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Before & After Gallery - Latch and Post Gate Repair West Palm Beach

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Gate Repair Before & After in West Palm Beach, FL

Photos don’t need a sales pitch. A sagging gate pulled square again, a latch that actually catches, an opener that stops groaning. That’s the work we’ve done across West Palm Beach since 2009. Below are recent jobs, described the way we’d walk you through them on site: what was wrong, what we did, and how it turned out. The photo slots are ready, and we’ll keep adding to them as fast as the jobs roll in.

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Recent Transformations

Sagging Driveway Gate in Flamingo Park

**Before:** gate dragging on the concrete, hinge side pulling away from the post. **After:** rehung, squared, and swinging with one hand.

**Before:** gate dragging on the concrete, hinge side pulling away from the post. **After:** rehung, squared, and swinging with one hand.

The post had started leaning under the weight of a solid steel gate, and the gate itself had dropped far enough to scrape the driveway. We reset the post in fresh concrete, replaced the hinge brackets, and rehung the gate square. The homeowner can open it with one hand now, and it doesn’t sound like a dying animal when it moves.

Electric Gate Opener Replacement in El Cid

The original opener had been there long enough that the internal gears were worn smooth. We pulled the old Lincoln-era unit, installed a LiftMaster the homeowner was already comfortable with, and set the travel limits so the gate stops exactly where it should. Before we left, we tested the photo eyes and the reversing edge, then left a written copy of the price with no surprises attached.

Bent Gate Frame and Misaligned Latch in Southland Park

A delivery truck had clipped one side of the double gate, pushing the frame out of true and throwing the latch out of alignment. We straightened the frame with a come-along and a little patience, repositioned the latch plate, and added a drop rod so the fixed leaf stays put. The gate closes like it was never hit, which is the point.

Solar Gate Operator Install in Lake Clarke Shores Area

Technician using a power grinder to repair a metal security gate — **Before:** a manual gate with no power run to the property line. **After:** a Mighty Mule solar operator keeping the gate automated without trenching new wire.

This one was out where running a 120-volt line would have meant tearing up a long, established lawn. We installed a Mighty Mule solar operator instead, set the panel where it gets full afternoon sun, and paired the remote. The gate now opens from the car, and the yard didn’t lose a single square foot of sod.

Wrought Iron Gate Rust Repair in Northwood Hills

Technician performing professional gate latch repair and installation — **Before:** rust eating through the lower rail and a bottom hinge on its last legs. **After:** rotted section cut out, new steel welded in, primed and painted to match.

Salt air and sprinkler overspray had done a number on the lower rail of this wrought iron gate. We cut out the rotted section, welded in new steel, and ground the joint smooth before priming and painting. The repair is visible if you know where to look, which is how it should be. The rest of the gate got a coat of rust inhibitor while we were in there.

Pool Gate Safety Latch in Pinewood Park

Professional welder performing iron gate repair and metalwork — **Before:** a pool gate that wouldn’t self-close and a latch that didn’t catch. **After:** spring hinges adjusted, magnetic latch aligned, gate closes from a full swing.

Pool gates have one job, and this one wasn’t doing it. The spring hinges had lost their tension over years of kids running through, and the magnetic latch was a half-inch out of line. We adjusted the hinges so the gate pulls shut from any angle and set the latch to catch every time. Took about forty minutes, and it’s the kind of fix that matters more than it shows in a photo.

Want Results Like These?

Every one of these jobs started with a call to (728) 203-0817. We’ll come out, look at your gate, and hand you a written price before any work starts. That price includes the cleanup, the shoe covers, and the 365-Day Done Right Promise behind everything we do. If you’re in West Palm Beach and your gate isn’t working the way it should, call. A live person answers.

Written by Cody Beckman, Owner at Latch and Post Gate Repair West Palm Beach, serving West Palm Beach since 2009.

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