Gate opener repair
Diagnosis and repair of gate openers and barriers
Repair and maintenance of sliding and swing gate openers, barriers and shutters: control boards, gears, racks, remotes and photocells.
Get a quote on WhatsAppNo published prices: every project is different. Message us on WhatsApp with what you need and we will send you a quote.
Ideal for
- Homes with an electric gate
- Gated communities with a shared barrier or gate
- Companies and warehouses
- Businesses with a motorized shutter
Description
An electric gate that won't open, stops halfway, makes noise or no longer recognizes the remotes is one of the most common calls we get. The usual causes are a control board damaged by a voltage surge when the power comes back, worn gears, a misaligned rack, dirty limit switches, photocells knocked out of place or a gate that's stuck on its track.
The technician diagnoses the problem on site and explains what's wrong and what the options are before replacing any parts. Often the problem is the gate, not the opener: worn wheels, a bent track or sagging hinges that force the motor to strain. In that case we fix the gate so the opener lasts longer.
We service sliding and swing gate openers, vehicle barriers, roller shutters and garage doors, even if we didn't install them. If the equipment can't be repaired or parts aren't available, we tell you plainly and quote a replacement. We also offer preventive maintenance for gated communities and companies.
Features
- On-site diagnosis before replacing parts
- Inspection of control boards, gears and limit switches
- Adjustment of rack, track, wheels and hinges
- Remote and receiver programming
- Photocell inspection and alignment
- Scheduled preventive maintenance
The service includes
- Visit and diagnosis
- Explanation of the problem and options
- Repair with your approval
Frequently asked questions
The power went out, and when it came back the opener stopped working. What happened?
It's common for a voltage surge to damage the control board or the fuse. Our diagnosis tells you whether it can be repaired or needs replacing, and we'll recommend a voltage protector.
Do you repair openers you didn't install?
Yes, as long as parts or a compatible alternative are available. If not, we tell you before charging you for a repair.
Photo credits
- 1: Bigcee007, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 2: 10kdollz, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Reference photos of the product type; the model we install may vary with your project.
