
Why Is My Fence Leaning? Causes, Fixes and When to Call a Pro
Fence leaning after a storm or wet season? Learn the 5 common causes in North Texas, how leaning posts are fixed, and when to call a fence
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Easton Fencing builds and installs automatic driveway gates across McKinney, from larger lots in Stonebridge Ranch and along Eldorado Parkway to properties on the city’s north and east sides. We build the gate, set the posts, run the conduit and install the opener with our own in-house crews.
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The right gate depends on your driveway. Swing gates look classic and suit wide, level entries with room to open. Slide gates work better on sloped drives, short setbacks or alley-loaded lots where there isn’t room for a gate to swing.
Our swing vs. slide gate guide walks through the trade-offs, and we’ll help you decide during a free estimate.
We install openers with keypads, remotes, safety sensors and battery backup for McKinney homes, and access-control gates for commercial properties. Every gate post is set in concrete and the conduit is planned before the gate is hung.
Gate already acting up? We also provide gate repair in McKinney, no matter who installed it.
We visit the property, look at the driveway, slope and power options, and talk through swing or slide gates.
We confirm the gate style, opener and access options and where the posts and track will go.
We help you gather what your McKinney HOA or the city asks for before work starts.
Our crew sets the gate posts in concrete, runs the conduit, then hangs the gate and installs the opener.
We test the opener, sensors and remotes with you and show you how everything works.
Easton Fencing has built and automated gates across Collin County for 17 years. We build the gate and install the opener ourselves, we are fully insured, and you get a clear, fixed quote before any work begins.
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Answers to the questions McKinney homeowners ask us most about driveway gates.
Often, yes. Alley drives and short setbacks usually don’t leave room for a gate to swing, so a slide gate is the more practical choice. Easton Fencing checks the space during a free estimate.
The gate is built first, then installation usually takes a few days, including posts, conduit and the opener. We give you a timeline with your quote.
Often, yes. If the gate and posts are solid, Easton Fencing can add an opener, keypad and remotes. If the gate sags or drags, we fix that first.
Many projects need a city permit, and HOA neighborhoods have their own guidelines. Easton Fencing checks the current requirements before we build.
Yes. Easton Fencing installs automatic gates, keypads and access control for commercial properties as well as homes.
Yes. We repair gates that won’t open or close, openers, sensors and keypads, including gates another company installed. Call (469) 544-9707.
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