One Quick Check Could Save You Thousands — Or Someone’s Life.

A free safety inspection of the gate system you already have — not a diagnosis on a repair. We check your existing gate and operator so you know your system is up to code and safe. Spots are limited as our schedule fills fast. Book now to receive a certificate of a healthy gate, a maintenance schedule, and an estimate for your recommended next steps.

  • WHAT WE INSPECT

    Our 20-point inspection is built to catch hidden risks and ensure your gate meets current safety standards. We check:

    Gate operators (especially outdated LiftMaster units)

    Safety sensors & auto-reverse systems

    Wiring, alignment, and force settings

    Emergency manual operation

    UL 325 compliance (required by law)

    Physical condition, mounting, and wear points

  • WHY IT MATTERS

    Children, pets, and even adults have been seriously injured or killed by faulty or outdated gate systems.

    Alex's Law, named after a tragic accident, is proposed legislation that would make gate safety a legal requirement — but most property owners aren't ready.

    A single malfunction could result in a lawsuit, a denied insurance claim, or thousands in damage.

    This inspection helps you stay ahead of all of that — and protect what matters most.

  • WHAT YOU GET

    When you schedule your free gate inspection, you’ll get:

    • A certificate of a healthy gate

    • A maintenance schedule for your gate and operator

    • An estimate for recommended next steps

    • Priority scheduling if you choose to upgrade

    • Documentation you can use for HOAs, insurance, or maintenance logs

    There is always a next step — the minimum next step is a one-time service then and there.

  • WHY IT'S FREE

    This inspection normally costs $250, but we offer it completely free because safety is our priority.
    We don’t do pressure sales or quick fixes on unsafe gates. We offer this service to educate, build trust, and start conversations with responsible property owners who care about doing things right.

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