Duncan’s Fence & Gates of North Dallas

Automatic Gate Repair in Dallas and North Dallas

A driveway gate that fails to open or close can interrupt your entire day. Tell Duncan’s what the gate is doing, when the problem started and which controls still work. Those details help us prepare for a useful repair assessment.

Gate repair and operator replacement projects

In Frisco, we replaced 40 feet of broken sliding-gate V-track. At Mesquite Airport, we replaced three operators and reconnected the existing access controls. In Richardson, a small pedestrian-gate repair restored closing without replacing the entire entrance.

Replacement V-track beside a sliding gate operator in Frisco

Frisco · Early 2026

40-foot sliding gate V-track replacement

Broken track replaced · Two days

In early 2026, we replaced 40 feet of broken and cracked V-track for a sliding driveway gate in Frisco, Texas. The new track was secured with anchor bolts, welding and concrete. The project took two days.

“Good people to work with, also very knowledgeable. They redid the track for my motor fence.”

Jessica Kao · Five-star customer review
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Common reasons to request service

Contact us about a gate that stops during travel, drags against the ground, reverses unexpectedly, responds inconsistently or no longer opens with a keypad or remote. Mechanical resistance, power issues, protective devices and control equipment can produce similar symptoms, so the cause needs to be checked before a replacement is recommended.

We look at the complete entrance

The operator is only one part of an automatic gate. Hinges, rollers, tracks, supports and the gate frame affect how freely it moves. A new operator will not solve an underlying structural problem. Repair planning considers the moving gate and the controls together.

Repair or replace the operator?

The decision depends on the fault, overall condition, suitability for the gate and availability of parts. Our service work includes LiftMaster and Ramset equipment. Send a clear photo of the brand and model label so we can discuss your specific system rather than assume every operator is the same.

Help us prepare for your repair

Send your city or ZIP code, photos of the full gate and operator, the model label and a brief description of the problem. Note whether it affects both directions, whether the gate has power and whether anything changed recently. Keep people and vehicles clear of a malfunctioning gate; do not bypass protective devices to make it run.

Do I need to replace the entire gate?

Not necessarily. A repair may involve controls, hardware or the operator. The assessment will establish whether the gate structure also needs work.

Can you quote a repair from a photo?

Photos help identify the equipment and visible damage. Some faults require on-site diagnosis before a repair price can be confirmed.

Let’s talk about your project

Include your city or ZIP code and a few photos so we can discuss the right next step.

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