Service & service contracts

Your gate opens for a living. We keep it employed.

Preventive maintenance, repairs, and inspections for commercial slide, swing, and barrier-arm operators across Greater Philadelphia, South Jersey, and Delaware. Any brand. Any age. Any amount of electrical tape on the photo eye.

Galvanized cantilever slide gate and operator cabinet at a distribution center entrance
Cantilever slide · quarterly plan · 0 surprises this year
  • Slide, swing, barrier arm, access controlEvery major operator brand, plus the keypads, loops, and photo eyes that make them behave.
  • Photo report after every visitWhat we found, what we fixed, what's wearing. Emailed the same day, per gate.
  • Pick a plan, pay online, choose your windowNo phone tag. You tell us when works; we confirm the date and show up.

Start here

Three ways in. All three get booked and paid online.

Working gate that you want to keep working, gate that has stopped working, or gate that is actively ruining someone's day. Pick the door that matches and pay by card through Clover to lock in the visit.

Gate works. Keep it that way.

Maintenance plans

Scheduled visits with the full checklist and a photo report per gate. Twice a year, quarterly, or monthly; or a single visit with no contract.

$375 first operator per visit + $205 each additional

Gate is stuck, dead, or making a new noise.

Repair visit

Flat rate to show up, diagnose the problem, and start fixing it. Fixed inside the first hour and that is the whole bill. Book a week or more out; if we can get there sooner, we call.

$375 trip, diagnosis, first hour then $240 / hr

Gate is on fire. Figuratively or otherwise.

Emergency service

Drop-everything visit, today. Truck line forming, stuck open overnight, arm in two pieces. Pay to dispatch and we call you on the way.

$720 trip and first hour, today then $240 / hr

Why pay up front? Because a paid booking is a real booking. It skips the estimate, the callback, and the "did anyone ever call that gate guy" conversation. Card checkout runs through Clover; your card details never touch our site.

Why a contract

Gates fail on a schedule. Just not yours.

Almost every gate failure we get called to is a wear item that gave plenty of warning: a chain that stretched, a limit that drifted, a battery that quietly died last winter, a loop the landscaper nicked in April. None of it is dramatic until 6 a.m. on a Monday with eleven trucks in line.

A scheduled visit catches those things while they are still a ten-minute adjustment instead of a rush-shipped control board. That is the whole pitch. It is not complicated, which is why it works.

Cantilever & V-track slide gates Swing gates Barrier arms Vertical pivot & lift Keypads & telephone entry Loop detectors & photo eyes Battery backup
Technician inspecting the drive chain and control board inside an open gate operator cabinet
Chain tension, limits, and control board, checked before they become a phone call.

How it works

Four steps, none of them a phone call.

  1. Pick a plan or a visit

    Maintenance plan, repair visit, or emergency dispatch. Tell us how many operators you have and what is going on.

  2. Pay securely online

    Card checkout runs through Clover, so your card details never touch our site. Pay for the year or per visit, your call.

  3. Choose a preferred window

    "Weekday mornings," "any day the week of the 21st," "not during the tenant move-in." You set the guardrails.

  4. We confirm and show up

    You get a confirmed date and a calendar invite. After the visit, the photo report lands in your inbox.

Step five: you forget the gate exists. That is the goal. Recurring visits are scheduled 30 days ahead, so nothing depends on anyone remembering.