Controlled Access Gate Systems | Best Fencing Company in Fort Worth, TX

Rust on ornamental fencing is primarily caused by prolonged exposure to humidity and rain, common in Fort Worth's climate, especially near the Trinity River. Additionally, scratches or chips in the paint layer expose bare metal to moisture. To prevent rust, we recommend regular inspections and touch-ups to the powder coating, as well as applying a rust-inhibiting primer. Our repair services include sanding down affected areas and recoating with weather-resistant finishes.

Common signs include the gate moving slowly or unevenly, unusual grinding noises, failure to open or close fully, or the remote control intermittently working. These issues often stem from worn-out gears, misaligned sensors, or electrical problems. If you notice any of these symptoms near the gate hinges or track, it's best to call us for a thorough check. We'll diagnose the cause, repair or replace faulty components, and test the system for smooth operation.

After a storm, we first inspect for bent rails, loose pickets, or broken welds. Our team uses specialized bending tools to straighten metal sections and rewelds any fractured joints using gas-shielded welding for durability. For paint damage from hail or debris, we strip the affected area, apply a rust-preventive coating, and match the original color. We also reinforce gate posts to withstand future weather events, ensuring your fence stays sturdy for years.