Gates in Huntsville & North Alabama
Gates take the most abuse of any fence component. We build and install walk gates, driveway gates, and automated entry systems that handle daily use and North Alabama weather. Quality hinges, proper post reinforcement, and hardware that works year after year.
Gate types we install
Walk gates
Standard pedestrian gates for backyards, side yards, and garden access. Sized to match your fence and hung with hardware that handles frequent use.
Double drive gates
Wide openings for vehicles, trailers, and equipment. Properly braced frames with drop rods or cane bolts to keep inactive leaves secure.
Sliding gates
When swing clearance is limited, sliding gates roll parallel to the fence line. Available in manual or automated configurations.
Cantilever gates
No ground track to deal with—cantilever gates hang from the fence structure. Ideal for uneven ground or areas with debris that would jam a track.
Pool gates
Code-compliant gates with self-closing hinges and self-latching hardware. We ensure your pool gate meets local safety requirements.
Farm & estate gates
Large entry gates for driveways and properties. Wood, metal, or combination designs that make a statement while providing security.
Gate automation & access control
Swing gate operators
Automated openers for single and double swing gates. Solar-powered options available for locations without easy electrical access.
Slide gate operators
Heavy-duty motors for sliding gates. Sized to handle gate weight with safety features like obstruction detection and manual release.
Keypads & remotes
Basic access control with keypads, remotes, and intercom systems. We help you choose the right setup for your security and convenience needs.
Safety equipment
Photo eyes, edge sensors, and safety loops to prevent gates from closing on vehicles or people. Required for automated installations.
Gate FAQ
Why do gates sag over time?
Gate sag usually comes from weak hinges, posts that aren't properly reinforced, or frames that flex under the gate's weight. We use heavy-duty hardware and reinforce hinge posts to prevent sagging.
Can you automate an existing gate?
Often yes, depending on the gate's construction and condition. We assess whether your current gate can support an operator or if modifications are needed.
What width gate do I need for my driveway?
Standard single gates are 10-12 feet; double drives typically run 14-20 feet. We measure your driveway and vehicles to recommend the right size for easy access.
Do automatic gates need power?
Yes, but solar-powered options work well in most locations. We can also run electrical if needed or recommend battery backup systems for reliability.
Service areas for gate installation
We install gates throughout the Tennessee Valley:
Ready to get started?
Request your free gate estimate. We respond within one business day.