Service

A security gate is a system, not a fixture

We build estate and commercial security gates as a complete assembly — leaf, post, operator, safety devices, and access logic — engineered together so nothing is left for another trade to guess at.

Most gate failures we are called to repair were installed correctly in isolation and incorrectly as a system. The post was undersized for the leaf. The operator was matched to the gate but not to the duty cycle. The safety edge was wired to satisfy an inspector rather than a person.

Scope of work

One contractor, the entire assembly

Every line below is ours. Nothing is subcontracted, so there are no seams between trades for a failure to hide in.

Structure and leaf

Posts and footings sized to the leaf and the wind load, not to the crew’s last job. Swing, slide, cantilever, and vertical pivot.

Operator and duty cycle

Matched to how often the gate actually moves. A residential operator on a shared driveway is a service call waiting to be scheduled.

Safety devices to UL 325

Photo-eyes, safety edges, and loops correctly matched and wired to the operator, then tested against a person rather than a clipboard.

Entry and egress logic

Keypads, intercoms, credentials, and the deliberate decision of what fails locked and what fails open when power goes.

Method

What we settle before anything is ordered

01

The approach, not the opening

Grade, turning radius, sight lines, and how a vehicle actually arrives. A gate that forces a three-point turn onto a blind road has created a new hazard.

02

Power, backup, and failure state

Hardwired where we can trench, solar where we cannot, battery backup either way. Then we decide together what the gate does during an outage.

03

Permits, code, and the inspection

Pulled under our licence, CSLB #1042768. Fire access, emergency override, and pedestrian egress resolved on paper before a post goes in the ground.

Next Step

Talk through a new gate

Send us the property and the problem. We will tell you what the opening actually needs, including when a repair beats a replacement.