Gate Repairs in Australia

Gates only have one purpose: to open and close. If you wake up one day and suddenly see that your driveway or pedestrian gate is doing anything but opening or closing, that’s a sign of a problem. Gates break down over time due to constant exposure to the elements and wear and tear from repeated use.

Don’t struggle with gates that creak like banshees or are hard to budge. Call our gate repair experts to take care of such problems. Grays Fences & Gates has been installing and repairing gates for as long as we’ve been installing and repairing fences. These two go hand in hand in most of our projects, so we’re more than qualified for this job.

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$250 Call Out Fee.
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Transparent Pricing-
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Fast Turnaround – Jobs Completed On Time

How We Fix Common Gate Issues

Not all gate problems can be solved with a spray of lubricant or anti-rust. Even if it does, if the issue recurs after some time, it means the solution hasn’t addressed the root cause. A thorough inspection by a professional is required to see what the issue really is.

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Unusual Noises

Some noise is normal, but a gate that makes you want to cover your ears every time it’s opened or closed isn’t. Common reasons for this are insufficient lubricant on the hinges, improper gate installation or deformed tracks (for sliding gates). In automatic gates, a noisy motor may also be an issue.

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Slow Movement

An automatic gate that’s slow to open and close or a manual one that’s a pain to operate points to several potential problems. For the former, it may be that the automatic gate motor isn’t working as intended or underpowered for the electric gate. Both gates may also suffer from poor lubrication or wear and tear on the parts.

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Stuck Partway Through

This sign is all too common in automatic gate systems; the electric gate slowly opens or closes, only to stop partway through. While it can occur during a power interruption, if there isn’t any, the issue may be with the system’s hardware. In some cases, dirt on the sensors may be hindering its function.

If any of these signs manifest, no matter how subtle, it’s a good idea to contact an expert at gate repairs. This is especially true for households with automatic gates, as tinkering with the motor without the proper equipment and know-how risks making the problems worse.

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Our Service Areas

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Melbourne

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Geelong

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Good Reasons to Choose Grays Fences & Gates

Over a Decade of Experience

We’ve provided high-quality fencing and gate services to Australia for over a decade, made possible by our team of veteran tradespeople.

Efficient Construction Approach

To keep costs low for you, we perform construction best practices, such as using only enough materials to get the job done.

Professional and Punctual

Our team sticks to a strict timetable for every project. We also avoid collateral damage while building and fixing fences and gates.

Close Collaboration Every Step of the Way

We work closely with our clients to deliver the best fence and gate solutions for their budgets and needs and keep in close contact.

Competitive Pricing

Gates don’t exactly come cheap, but we’re prepared to work with you to provide the most competitive gate repair service rates in the market.

Serving Major Urban Centres

We cater to homeowners in major urban areas across Australia who are looking for quality and cost-friendly fence and gate solutions.

Expert Gate Repairs That Homeowners Can Trust

Don’t let cost get in the way of getting your gate repair needs. Our experienced and friendly team will help you save money in the long run with quality manual and automatic gate repair services. Schedule a repair job today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of gates do you repair?

Our gate repair team can fix all kinds of gates, from simple swing gates to sophisticated gate automation systems.

How often should I service or inspect my automatic gate?

For inspection, it’s a good idea to do it every two months to see if there may be potential hindrances to the gate’s operation. As for gate maintenance or service, regardless of its state, it pays to get experienced technicians to do it at least once a year. The same applies to manual gates.

Can I do the repairs myself?

Repairing simple swing gates and other manual gates can be done DIY, provided you have the resources and time to undertake it. However, unless you’ve been repairing yours for a long time, we advise against DIY automatic gate repairs. One mistake can render the entire mechanism inoperable, perhaps even lead to costly spare parts replacement.