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Fence Gate Repair in Bucks County, PA

The gate is the hardest-working part of any fence, and it is nearly always the first thing to fail. Every swing loads the hinge post; every season moves the ground it is set in. The result is the sag-drag-slam cycle every homeowner knows: first it scrapes, then it needs a lift-and-shove, and eventually it just gets left open.

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What this repair involves

A proper gate repair starts at the hinge post, not the gate. We plumb and re-set or replace the post, square the gate frame (or rebuild it with a cross-brace if the frame has racked), then re-hang on hinges rated for the weight and adjust the latch so it catches every time, one-handed.

We repair wood, vinyl and aluminum gates, including double drive gates. If your gate protects a pool, we fit self-closing hinges and a self-latching lock to code.

Signs you need this repair

The gate drags on the ground or scrapes its frame
You lift the gate to latch it
Hinge screws are pulling out or the post moves
The latch misses unless you slam it
The frame is visibly out of square
A pool gate no longer closes on its own

Typical price

$500 – $850

Most gate repairs — post work, re-hang and new hardware — land in this range. A full frame rebuild on a wide double gate sits at the top.

Every job is different — your quote is based on your photos and answers. See how our pricing works →

What's included

Hinge post reinforcement, re-set or replacement
Frame squaring or rebuild with proper bracing
Heavy-duty hinges sized to the gate weight
Latch alignment or replacement
Self-closing hardware on pool gates
A gate that closes and latches with one hand

Gate Repair questions

Why does my gate keep sagging after every fix?

Because the fix keeps addressing the gate instead of the hinge post. If the post isn't plumb and solid, no hinge adjustment lasts. We fix the post first — that's the difference.

Can you repair just the latch?

Yes, though a latch that stopped catching is usually a symptom of movement elsewhere in the gate. We'll adjust or replace the latch and tell you if the frame or post is the real culprit.

Do you build replacement gates?

We rebuild gate frames and re-clad them to match your fence — that's still a repair, and it's often the right call when the frame has racked beyond squaring.