FAAC Gate Repair in Colleyville, TX

A long wrought iron leaf on a Colleyville estate puts real demand on any operator, and a FAAC hydraulic arm such as the 400 or 422 handles it with pressure rather than gears. When the gate begins to creep, stop short or drift open, the cause is usually fluid lost through a worn seal or pump pressure that needs resetting. A post that has moved in the clay adds load, and the hydraulics show it as slow travel.

We check the hang of the gate first, then the fluid level, seals, release valve and pressure, then the 455 D board and limit settings. Seal kits and pressure work are on-site repairs, and replacement only makes sense when the ram or housing is physically damaged. In-ground 770 units are the other concern here: clay drains slowly, so we clear the foundation box drain and look for water ingress on properties around Woodland Hills and along Precinct Line Road.