Gross Gate Repair & Installation | Trusted Fence Builders in Sacramento, CA

Sagging is often a sign of worn-out hinges, a loosened latch, or a post that has shifted due to soil settling or moisture. We first inspect the gate's frame and hardware to identify the root cause. The solution typically involves reinforcing the post, replacing heavy-duty hinges, or adjusting the gate's frame to restore proper alignment. We can also add an anti-sag kit for long-term stability.

Misalignment in an automatic gate usually points to a bent track, a damaged gear in the motor, or sensor obstruction. It could also be a post that has moved. Our repair process includes checking the gate's level, inspecting the motor's alignment, and clearing any debris from the tracks. We'll adjust the limit switches or realign the gate to ensure smooth, safe operation.

Sticking is common in Sacramento's dry summers as wood expands and swells. While often just a seasonal annoyance, it can also be a sign of a sagging hinge or a post that has settled. We can plane the gate down slightly for clearance, lubricate the hinges, and check the post's stability. If the post is loose, we'll reset it with concrete to prevent future misalignment.