Gate Repair Houston: Compare 15 Local Companies for Openers, Iron Gates & Free Quotes

For gate repair Houston jobs, homeowners and property managers can call any of the 15 local gate companies below, from north Houston and Northside to Meyerland, Cypress, Kingwood and Pearland. Most simple fixes, like a sagging hinge, a broken latch or a misaligned photo eye, land in the low hundreds of dollars. A dead control board or a worn-out operator is where the bill climbs.

Every company on this page comes from Repairior’s Houston directory, and none of them paid to be listed. Below you’ll find the list, a quick comparison table, typical 2026 planning costs, and what to send so you get a useful quote the first time.

15 Gate Repair Companies in Houston

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Compare Houston Gate Repair Companies at a Glance

Use this table to shortlist two or three companies near you. “Listed as 24/7” only reflects the hours each business shows on its Repairior profile.

Company	Area	What they work on	Listed as 24/7
Same Day Gates Service & Repair	W Mt Houston Rd, north Houston 77038	Automatic, slide and swing gates, opener upgrades with app control, wood gate latches	No
Houston Gate Services	Elser St, Northside 77009	Metal driveway and backyard gates, rehanging, vehicle damage, gate motors, inspections	No
Houston Automatic Gates	W Little York Rd, Acres Home 77091	Automatic and custom iron gates, magnetic locks, community gates, parking access	No
Automatic Gate Company	Oak Tree Dr, northwest Houston 77080	Driveway gate installs, opener repair and replacement, storm and vehicle damage, access control	No
Houston Security Gates	Nunn St, southeast Houston 77087	Security gates, control boards, opener replacement, welding repairs, entry access	No
Hotshot Gate Repairs	Serves Houston (mobile)	Residential gate repair, leveling and alignment, adding motors to swing and slide gates	No
Top Fix Garage Doors & Gates	Serves Houston (mobile)	Gate repair and welding, fence and gate fixes, garage doors	No
Rampart Welding Services, Fence and Access	Rampart St, Gulfton 77081	Gate operators, keypads, wrought iron gates and fences, welding	No
Quality Gate Tech Company	Serves Houston (mobile)	Operators and control boxes, keypads, iron fence bars and repainting	No
Benjamins Gate Service	Oasis Dr, Meyerland 77096	Sagging side gates, hinges, wood and sliding gates, garage door springs	Yes
Gates in Motion, Inc.	Lakeville Dr, Kingwood 77339	Automatic gates for HOAs, condos and gated neighborhoods	No
Gate Openers Direct	Blalock Rd, northwest Houston 77080	Gate operators, card readers, intercom entry, operator advice	No
H & R Operator Services, Inc.	Fite Rd, Pearland 77584	Gate operators, access control, commercial entry gates	No
Cypress Garage And Gates	Telge Rd, Cypress 77429	Driveway and commercial gates, solar operators, garage doors	No
My Garage And Gates	Grant Rd, Cypress 77429	Driveway gates, wrought iron and steel fencing, garage doors	No

Gate Types Houston Repair Companies Work On

The right company depends a lot on what kind of gate you have. A welder who rebuilds iron gates is not always the person to diagnose a control board, and the reverse is true too.

Automatic slide and swing gates

These run on an operator: a motor, a control board, limit settings, safety sensors and some kind of entry device like a remote, keypad or intercom. Slide gates roll on a track or cantilever rollers. Swing gates pivot on hinges, pushed by an arm. Most of the companies above list both, and several, like Gate Openers Direct and H & R Operator Services, are operator specialists first.

Wrought iron and metal gates

Iron gates fail at the welds, hinges and posts. Houston humidity also eats at any spot where paint has chipped. For iron gate repair or wrought iron gate repair in Houston, look at companies whose profiles mention welding or iron work, such as Rampart Welding Services, Houston Security Gates, Top Fix, Quality Gate Tech and My Garage And Gates.

Wood and chain link gates

Backyard and side gates are usually wood or chain link. They sag, drag on the ground, or stop catching the latch as posts lean and boards swell. This is basic fence and gate repair: new hinges, an anti-sag kit, a reset post or a new latch. Benjamins Gate Service and Same Day Gates both mention wood gate work in their profiles.

Commercial and community gates

Apartment complexes, HOAs, warehouses and dealerships run heavier operators that cycle hundreds of times a day, often with barrier arms, card readers and phone entry. Gates in Motion, Houston Automatic Gates, H & R Operator Services and Automatic Gate Company all describe this kind of work.

Common Gate Problems in Houston and What Usually Fixes Them

Most service calls come down to a short list of faults. Knowing which one you have makes the phone call faster and the quote more accurate.

• Gate sags or drags. Worn hinges, a leaning post or a frame that has racked out of square. The fix is new hinges, a post reset in concrete, or a welded brace. This is the classic sagging gate repair job.
• Gate won’t latch. The gate has dropped or the post has moved. Adjusting or moving the latch is cheap, but if the gate keeps dropping, the hinge side is the real problem.
• Automatic gate does nothing. Check the breaker and any GFCI outlet first. After that, the usual suspects are a blown transformer, a dead battery or a fried control board.
• Gate opens, then reverses or stops halfway. Often a blocked or misaligned photo eye, a dirty safety edge, or a gate that has become hard to move and is tripping the operator’s obstruction sensing.
• Remote or keypad stopped working. Weak remote battery, a receiver problem, or a keypad that took on water. Reprogramming is quick when the operator is healthy.
• Slide gate jumps the track. Bent track, worn wheels or debris. Bent tracks after a vehicle hit are common in parking lots.
• Grinding or clunking. Worn rollers, dry hinges, or a gear inside the operator that is close to failing.

Gate Repair Cost in Houston: Typical 2026 Ranges

These are typical ranges, not quotes. They’re meant to help you plan and to spot a number that looks way off. Your actual price depends on the gate size, access, parts and how much damage there is.

Job	Typical Houston range (2026)
Service call and diagnosis	$95–$175
Hinge replacement or sag correction	$150–$450
Welding repair on a metal or iron gate	$175–$600
Latch, lock or magnetic lock repair	$125–$450
Photo eye or safety edge replacement	$150–$400
Backup battery replacement	$120–$300
Keypad or remote receiver replacement	$175–$550
Operator control board replacement	$350–$950
Slide gate wheels, rollers or track repair	$200–$700
New residential swing or slide operator, installed	$1,000–$3,500
New commercial operator, installed	$3,000–$7,500+
Strip, prime and repaint an iron driveway gate	$350–$1,000

After-hours and weekend calls usually cost more. If a company prices a simple hinge job close to the cost of a new operator, get a second quote.

Repair or Replace Your Gate?

A gate frame that’s straight and solid is almost always worth repairing. Iron gates in particular can be welded, re-hung and repainted for a fraction of the cost of a new one.

Replacement makes more sense when:

• The frame is rusted through at several joints, not just one.
• The operator is old enough that parts are hard to find, and the repair would cost half the price of a new unit.
• The gate has no working entrapment protection and the operator can’t be brought up to current safety rules.
• A storm or vehicle has bent the gate beyond what a welder can straighten.

Some companies, Same Day Gates for example, mention upgrading an existing opener with app control instead of replacing it. Ask about that before you buy a whole new system.

Gate Safety: UL 325, ASTM F2200 and What Not to Touch

A heavy automatic gate can crush or trap a person. That’s why operators sold for residential and commercial use are built to UL 325, and the gates themselves to ASTM F2200. In practice, this means two independent types of entrapment protection, such as photo eyes and contact edges, plus guarding on rollers and gaps that can catch hands.

A few rules for owners:

• Never disable a photo eye or safety edge to “make the gate work.” Have it fixed.
• Keep kids and pets away from the gate path, and keep remotes out of reach of young children.
• Don’t open the operator housing or touch wiring while power is connected. Control boards and transformers belong to a technician.
• Learn the manual release so you can open the gate during an outage, and practice it once on a calm day.

What Houston Weather Does to Gates

Houston is hard on gates in ways that drier cities aren’t. A few patterns repair techs see every year:

• Heat and sun. Operator housings sit in full sun from May to September. Control boards and backup batteries wear out faster when they cook every afternoon.
• Lightning and surges. Summer storms knock out boards, transformers and keypads. A surge protector on the gate circuit is cheap insurance.
• Hurricane season and flooding. Low operators and in-ground loop detectors can take on water. After a flood, have the system checked before you run it.
• Humidity and rust. Iron gates rust from the bottom rail and the welds up. Touch up chips before they spread.
• Clay soil. Gumbo soil swells and shrinks, which pushes posts out of plumb. That’s a big reason Houston gates sag.

Gate styles vary by neighborhood too. The Heights has lots of wood and iron side gates on bungalows. Memorial and River Oaks lean toward large iron driveway gates on swing operators. Katy and Cypress subdivisions often have aluminum or iron driveway gates plus shared HOA entrance gates, and apartment communities across the city run commercial slide gates.

How to Choose a Gate Repair Company Near You

Searching “gate repair company near me” turns up a lot of names. Here’s how to narrow them down:

• Match the specialty. Operator and electrical problems call for an access or operator company. Bent iron, broken welds and sagging frames call for someone with a welder.
• Check the area. A company based in Kingwood or Pearland may charge more to come to the Galleria. A nearby shop often shows up faster.
• Ask about parts. Give the operator brand and model, and ask if they stock that board or motor.
• Get the price in writing. Ask for the service fee, labor and parts listed separately.
• Ask about warranty. Know how long labor and parts are covered.
• Confirm insurance for any job with welding, heavy lifting or work near a street.

Simple Maintenance Between Service Calls

• Lube hinges and rollers every few months with a product made for outdoor metal.
• Keep the slide track clear of gravel, leaves and mud.
• Wipe photo eye lenses and check they still line up.
• Trim plants away from the gate path and sensors.
• Test the auto-reverse with an object in the path once a month.
• Replace backup batteries every few years, sooner if the gate slows during outages.
• Touch up paint on iron gates each spring before the humid months.

How to Get a Fast, Accurate Gate Repair Quote

1. Take a photo of the whole gate and one of the opener label showing brand and model.
2. Record a short video of what happens when you try to open and close it.
3. Note the gate type, size and material, and whether it’s slide or swing.
4. Say when it started and what changed, like a storm, power outage or vehicle hit.
5. List how people get in: remotes, keypad, intercom or app.
6. Send it all through Repairior’s free quote form so several Houston companies can reply.

Related Gate Services in Houston

• Need one company for two jobs? See garage door and gate repair in Houston.
• Opener problems are covered in our page on automatic gate repair in Houston.
• Own a LiftMaster unit? Start with LiftMaster gate repair in Houston.
• Homeowners with iron, wood or aluminum gates can read about driveway gate repair in Houston.
• Solar and ranch-style openers: Apollo gate repair in Houston.
• No power, tripped breakers or storm damage: electric gate repair in Houston.

You can also browse slide gate repair, swing gate repair and commercial gate repair companies in Houston.

Gate Repair Houston: FAQs

How much does gate repair cost in Houston?

Small mechanical fixes like hinges, latches and sensors usually fall between $150 and $450. Control boards run about $350–$950, and a new residential operator is typically $1,000–$3,500 installed.

Who do I call for gate repair near me?

Call a gate or access company for automatic gates and openers. For bent iron, broken welds or a sagging frame, call a company that lists welding or iron work. The list above includes both.

Can a sagging gate be fixed without replacing it?

Usually, yes. Sagging gate repair often means new heavy hinges, resetting a leaning post, or adding a brace or wheel. Replacement is rarely needed unless the frame is rotten or rusted through.

Is it worth repairing an old wrought iron gate?

If the frame is mostly solid, yes. Welding broken joints, replacing a few bars and repainting costs far less than a new custom iron gate.

Do gate repair services also fix fences?

Some do. Rampart Welding Services, Quality Gate Tech, Top Fix and My Garage And Gates all mention fence work on their profiles.

Can I get emergency gate repair in Houston?

Benjamins Gate Service is listed as open 24 hours, and Top Fix advertises emergency gate repair. Many others offer same-day calls during business hours. Expect a higher fee after hours.

Why does my automatic gate stop halfway or reverse?

The most common causes are a blocked or misaligned photo eye, a dirty safety edge, or a gate that’s become stiff and trips the obstruction sensor. A tech can test each one quickly.

Can I repair a gate myself?

Lubing hinges, tightening hardware and moving a latch are fine DIY jobs. Leave welding, operator wiring and anything powered to a professional.

Conclusion

With gate repair in Houston, owners get the best results by matching the problem to the right kind of company: operator specialists for electrical faults, welders for iron and frame damage. Pick two or three companies from the list near your ZIP, send photos and a short video, and compare written quotes. Fixing small problems early usually keeps the bill in the hundreds instead of the thousands.

About This Guide

Editorial policy: This page is built from the business profiles in Repairior’s Houston directory. Company descriptions only use details listed on each profile, and cost figures are typical planning ranges for the Houston area, not quotes from these companies.

Transparency: No company paid to appear on this list or to be placed higher. We have not inspected, tested or hired these businesses, so please confirm details, pricing and warranty directly before booking.

About the author: Written by Reylina U and reviewed by the Repairior Editorial Team, which covers home and property repair services in Houston and other cities to help people compare local pros and request free quotes.