Gate repair in Los Angeles, California

A gate that sags, scrapes or will not latch is a gate that leaves the driveway open. We repair swing gates and sliding gates, their hinges, tracks and operators, and we put them back in line.

  • Swing and sliding gates
  • Hinges, tracks and operators
  • Latches and alignment
A steel driveway swing gate with its actuator arm and hinge beside a stucco pier, an illustrative AI image
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What goes wrong with a gate

A gate lives outdoors and moves every day. Hinges wear, posts shift, tracks collect grit, and the operator that opens it takes the strain. A small drift in alignment turns into a scrape, then into a gate that will not close.

We look at the gate as a system: the leaf or the slide, the hinges or rollers, the posts, the latch and the operator. Then we repair the part that has failed.

If the gate is old or has been damaged more than once, we say so, and we talk through repair and replacement with you.

  • Sagging or dragging gate leaves
  • Worn hinges and rollers
  • Bent or blocked tracks on sliding gates
  • Latches that miss the catch
  • Operators and controls that stopped responding
A wrought-iron and wood driveway gate between stucco pillars with hills behind, an illustrative AI image
Illustrative AI image, not a job of ours.

What you get with Gate repair

  • A gate that closes

    A gate that will not close or latch leaves the property open. We repair it so it does both.

  • The whole gate checked

    The leaf, the hinges, the posts and the operator are looked at together, so the real cause is found.

  • Repair or replacement, said plainly

    If a part or the whole gate is beyond repair, we tell you and talk through your options.

  • Phone open 24 hours

    A gate that fails at night can be reported at once.

Signs a gate needs attention

Most gate problems start small.

  • The gate drags or scrapes on the ground
  • It no longer meets the latch
  • The operator hums or stops
  • A sliding gate jumps or sticks in its track
  • Hinges squeal or look worn

How the visit goes

It follows the same order each time.

  1. We look at the gate moving and at rest

  2. We tell you what has worn or shifted

  3. We repair the hinges, track, latch or operator

  4. We test the gate through several cycles

Gates and garage doors together

Many properties have both a gate and a garage door, and one visit can look at the two. Mention both when you call.

Gate repair questions

What kinds of gates do you repair?

Swing gates and sliding gates, in metal and in wood.

Why does my gate sag?

Worn hinges, a post that has shifted or the weight of the gate itself can all do it. We look at each.

Can you fix my gate operator?

We check the operator and its controls and repair what has failed.

Should I repair the gate or replace it?

It depends on its condition and on how often it has been repaired. We tell you what we see.

Gate sagging or stuck?

Tell us what the door or gate is doing and leave your number. We call you back.

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