A gate that won't open or close is the most common call we get, and it can be anything from a dead remote battery to a failed operator. The good news is that a few quick checks often point to the cause before a technician even arrives.
Safe things you can check yourself: confirm the operator has power and the breaker/GFCI has not tripped, replace the remote battery, and look for anything blocking the photo-eyes or the gate's path. If those don't solve it, stop, forcing an automated gate can damage the operator or injure someone.
Our technician confirms the cause on-site, quotes the repair upfront, and fixes it — then tests the gate (and, on automated gates, its safety reversing) before leaving. Serving Burlington and the surrounding Halton and Hamilton area.
We diagnose the real cause and quote before we start. No surprises.