gates

Arm Barrier Gates

Arm barrier gates are common for traffic control and to prevent tailgating. They’re the type of automatic gates you see at a paid parking garage or an apartment complex. Contact us for a prompt arm barrier replacement, or if there is a delay with your automatic gate. 

Vertical Lift Gates

Vertical gate lifts are an alternative automatic gate in areas where there isn’t room for slide or swing gates. The vertical lift and close of these gates is a similar motion to garage doors, and the hydraulic system could fracture, or cause damage to the structure’s frame if not cared for properly. 

Slide Gates

Slide gates tend to be more secure than swing gates, and contain a single gate panel that runs back and forth on a track parallel to a property’s fence or wall. An advantage to sliding gates is that they require less space to allow for vehicle clearance when pulling in or out of a driveway. 

Although they are proven to be more secure, sliding gates require more safety devices to be put into place to avoid accidents. If your site has more urban traffic, consider an alternate path for easier access to people walking their dogs, hiking, or simply walking their kids to and from their bus stop.

Swing Gates

Swing gates are known to open inwards for better clearance, and they’re designed for easy entry and potential for maximum security. A door swinging open and shut on its hinges is exactly how swing gates operate. 

Swing gates are very popular with residential homes. They offer privacy and security and also greatly boost any property’s value with their addition. An advantage to swing gates is that they open and close faster than slide gates.