DoorKing Gate Repair in McKinney, TX

McKinney’s master-planned communities lean on controlled entrances, and where DoorKing is fitted it usually means two pieces of equipment wired together: a slide or swing operator and a telephone entry or keypad panel that decides when it runs. The trouble we look for first is programming, because access control memory gets lost on these entrances after outages or when a management company changes hands, and the gate then sits perfectly healthy while residents cannot get through. High daily cycle counts on a busy community gate also wear the gearbox faster than any driveway would.

Before quoting a new panel or operator, we check the relay output from the entry system, the run of wire to the operator and the loop detectors in the drive lanes. A DoorKing 1834 or 1835 entry panel can often be reprogrammed or repaired, and a worn gearbox on a 9150 slide operator is normally rebuilt rather than scrapped. Where a community gate opens onto a busy road such as Custer Road or Virginia Parkway, we plan the work with the HOA so one lane stays usable.