Gate Repair

Based in Mesa, Serving the Entire Phoenix Metro Area.

Updated August 2026 with current pricing.

What Automated Gate Repair Usually Costs

Most automated gate repairs cost between $125 and $400, all said and done. The most common visit by far on an automated residential gate is a $125 service call, which covers the diagnosis, the adjustment, and any small fixes while on site. If your gate needs more than that, you’ll always get a quote up front before we touch anything.

Most people don’t know exactly what the issue is, and that’s fine! Tell us what your gate is doing and we’ll figure out the rest. Same-day service in most cases throughout the Phoenix Metro area, including Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Phoenix, and Maricopa.

Call or text (480) 489-5799 with your symptoms for same-day gate repair.

What Is Your Gate Doing?

Find the symptom, and we can give you an idea of cost before we arrive on site.

My gate opens but will not close

Nine times out of ten this is the photo eyes. Dust, a spiderweb, or afternoon sun on the lens makes the operator think something is in the way, so the safety mechanism stops the gate from closing. Check to make sure your sensor is powered on and pointing straight at the reflector, then wipe the lense to clear it of any dust. If that doesn’t solve the problem, the $125 service call covers the diagnosis and the repair in many cases.

The gate sags, drags, or the two halves hit in the middle

This comes down to hinges that need adjusted, much of the time. A hinge adjustment often solves it, and that’s where we’ll start. If the gate has to be removed and completely rehung, the price could go up to around $395 total for a dual gate or $295 for a single, service call included. If the block pilaster itself has shifted, then we can either brace the pilaster in place, or we will recommend a mason for you to work with.

The gate operator doesn’t respond at all

Very often a power issue, dead battery, or an issue with the remotes or keypads. A $125 residential service call gets us out on site to diagnose and find out which, and may be the complete solve you need if no additional parts or labor are needed. Additional repairs from there are $190 per hour, plus parts, always quoted before we start. We service LiftMaster, DoorKing, All-O-Matic, Viking, and all other major brands, no matter who installed them.

My slide gate is grinding, slow, or stops in the middle

This tends to be the track or rollers. Monsoon grit or gravel fills the track, cheap cast rollers wear out, and the operator strains against the extra load. Catching this at the roller stage is a simple repair. Waiting until the operator wears out is much more costly, so this is a symptom worth calling about early.

My swinging gate scrapes the ground or the slab has risen under it

A gate rubbing against the ground commonly will need to be reinstalled to hang properly, which could range from $125 to $395, depending on the severity and size of the gate.

Something else, or you’re not sure

The $125 service call (or $95 on a manual gate) covers coming out and solving simple problems, or diagnosing a more complicated or extensive repair. We will always present you with the exact issue and cost to repair, so you won’t be hit with a surprise final bill.

Repair or Replace? We’ll Give it To You Straight

Most gate calls end in a repair, and that’s the outcome we aim for. When an operator has reached the end of its life, replacement can vary dramatically based on the type of gate and frequency of use, but it starts at $4,860 installed for a dual swinging gate or $3,025 for a single swinging leaf. Find a complete list of options and prices on our gate automation page. And when the gate itself is past saving, we can custom build a replacement or upgrade in-house in steel (wrought iron) or aluminum, with pricing published on our custom gate fabrication page. Either way, you get the honest recommendation, not just the expensive one.

Why Mesa Calls Triple B for Gates

We are not just another garage door company that dabbles in gates. We build gates, we install and service the operators that run them, and we have been fixing gates and automation across the Valley since September 2012. Licensed, bonded, and insured, Arizona ROC #284792. We publish our prices, and we recommend what you actually need.

Curious what Arizona actually does to a gate? Our guide to the common gate problems in Mesa covers heat, monsoon dust, and worn hinges in plain language.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does gate repair cost in Mesa?

Most gate repairs cost between $125 and $400 all in. The service call is $125 for a residential automatic gate, $95 for manual, and $195 for commercial. Repairs beyond that add $190 per hour plus parts, quoted before we start.

My gate opens but will not close. What is wrong?

Commmonly the photo eyes. Dust, a spiderweb, or sun glare makes the operator think something is in the way, and it refuses to close as a safety measure. Wipe the lenses first. If that does not fix it, the diagnostic visit is $125.

My gate is sagging. Is that a big repair?

Usually not. A hinge adjustment often solves it, and that is where we start. A full rehang, when the gate needs it, is $395 total for a dual gate or $295 for a single, including the service call, parts, labor, and tax.

Can you come out today?

Same-day in most cases, including after-hours and emergency calls, throughout the Phoenix Metro area.

Do you repair gates and operators you did not install?

Yes. We repair gates from any fabricator and service LiftMaster, DoorKing, All-O-Matic, Viking, and all other major brands of gate operators. If we don’t work on the unit, we’ll let you know before any work begins.

Do I need to know what is wrong before I call?

No. Most people don’t know, and that is what the diagnostic service is for. Tell us when scheduling what the gate is doing and we will handle the diagnosis, then give you a price before any work starts.

Get Your Gate Fixed Right

Real prices, same-day service, and a technician who works on gates every day. Serving the Phoenix Metro area, including Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Phoenix, and Maricopa.

Call or text (480) 489-5799 or request service online. No pressure, just honest numbers.