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Argyle · Denton County

FAAC Gate Repair in Argyle, TX

FAAC hydraulic gate repair in Argyle for swing operators on wide entrance and estate gates. Hydraulics fail through pressure and seals rather than worn gears, and we repair them on site.

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

What we see on FAAC gates in Argyle

A FAAC hydraulic operator moves a gate with fluid pressure, which gives the smooth, strong drive that a wide Argyle entrance leaf needs. The leaves here are long so trailers can pass, and every extra foot adds leverage on the ram and on the post. When a post set in shifting ground drops the gate out of square, the FAAC has to push harder, and worn seals let pressure escape. The gate turns slow, weak, or stops short of closing.

For FAAC repair in Argyle we check fluid level and condition, test operating pressure against FAAC’s figures, and look at the keyed release valve, which can weep on its own. A seal kit and pressure reset return most 400 and 402 arms to service. The 455 D board is the usual electrical failure on older installs. Because the gate is often far from the meter, we also check supply voltage at the operator. We see this on properties in Country Lakes and off US-377.

On video

Gate repairs near Argyle on video

Filmed on our own jobs nearby, each marked with its city: Southlake (12 mi), Coppell (14 mi), Frisco (21 mi).

What usually fails on FAAC operators

  • Hydraulic fluid loss and seal failure
  • Pump pressure drop causing slow or partial travel
  • Control board faults, including the 455 D board on hydraulic swing units
  • Encoder and limit adjustment drift
  • Release-key valve leaks
  • Cold-weather viscosity slowdown

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FAAC models we repair in Argyle

Areas we cover in Argyle

  • Canyon Falls
  • Harvest
  • Country Lakes
  • Waterstone Estates
  • Old Argyle

More of our recent gate repair work

Recent gate operator jobs by our technicians across Dallas–Fort Worth.

  • A cedar-panel sliding gate on a steel frame, with its slide operator at the end of the track
  • A black steel sliding gate across a wooded driveway, with the operator beside the post
  • A black steel sliding gate running along a brick house, with its operator and toolkit at the end of the track
  • A technician kneeling at the operator of a tall dark wood-clad sliding gate
  • A sliding gate operator mounted behind a stained wood gate on a concrete driveway
  • A white aluminium sliding gate with its operator control box fixed to the post

Customer testimonials

What our customers say

Customers across Dallas–Fort Worth, filmed at their own gates. We bring the same team to Argyle.

FAAC gate repair in Argyle: questions

My FAAC gate in Argyle is much slower on cold mornings. Is it failing?

Not necessarily. Hydraulic fluid thickens in the cold, so a FAAC can run slower at dawn in winter and normally by afternoon. If the difference is large, or the gate stays slow in mild weather, the fluid may be past its service life or the pressure may be low. We test both and service the fluid if needed.

Our FAAC operator is leaking oil. Does the whole unit need replacing?

Usually not. An oil leak on a FAAC hydraulic arm generally means worn seals, a standard repair. We fit a seal kit, refill and bleed the system and reset the pressure. Age alone is not a reason to replace a 400 or 402, and most return to long service after resealing.

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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