Electric Driveway Gate Repair

When you think about it, driveway gates are very unnatural constructions. Swing gates, for instance, are heavy panels that have to extend several feet beyond their supporting hinges. They're often mounted on less than level ground. They have to contend with ground that expands or contracts between seasonal climate changes. They may have to withstand heavy winds, and their fencing material needs to survive rain. Finally, they need to open and close reliably after the repeat stress of constant opening and closing. If your fence is situated on a slope, forget about swing gating. You'll definitely want to use a sliding gate that runs parallel to the fence. Unfortunately, you won't be able to add a pedestrian gate next to it, but you also won't have to deal the the eventual misalignment issues that result from repeated swinging on a slope. If your gate is exceptionally wide - greater than 14 feet - you may need to use reinforce your stone pillars with rebar-augmented...