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Easton Fencing builds and installs automatic driveway gates across Parker, from long drives on established acreage to the new estate homes in Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing. We build the gate, set the posts, run the conduit and install the opener with our own in-house crews.
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More from Easton Fencing in Parker: wrought iron fences, cedar fences, fence and gate repair, or see everything we do on our Parker fence company page.
Building and automating gates across Collin County
Never subcontractors, start to finish
Manufacturer warranty on gates and openers
Long driveways and estate gates are our specialty
Parker’s one-acre-plus lots and long driveways make an automatic gate one of the most useful upgrades a homeowner can make. Much of our gate work is in Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing, and we build and automate gates throughout Southridge Estates, the Reserve at Southridge, Parker Ranch, Parker Lake Estates and Parker’s established neighborhoods.
Most Parker homes suit a decorative iron swing gate between masonry or stone columns. Where a drive slopes or there isn’t room to swing, a slide gate is the better fit. Our swing vs. slide gate guide walks through the trade-offs. Find your neighborhood below:

1–2 acre homesites and gates that match the home →

Longer drives, creeks and wooded lots →

Southridge and the Reserve at Southridge custom homes →

Parker Lake Estates and established neighborhoods →
Whitestone Estates is one of the Parker neighborhoods where we build the most driveway gates. With one- to two-acre homesites and newer homes, the gate is often the first thing people see, so we design it to match the house, the columns and the iron fence around it.
Popular gate setups in Whitestone Estates:
We make sure your new gate stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines, and we can schedule around your builder’s final work.
Kings Crossing is home turf for Easton Fencing. Justin and his crews have fenced and gated a large share of the lots and homes in this neighborhood, working alongside the new-home builders as each phase has opened, and our crews are typically in Kings Crossing all day. That means easier scheduling, and we already know the lots, the driveways and what the neighborhood expects.
Kings Crossing, off West Lucas Road near Middleton Drive, has one-plus-acre lots with natural creeks and wooded areas, and many homes sit well back from the street. That means longer driveways, more grade to work with and a gate that has to look right against mature trees.
Whether you’re in a brand-new home or an established one, we make sure your new gate stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines.
We’ve fenced and gated many of the lots and homes in Kings Crossing.
Our crews are typically working in the neighborhood all day.
We’ve worked with the new-home builders as each phase opened.
On Parker’s east side, a few miles from Lake Lavon, Southridge Estates and the newer Reserve at Southridge offer one-acre-plus homesites. Established Southridge homes often want a gate added to an existing drive, while custom homes in the Reserve at Southridge can plan the gate from day one.
Building a custom home? Bring us in early so the gate, columns and opener are planned with the driveway, not added later.
Parker Ranch offers estate lots of one to three acres, and Parker Lake Estates is one of Parker’s most popular estate neighborhoods. We also install and service gates in Moss Ridge Estates, Springhill Estates, Dublin Creek Estates, Kingswood Estates, Brooks Farm Estates and the acreage around Southfork Ranch.
On older homes, we often replace a worn gate or opener, or automate a gate that’s been opened by hand for years. If your current gate sags, drags or stopped working, see our gate repair in Parker.
Don’t see your neighborhood? We work across all of Parker and nearby Lucas, Allen and Murphy. Call (469) 544-9707.
We visit your Parker property, look at the driveway, the slope and the approach, and talk through gate style and how you want to open it.
We confirm the gate style, opener and access options so you know exactly what you are getting before we build.
We make sure your new gate stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines and help you gather what your Parker HOA or the city needs.
Our crew sets the gate posts in concrete, runs the conduit and mounts the opener, then hangs and adjusts the gate.
We test the opener, sensors and remotes with you and show you how everything works before we call the job done.
We install openers with keypads, remotes and safety sensors, and we can add access control for properties that need it. Every gate post is set in concrete, and on long Parker driveways we plan the conduit run and opener placement before we dig.
Popular gate options on Parker estates:
Already have a gate that needs work? See our fence and gate repair in Parker.
Easton Fencing has built and automated gates across Collin County for 17 years, and Parker is a regular stop for our crews. Our in-house crews handle the gate, posts, conduit and opener, we are fully insured, and you get a clear quote before work begins. We also service and repair gates another company installed.
Iron fences, iron gates and gate openers we install come with the manufacturer’s 10-year warranty, which we pass along to you (manufacturer terms apply). Easton also backs its iron work with a 10-year rust-free warranty: if rust shows up under normal conditions, give us a call and we’ll come take a look. For minor issues down the road, Justin and his crew can often handle quick fixes at little or no cost. Repairs that need parts or extra labor may carry a charge, and coverage is reviewed case by case.
What our customers think about us and how we do our work!
Here are the cities we serve most often — we’re not limited to these, so call us today!
Answers to the questions Parker homeowners ask us most when planning an automatic gate.
Yes. Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing are two of the Parker neighborhoods where we build the most driveway gates. We design each gate to match the home and the iron fencing around it, and we make sure it stays within the neighborhood’s style and height guidelines.
Swing gates suit wide, level driveways with room to open and are the most common choice on Parker estate lots. Slide gates work better on sloped drives or where space is tight. We help you decide during a free on-site estimate.
The gate is built first, then installed with its posts, conduit and opener. Once the gate is ready, installation usually takes a few days. We give you a clear timeline with your quote.
We install and service gates across Parker, including Whitestone Estates, Kings Crossing, Southridge Estates, the Reserve at Southridge, Parker Ranch, Parker Lake Estates, Moss Ridge Estates, Springhill Estates, Dublin Creek Estates and Kingswood Estates. If your neighborhood isn’t listed, call us. We work across all of Parker.
Many Parker neighborhoods have HOA guidelines for gates, and some projects need a city permit. Requirements change, so we check the current rules before we build and help you gather what your HOA asks for.
Gates and openers we install come with the manufacturer’s 10-year warranty, which we pass along to you (manufacturer terms apply), and Easton backs its iron work with a 10-year rust-free warranty. Minor fixes down the road can often be handled at little or no cost; repairs that need parts or extra labor may carry a charge.
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