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Gate Repair Before & After in Orlando, FL

Photos tell the truth faster than any service pitch. A gate that dragged across the driveway, an opener that groaned and stalled, a sagging leaf you had to shoulder open. Then the fix: level, quiet, and moving like it should. Below are real project write-ups from Calder Gate Repair Orlando, done by Nico Alvarez and the team. The photos drop in as we complete each job.

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Styles & brands we work with

Wrought iron
Wrought iron
Wood & steel frame
Wood & steel frame
Farm & ranch
Farm & ranch
Sliding driveway gates
Sliding driveway gates
LiftMaster operators
LiftMaster operators

Recent Transformations

Sagging Driveway Gate in College Park

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Placeholder: College Park driveway gate, before and after hinge and post repair.

The problem: a heavy steel driveway gate had pulled its top hinge loose from the post after years of Florida rain and afternoon heat cycling. The gate scraped the pavers at the far end of its travel and the opener kept tripping its force setting. We pulled the gate, reset the post bracket with epoxy-set anchors, and replaced the worn hinge bearing. Result: the gate swings a full 90 degrees with daylight under the leaf, and the FAAC opener stopped faulting. Nico handled this one himself. The homeowner’s first comment was that it was suddenly quiet enough to hear the birds in the live oaks.

LiftMaster Opener Failure in Winter Park

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Placeholder: Winter Park LiftMaster control board swap, before and after.

The problem: a LiftMaster LA400 control board took a hit during one of Orlando’s afternoon lightning storms. The gate was stuck half-open and the client had to disconnect the arm to park. We diagnosed a fried logic board and a shorted limit switch, the small sensor that tells the gate when to stop moving. Both were replaced same afternoon, and the limits were re-learned in the field. Result: the gate closes to the post and reverses cleanly on obstruction. Written price was on the table before we touched a wire, and the board carries our 365-Day Done Right Promise.

Ghost Controls Gate Arm Slipping in Lake Nona

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Placeholder: Lake Nona Ghost Controls opener arm alignment before and after.

The problem: a Ghost Controls swing arm opener had developed a slip at the gate bracket, so the gate would open only partway before the motor spun against the post. In Lake Nona, where the soil shifts during the wet season, gate posts sink a fraction of an inch and transfer that stress straight into the bracket. We re-squared the post, shimmed the hinge side, and installed a reinforced bracket plate on the operator side. Result: the gate opens all the way, every time, no slip. Most Ghost Controls arm repairs run $220 to $380 before parts, and this one landed right in the middle.

Mighty Mule Keypad and Safety Edge in Dr. Phillips

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Placeholder: Dr. Phillips Mighty Mule keypad replacement and safety edge rewire.

The problem: a Mighty Mule FM200 keypad in Dr. Phillips had a dead column on the number pad, so the code only worked if you pressed 4 instead of 7. And the pinch guard, the rubber safety strip along the gate’s closing edge, had been chewed through by a couple of determined squirrels. We swapped both, re-paired the receiver, and set a fresh entry code while the homeowner watched. Result: code works on first press, and the gate reverses if a kid or a dog touches the closing edge. That safety edge part matters, and not just for the city inspection. It’s the thing that keeps a closing gate from hurting someone.

DoorKing Slide Gate with a Seized Roller in Baldwin Park

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Placeholder: Baldwin Park DoorKing slide gate roller replacement, before and after.

The problem: a DoorKing 9100 slide gate had a seized steel roller on the bottom track, so the gate was dragging itself along instead of rolling. The DoorKing motor kept working harder to compensate, and the current draw was climbing. We changed both rollers, cleaned the track, and adjusted the chain tension. Result: the gate moves with one finger’s worth of push. The difference in motor strain is visible on the amp meter. Slide gate roller swaps like this typically run $190 to $310, and the rollers themselves were a direct match for the DoorKing spec.

Want Results Like These?

Your gate probably doesn’t need a whole new system. It might need a bracket, a board, a roller, or a sensor. We’ll tell you exactly what’s wrong, quote a written price before touching anything, and stand behind it for 365 days. Call Calder Gate Repair Orlando at (850) 338-6230. A live person picks up, any hour.

Written by Nico Alvarez, Owner at Calder Gate Repair Orlando, serving Orlando since 2009.

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