Gates · Lewisville, TX
Gate Installation & Automatic Gates in Lewisville
The gate is the part of a fence that gets used every day. Get a free quote on walk gates, double drive gates, and automatic openers from a local pro.
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- Serving Lewisville & North DFW
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Gates That Swing Right and Don’t Sag
Sagging, dragging gates are the most common fence complaint. A good gate starts with a strong frame, heavy-duty hinges, and a solid post set deep in concrete.
Whether you need a new walk gate, a wide drive gate for a boat or trailer, or an automatic opener for your driveway, the right setup makes a fence much easier to live with.
What’s included
- Measuring the opening
- Heavy-duty gate posts set in concrete
- Steel-framed wood, vinyl, iron, or chain link gates
- Hinges, latches, and drop rods
- Automatic openers and keypads (optional)
- Adjustment and cleanup
Options
Popular Gate Options
Walk gates
Single gates for side yards and backyards, built to match your fence.
Double drive gates
Wide gates for driveways, boats, trailers, and RVs.
Steel-frame gates
A hidden steel frame inside a wood gate keeps it from sagging.
Automatic openers
Swing or slide openers with remotes, keypads, or phone control.
Rolling gates
Slide gates for driveways and commercial lots.
Gate repair
Re-hang, re-square, and replace hinges and latches on existing gates.
Built for North Texas
Why Gates Fail, and How to Prevent It
Gates sag when posts lean or frames twist. In Lewisville’s clay soil, a gate post needs to be deeper and stronger than a regular fence post.
Ask about steel gate frames, anti-sag kits, and properly sized gate posts. For automatic gates, ask about safety sensors and battery backup.
How it works
Your Free Quote in 3 Simple Steps
1
Tell us about your project
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2
A local pro reviews it
A pro who works in your area looks over your project and reaches out.
3
Get your free estimate
Schedule a free on-site estimate. You decide, with no obligation.
FAQ
Common Questions
Why does my gate sag?
Usually the post is leaning or the frame has twisted. A steel frame or anti-sag kit often fixes it.
Can you add an automatic opener to my existing gate?
Often yes, if the gate and posts are strong enough. A pro can check during the estimate.
How wide should a drive gate be?
It depends on your driveway and what you park. Many double drive gates are 10 to 16 feet wide.
Can a gate be added to an existing fence?
Yes. A section of fence can be cut out and replaced with a gate.
Ready for Your Free Gate Quote?
Call or text (940) 331-6223, or fill out the quick form. We’ll get back to you fast.