Gates & operators
This is the work we love. From a walk-through gate that latches with one finger to a fully automated driveway entrance with keypad and phone entry — built, hung, and wired by our own crew.
Every gate, from latch to automated
A gate is the part of the fence you touch every day — and the part that takes the most abuse. We build gates for every fence we install, and plenty of stand-alone gates for fences we didn't.
- Manual swing and rolling slide gates
- Electric operators for swing and slide gates
- Keypad, remote, and phone-entry access
- Walk-through gates to full driveway entrances
- Steel-framed gates for wood, chain link, and ornamental fence
- Farm and ranch gates for pasture and acreage
Cedar shadowbox fence with a matching wood gate
Why our gates still swing true
Most sagging gates were doomed on day one: a frame that wasn't square, a hinge post set too shallow for our clay soil, hardware that was never meant for the weight.
We do it the slow way. Gate posts get set deeper than line posts because they carry the load. Wide or heavy gates get welded steel frames behind the wood face so they can't rack out of square. Hinges and latches get sized to the gate, not to the bargain bin. It's the same thinking whether it's a cedar walk gate or a commercial slide gate — build the bones right and the gate behaves for years.
Automated entrances, wired as one system
An automated gate is more than a motor on a hinge. We install the operator, the keypad or phone-entry controls, the remotes, and the safety devices, and wire it all so it works together — open from the truck, buzz in a visitor, and trust it to stop when something's in the way.
We build automated entrances for homes, acreage, and commercial yards across Benton and Washington counties. If you've already got a fence and just want the entrance upgraded, that's a job we take on all the time.
Start with a free on-site estimate: we'll look at your drive, the grade, and the power situation, and give you a clear written price on the whole system.
Steel farm gate on a pipe-and-cable ranch fence
More of our work
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A wood gate built into the run to match — square, true, and built to last.
A welded steel gate frame with cedar infill on a commercial enclosure.
A swing farm gate on a pipe-and-cable ranch fence.
Horizontal-slat privacy screens on black steel posts.
A cedar service enclosure with heavy steel-framed gates.
Overlapping cedar boards with no gaps — full privacy and a finished look.
Galvanized chain link with woven slats for privacy around a court.
Cedar privacy stepped panel-by-panel down a graded yard.
Tired of wrestling that gate?
Whether it's one walk gate or a full automated entrance, tell us what you need and we'll come take a look — the estimate is free.