Gates and gate repair in Salt Lake City
Gates take more wear than any other part of a fence. A sagging gate that drags or won't latch can usually be fixed, and new gates can be built to match an existing fence.
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What goes into the quote
- Walk gate, double gate or drive gate
- Repair (posts, hinges, bracing) or replacement
- Material to match the fence
- Automatic openers for drive gates
How long: Repairs are often a few hours. New gates take a day or two.
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Get a real quoteGood to know in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake winters bring snow, inversions and plenty of freeze-thaw, and driveways and walks see a lot of de-icing salt.
Salt Lake City generally keeps front-yard fences low, around 4 feet, with taller privacy fences allowed along side and rear yards. Historic districts get extra review.
Permit rules here are stricter than in many cities, so check with Salt Lake City Building Services, or your HOA, before you build. A local fence contractor will know the current rules.
Common questions
Why does my gate sag?
Usually a loose or leaning hinge post, or the gate isn't braced diagonally. Both can be fixed.
Can you add a lock?
Yes. Most gates can take a latch with a padlock or a keyed lock.
Do I need to know exactly where my property line is?
It helps a lot. If you're not sure, a survey or your plat map avoids building on a neighbour's land. Many contractors can advise on this.
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