimates are free and no-pressure. Call us or request a quote online and we’ll schedule a visit.

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