Electric Gate Repair in Plano, TX

Many electric gates in Plano neighborhoods were wired when the homes were built, with low-voltage runs buried along driveways and under pavers. Twenty years on, those runs get cut by irrigation repairs, chewed, or corroded at splices that were never sealed. A gate that works some days and not others often has a failing splice or a loose terminal rather than a bad motor, and we test continuity before replacing anything.

Surge damage is the other common Plano call. The city sees regular thunderstorms from March through June, and a nearby strike can take out a control board, a receiver and a loop detector at once. We check each part separately so you only pay for what failed, and we can add surge protection on the supply and the loop leads where the original installer left it out.