
Gate Opener Repair
Customer Issue: The Nunez’s gate began abruptly changing directions during operation. At first, this happened only once in a while, but it became more frequent.
Our Solution: Once we eliminated the remote control and manual controls as culprits, we knew it had to be the motherboard. We dug up the opener and replaced the circuit board, after which the gate went through repeated tests with no sign of problems. We covered the opener again and called the job finished.

Gate Opener Installation
Customer Issue: The customer’s hotel driveway gate opener broke down, and a new one that could move the heavy iron frame was needed.
Our Solution: For a large metal sliding gate like this one, our team ordered a state of the art Elite SL3000UL unit and worked it into a preexisting shelter before hooking it up. Once the unit was linked to the owner’s smartphone, the gate was back in business.

Gate Repair
Customer Issue: Insufficient treatment and cleaning led to the swinging gate’s hinges rusting, until the top one broke partially off.
Our Solution: Our team removed the gate and the corroded hinges, and then welded new ones in place before reattaching it for testing. We instructed Mr. Wilson on how to prevent this from happening again with regular lubrication.

New Gate Installation
Customer Issue: Recent home security issues led Mrs. Ferreira to decide it was time to add a gate to her previously open driveway.
Our Solution: Our team assembled a single-swing vinyl panel gate, with a Liftmaster LA400PKGU opener and an Eagle Entryway intercom with security cameras built in. The system was synced up to an 811LM LiftMaster remote control.