Electric Gate Repair in Prosper, TX

On a Prosper estate lot, the gate is often a long way from the house, and every foot of low-voltage cable between them costs some voltage. If the cable is undersized, the operator gets too little power and runs slowly, hesitates or stops, worst in cold weather. Buried runs along the drive are also exposed to irrigation repairs, landscaping and ground movement, and an unsealed splice will corrode. At community entrances, a failed transformer or loop can take down the whole entrance.

We measure voltage at the house and at the gate under load, then test continuity along the run and check every splice. If the cable is the wrong gauge for the distance, we say so and plan a replacement run. Surge damage after storms is the other common call, and we test the board, receiver and loop detectors separately so you pay only for what failed. On properties off US-380 University Drive and in Gentle Creek Estates, surge protection is worth adding where it is missing.