We'll automate a gate we didn't build once we've checked it can take the load. That means surveying the frame, hinges and hardware first — automating a gate that isn't structurally ready just moves the failure point from your hand to a motor.
We'll automate a gate we didn't build once we've checked it can take the load. That means surveying the frame, hinges and hardware first — automating a gate that isn't structurally ready just moves the failure point from your hand to a motor.
Frame, hinges and hardware checked before anything is quoted.
Motor matched to the gate's real weight and cycle count.
Any hinge or frame work needed before automation goes on.
Operator fitted, safety devices tested, entry method commissioned.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
Most can, once the frame and hinges are confirmed to take the load — that's the first thing we check, before quoting.
No — we fit the operator and hardware to the gate as built, reinforcing only where the survey shows it's needed.
Usually, if the existing gate is structurally sound. If it isn't, replacement can end up more cost-effective than reinforcing it.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
