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Fence Installation
Fences · Charlotte, NC
New gates, gate replacement and repair, with latches and hardware made for secure closing and smooth operation on wood, vinyl and metal gates.
Gates built for your fence, from a walk-through gate to a double driveway gate.
Old or damaged gates replaced with new ones.
Sagging or sticking gates fixed so they swing and latch again.
Durable hardware for secure closing and smooth operation on wood, vinyl and metal gates.
Size the gate by what has to pass through it.
A single gate for people, pets and a wheelbarrow.
Room for a lawn mower and garden equipment.
Two leaves that open wide for a car or a trailer.
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Fence Installation
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Fence Installation
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Fence Installation
Call us or send a request online with a few details about your deck or fence project.
We visit your property and take accurate measurements of the space.
You receive a detailed written quote with clear, upfront pricing and no hidden fees.
We build to code, protect your lawn and clean up the jobsite every day.
A gate opens and closes more than any other part of a fence, so it needs solid posts, a sturdy frame and good hardware. When one of them fails, the gate sags, drags on the ground or stops latching.
We build gates for new and existing fences: a walk-through gate into the yard, a wider gate for a mower and equipment, or a double gate across the driveway. When you plan a fence, plan the gates with it: where you will walk through, mow and bring equipment in.
A sagging or sticking gate can often be fixed with new hinges, a new latch or a new post. If the gate itself is worn out, we replace it.
We install durable latches and hardware made for secure closing, smooth operation and long-lasting performance on wood, vinyl and metal gates.
Think about what will pass through it: people, a mower, a trailer or a car. Then decide which way it should swing, which side the latch goes on and whether it needs to lock. On a slope, the gate also needs room to clear the ground as it opens.
A gate hangs from one post, so that post and the hinges carry all of its weight. Over time the post can lean, screws work loose and the frame twists out of square, and the gate starts to drag. A sturdy, braced frame, a well-set hinge post and heavy-duty hardware keep it swinging freely.
A new gate on an existing fence looks best when it matches the fence’s height, boards and finish. New wood is lighter than weathered wood at first, and a stain can bring the colors closer.
Tighten hinge screws when they start to loosen, keep the latch clear of plants, and don’t let kids swing on the gate. A small sag is much easier to fix early than after the frame has twisted.
We look at the gate, the posts and the fence line on site and talk through what you need. You get a written quote with clear, upfront pricing and no hidden fees.

Yes. We build new gates for new and existing fences.
Yes. We repair sagging or sticking gates and replace hinges, latches and other hardware.
Yes. We install latches and hardware on wood, vinyl and metal gates.
Usually the hinge post has leaned, the screws have loosened or the frame has twisted out of square. Resetting or replacing the post and fitting sturdier hardware usually fixes it.
Yes. New gates, gate replacement and gate repair come with a 1-year warranty on workmanship. A gate built with a new fence is covered by the new fence warranty.
It depends on the size and material of the gate, the posts and the hardware. After a free on-site look you get a written quote with no hidden fees.
Get a straightforward, no-pressure estimate: we measure on site and give you a clear, upfront quote.