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Fence Gate Installation & Repair in Toronto

A gate is the part of a fence that moves, carries concentrated weight and has to return to the same position every time it closes. That makes post support, hinges, latch alignment and ground clearance more important than they are on a fixed panel.

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Toronto Fences accepts estimate requests for new gates, gate replacements, opener installations and repairs for residential and commercial properties.

Walk-Through Gates

Pedestrian gates should be wide enough for everyday use without creating unnecessary weight. The opening also needs enough clearance for seasonal ground movement, snow and the slope of the yard.

A well-planned gate should latch without being lifted by hand and should not rely on the neighbouring panel to stay square.

Driveway & Double Gates

Driveway openings carry more width and weight than ordinary walk-through gates. Double gates divide the span between two leaves, but the meeting point, drop rods, hinges and supporting posts all need to stay aligned.

Vehicle approach, turning space, snow clearing and the grade across the driveway should be considered before the gate direction and width are finalized.

Swing Gates

Swing gates need clear space through their full arc. A gate that works in summer can become difficult to operate if the bottom edge sits too close to sloped ground or an area where snow accumulates.

The hinge side is especially important because the post carries the gate's weight every time it opens.

Sliding Gates

Sliding gates can be useful where there is not enough room for a large swing arc. The property needs sufficient side space for the gate to travel, and the track or cantilever system should be selected for the site conditions.

The fence line, driveway surface and surrounding obstacles should all be reviewed before assuming a sliding design will fit.

Automatic & Electric Gates

Automation adds operators, controls, safety devices and power requirements to the gate system. The gate itself should move smoothly and remain properly aligned before an opener is expected to operate it reliably.

Access-control features should be selected for the actual users of the property, whether that means a residential driveway, commercial entrance or controlled service area.

Gate Repair & Adjustment

A gate that drags or refuses to latch may need hinge adjustment, new hardware or correction to the supporting post. If the post has moved, repeatedly adjusting the latch only treats the symptom.

Repair should identify whether the problem is in the frame, hinges, latch, post or grade beneath the opening.

Latches, Hinges & Hardware

Hardware is exposed to movement and weather every day. Loose fasteners, worn hinges and misaligned latches can gradually make a gate harder to use long before the main frame fails.

Replacing hardware can be a focused repair when the gate and posts remain sound.

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FAQs

Why does my gate keep sagging?

The cause may be loose hinges, a gate frame that has moved or a supporting post that is leaning. Wide or heavy gates place more leverage on the hinge post, so correcting the post may be necessary before adjusting the hardware.

Can an existing driveway gate be automated?

Sometimes. The gate should first be checked for smooth movement, structural condition, clearance and alignment. Power and safety-control requirements also need to be considered before an opener is selected.

Is a double gate better than one wide gate?

It depends on the opening and how it is used. Dividing the width can reduce the size of each leaf, but it introduces a centre meeting point and additional hardware that must stay aligned.

Need a New Gate or a Gate Repair?

Send the opening width, gate type and a description of the problem, or include photos showing the hinges, latch and supporting posts.

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