Walk and Garden Gates
A small gate gets used every day. We build and hang walk gates and garden gates in wood, vinyl and metal, with self-closing hinges, quiet latches and posts that keep them level year after year.

- WidthsThree to five feet
- StylesFlat, arched, picket, solid
- HardwareSelf-closing hinges, latches
- LocksKeyed, pool-safe or simple
What is included
- 1Smooth and quietGood hinges and latches mean no dragging or slamming.
- 2Pool and pet safe optionsSelf-closing and self-latching hardware.
- 3Matches the fenceStyle, height and color follow the fence.
- 4Sturdy postsHeavier posts keep a gate square.
From the first walk to the last latch
We build fences and gates for homes and businesses in cities across the country. Find yours below and ask for a free estimate.
- 1Measure the openingWe look at the opening, the traffic, the slope and how you want the gate to work.
- 2Pick the hardwareHinges, latches, openers and posts are chosen for the weight and the use.
- 3Hang and adjustThe gate is hung, leveled and adjusted until it swings and latches true.
- 4Test with youWe test every gate and control with you before we leave.
Is this the right service for you?
- Backyards and side yards
- Gardens with arbors
- Pool enclosures
- Fences with a gate that drags
Common questions
Can a gate be self-closing?
Yes. Self-closing hinges and latches are common for pools and pets.
How wide should a walk gate be?
Three to four feet is typical, and wider helps with wheelbarrows and mowers.
Services that pair with this one
Pool Safety FencesPool fences with the right height, tight spacing and self-closing, self-latching gates.See the service FE-115Styles and Details
Privacy Screens and ArborsFreestanding screens and arbors that add privacy, shade and structure to a garden or patio.See the service FE-123Gates
Gate Repair and AdjustmentRepair for sagging, dragging and sticking gates, broken latches and failing hinges.See the service Find your city
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