Electric Gate Repair

Unusual noises: Listen for any grinding, squeaking, or rattling noises. Quite commonly, such sounds indicate a mechanical issue, such as loose components, worn-out bearings, or the need for lubrication, thus rendering the gate in need of a check-up or repair.

Slow or inconsistent movement: When a gate moves more slowly, or stops unexpectedly, the culprit may be motor, gearbox, or obstructed tracks. Such symptoms may point to worn-out mechanical parts or parts in need of maintenance.

Nonresponsive gate: A gate that does not respond to the remote, keypad, or other control systems may have electrical problems. This could include dead batteries, faulty wiring, or malfunctioning control boards, which are in need of professional attention.

Excessive physical damage: Any visible damage, such as dents, rust, or misalignment of the gate or its tracks, needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Such physical damages will worsen with time, thus causing further gate malfunctions.

Frequent malfunctions: What could be seen as a frequent mal-functioning gate requiring reset may have been subjected to current deep sub-surfaces mechanical or electrical problems that may require one in the field to curb, thereby restoring into proper operation.