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Shield Gate Repair

Highland Park · Dallas County

All-O-Matic Gate Repair in Highland Park, TX

All-O-Matic gate repair in Highland Park tends to involve a heavily built swing operator that has served for many years. The usual fix is one part, not a new machine.

  • Licensed & Insured
  • 16+ Years Experience
  • Open 24/7
  • Residential & Commercial

What we see on All-O-Matic gates in Highland Park

All-O-Matic operators are simple and very repairable, which suits Highland Park gates that owners want to keep as part of the house. The heavy decorative iron on these frontages asks a lot of a swing operator, and on an All-O-Matic that strain appears at the clutch or torque limiter and at the limit nuts or cams. A worn clutch lets the motor run while the gate stalls; a slipped limit makes the gate stop short or overrun. Clay soil moving the posts pulls the leaf out of square and loads the hinge, and an electronic reversing device set too sensitive for a heavy leaf will cause the gate to stop and reverse with nothing in the way.

Before replacing an SW-300 or SW-350, we adjust the clutch, reset the limits, and replace a failed relay on the board. A newer SW-375DC PRO is an option where an operator does need replacing, mounting to the same gate. Posts, hinges and pivots are checked first. We work across Old Highland Park, Highland Park West and Hackberry Creek Acreage.

On video

Gate repairs near Highland Park on video

Filmed on our own jobs nearby, each marked with its city: University Park (1 mi), Dallas (4 mi), Richardson (9 mi).

What usually fails on All-O-Matic operators

  • Limit nut or cam slip and travel drift
  • Clutch or torque-limiter slip causing stalls (SL-150, SW-300, SW-350)
  • Electronic reversing device sensitivity set wrong for the gate
  • Chain stretch and sprocket wear
  • Control board relay failure

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All-O-Matic models we repair in Highland Park

Areas we cover in Highland Park

  • Old Highland Park
  • Lakeside
  • Highland Park West
  • Turtle Creek Acreage
  • Hackberry Creek Acreage

More of our All-O-Matic work

Recent All-O-Matic work by our technicians across Dallas–Fort Worth.

  • An All-O-Matic sliding gate operator on a raised steel pad, driving a cedar-panel sliding gate
  • An All-O-Matic slide gate operator against a dark painted board fence, with the drive chain running along the gate
  • An All-O-Matic operator on a steel stand with its drive chain attached to a wooden sliding gate

Customer testimonials

What our customers say

Customers across Dallas–Fort Worth, filmed at their own gates, All-O-Matic owners and Highland Park customers first. We bring the same team to Highland Park.

All-O-Matic gate repair in Highland Park: questions

Our All-O-Matic gate in Highland Park reverses with nothing in the way. Why?

All-O-Matic operators use an electronic reversing device, and if its sensitivity is set too fine for a heavy iron leaf, the gate’s own weight or a sticky hinge can trigger a reversal. A post that has shifted in clay soil makes it worse. We check the hinge and post, set the sensitivity for the gate, and confirm it still reverses on a real obstruction.

Can an All-O-Matic SW-350 be kept running in Highland Park?

Usually. The SW-350 is a heavily built swing operator whose common faults are limits, clutch, chain and relay problems, all repairable without changing the operator. If the gate itself has become too heavy or the gearbox is worn through, a current All-O-Matic swing model can be mounted to the same leaf and posts.

Gate Not Working Right Now?

We answer the phone 24/7. If you are stuck, call and we will talk you through the manual release before anyone arrives. See what counts as a gate emergency.

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