Apollo Gate Repair in McKinney, TX

Apollo operators, now sold under the Nice name, are built around a battery and a small panel, which suits the McKinney properties where the gate sits a long way from the house. The catch is that the charging system decides how well the gate behaves. A panel shaded by a growing tree line, dust on the glass or a battery past its best produces a gate that slows through the afternoon and gives up by evening, and that pattern gets mistaken for a failing board all the time.

On swing arms like the Apollo 1550 and 1650, the mechanical side matters too. Rural posts move in the clay, mounting brackets fatigue, and the actuator ends up pushing a leaf that has dropped. We check the brackets and the hang of the gate, clean and reseal corroded low-voltage connections in the enclosure, then set the limits. If the panel is undersized for the gate, we size a replacement to the gate rather than matching what was there. The same applies around Trinity Falls and on acreage at the northern edge of McKinney.