Residential walk gates, double drive gates, ornamental gates, sliding and cantilever systems, and custom steel fabrication.
Gate problems often come from undersized framing, poor post support or hardware that was never designed for the opening. We build around the span, weight, usage and site conditions.
We fabricate custom gate frames and specialty steel components for residential and commercial projects.
Wood and steel-framed pedestrian gates built to fit the fence system and opening rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all panel.
Swing, double-drive, sliding and cantilever configurations can be planned around driveway width, grade, available travel space and vehicle access.
Where appropriate, new or existing gates can be paired with operator systems and the required access and safety components.
We work on gates for homes, acreage, HOAs/POAs, multifamily properties, businesses and commercial facilities. Custom fabrication allows the frame, hardware and access method to be designed around the actual opening and expected use.
For larger perimeter and security scopes, see our commercial fencing capabilities.
If the structure and geometry are suitable, we can evaluate an existing gate for an operator installation or access upgrade. If the gate itself needs to be rebuilt or modified first, we can scope that work as part of the project.
These Love & Lumber projects show pedestrian gates integrated into ornamental steel fence lines, including sloped and landscaped sites.
Yes. We build pedestrian gates, driveway gates and custom access solutions in wood and metal configurations appropriate to the surrounding fence and opening.
Often, yes. We first evaluate the existing posts, fence structure, opening and grade to determine what needs to be modified or reinforced.
Yes. Automatic gate operator projects are planned around the gate type, size, weight, travel, power, frequency of use and access-control needs.
Yes, depending on its condition and geometry. We can evaluate whether the existing gate is a good candidate for modification or an operator rather than assuming a complete replacement is required.
