Eagle Gate Repair in Bedford, TX

Eagle operators have a reputation for lasting, and Bedford has the sort of established suburban lots where an Eagle 1000 or Eagle 2000 may have been running for many years. When one stops, the cause often lies with the street’s sixty-year-old trees rather than the unit. Roots lift the driveway slab until a swing leaf grounds, or tilt the post until the gate binds at the end of its travel. Low branches and grown shrubs cut the photo-eye beam, and the gate refuses to close. Inside the Eagle, cam and limit drift and control board failures are the familiar faults.

Our approach is to clear the outside causes, then repair the single component that has failed. Control boards, limit cams, chains and sprockets and photo-eyes are all replaceable on Eagle units, and a fixed Eagle usually has a long service life ahead of it. Battery backup is the other item worth checking, because a dead backup battery leaves the gate stuck during a power cut. In neighborhoods such as Stonegate and Woodhill Estates, trimming back the planting around the beam is often part of the fix.