New Door, New Gate, One Plan

When a property gets a new garage door and a new gate at the same time, the temptation is to treat them as two separate purchases. That is how you end up with a gate operator and a garage door opener that cannot share a remote, a keypad that only opens one of them, and a control box in the wrong place because nobody planned the wiring. Doing it as one job lets us look at the whole entry: where the gate sits in relation to the driveway, how cars and pedestrians approach, where power and low-voltage wiring can be run, what the door needs to match the house, and what access method suits the people who live there.

On the door side that means measuring the opening, headroom and side room, choosing steel, aluminium, wood or impact glass, and specifying springs, tracks and an opener sized to the door weight. On the gate side it means choosing arm, slide or swing based on how the driveway is laid out and how many vehicles pass through, then specifying the operator, the safety loops or edges, and the access equipment — keypad, card reader, intercom or remote. We install both, program the controls so they work together, and test everything, including the reversing functions on the door and the reversing devices on the gate. Old doors, tracks, gate hardware and obsolete operators are removed and taken away. For HOA communities in Weston, Plantation and Pembroke Pines we can also talk you through the usual architectural review requirements before anything is ordered.