Custom Electric Gates & Premium Metal Driveway Gates Serving Richland and the Tri-Cities
Richland & Tri Cities WA Electric Gates & Premium Metal Driveway Gates designs, builds, and installs custom electric gates and metal driveway gates for businesses and homeowners across the Tri-Cities region. We specialize in automated gate systems, sliding gates, swing gates, and full electric gate installation, each engineered around the property's layout, traffic flow, and daily use. Every gate starts with dependable materials, including wrought iron, aluminum, and powder-coated steel, paired with trusted automation from LiftMaster and DoorKing operators. The result is a driveway gate that works the way it should from day one, whether the priority is perimeter security, controlled access, or a stronger first impression from the street.
With 20 years of experience serving Richland, Kennewick, Pasco, and West Richland, our team knows what holds up against Eastern Washington's heat, wind, and dust. We also handle gate repair, gate maintenance, ornamental metal gates, and gate access control upgrades for properties throughout Benton and Franklin Counties, including Prosser and Walla Walla. From design through installation, we combine solid custom fabrication with automation that keeps working long after year one.
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We install swing and sliding driveway gates based on available space, slope, clearance, and vehicle access. Each gate is measured on-site and can be built from steel, wrought iron, or aluminum.

Electric gates use motorized operators controlled by remotes, keypads, smartphone apps, or intercoms. Systems can include dedicated power, solar operators, and battery backup for outages.

Metal gates provide long-term strength and resist warping, cracking, and pest damage. Options include wrought iron for ornamental designs, steel for strength, and aluminum for corrosion resistance and lower maintenance.

Custom gates are fabricated to match the property's dimensions and architectural style. Options include custom widths, arch tops, decorative scrollwork, modern panels, finish colors, and designs that complement existing fencing.

Installation starts with an assessment of driveway width, grade, soil, clearance, and power access. We set secure posts and footings, mount the gate, connect the operator, and test all movement and safety features.

We repair sagging hinges, damaged tracks, worn rollers, malfunctioning openers, faulty remotes, and misaligned sensors. Prompt repairs can prevent additional strain on the gate motor and hardware.

Gate automation converts a manual gate into a motorized system or upgrades older equipment. We install swing and slide operators sized for the gate's weight, travel distance, and daily use.

Access control options include keypads, remote controls, smartphone apps, and intercom systems. Homeowners can also use individual entry codes for family members, guests, and service providers.

We replace gates with severe rust, structural damage, worn hardware, or outdated automation. Existing posts and footings are inspected first to determine whether they can safely be reused.

Routine maintenance includes lubricating hinges and rollers, tightening hardware, testing safety sensors, checking battery backup systems, and inspecting metal finishes for rust or coating damage.

Entrance gates combine security with curb appeal at the main property entry. Designs can include matching fence panels, decorative details, address signage, lighting, and wider clearances for trucks or trailers.

Pedestrian gates provide separate walk-through access for guests, residents, and service providers. They can match the driveway gate and include self-closing hinges, locking hardware, keypads, or shared access-control systems.

We install motorized gates with keypads, card readers, remotes, vehicle sensors, and security system integration. Operators are sized for the gate's weight, traffic volume, and daily cycle count.

Commercial gates are available in steel for greater strength or aluminum for corrosion resistance and lower maintenance. Custom fabrication and protective finishes help each gate withstand frequent use and local weather conditions.

Security gates help restrict vehicle and pedestrian access to authorized users. Systems can include keypads, card readers, intercoms, cameras, lighting, and anti-climb features.

Installation includes site measurements, utility and ground checks, foundations, posts, gate alignment, motor wiring, access control setup, and final testing. We coordinate work to minimize disruption to business operations.

We repair motor failures, electrical problems, damaged tracks, worn chains, faulty remotes, and misaligned safety sensors. Fast diagnosis helps restore reliable access and reduce downtime.

Industrial gates use reinforced frames, heavier materials, and higher-cycle operators for warehouses, equipment yards, and facilities with frequent truck traffic. Wide openings and demanding daily use are factored into every system.

Entrance gates combine controlled access with a professional appearance. Options include sliding, swing, and cantilever gates designed around available space, traffic flow, and property layout.

Pedestrian gates provide separate access for employees, visitors, and contractors. Options include locks, keypads, card readers, push-button exits, and ADA-compliant widths where required.

Barrier arm gates provide fast vehicle access control for parking lots, gated communities, and commercial campuses. They can integrate with loop detectors, license plate readers, ticket systems, and other entry controls.

We fabricate custom gates to match each property's dimensions, slope, architecture, and style. Options include wrought iron, steel, aluminum, decorative scrollwork, custom panels, and specialty finishes.

Estate gates create secure, distinctive entrances for larger properties. We build wide swing or sliding gates with reinforced materials, matching fencing, decorative details, and heavy-duty operators.

High-security gates use reinforced frames, anti-climb designs, controlled spacing, and advanced locking systems. Access can include keypads, card readers, intercoms, cameras, and remote controls.

Solar gate operators provide automated access without running power from the main building. Panels and battery systems are sized according to gate weight, daily use, and available sunlight.

Smart gates allow owners to open, close, and monitor access through a smartphone. Systems can include notifications, activity logs, smart-home integration, and traditional keypad or remote controls.

We install cantilever, bi-fold, vertical-lift, and other specialty gates for properties where standard swing or slide systems are impractical. Each configuration is selected around available space, grade, and traffic needs.

Safety upgrades include photo-eye sensors, edge sensors, vehicle loop detectors, alarms, and manual release mechanisms. These components help prevent gates from closing on vehicles, people, or objects.

We restore aging or damaged metal gates by repairing rusted sections, weakened welds, impact damage, and deteriorated components. Restoration can extend the life of an existing gate without requiring complete replacement.

Gate refinishing restores appearance and protects exposed metal from weathering and corrosion. Finish options include powder coating, paint, and galvanized treatments selected for the gate material and outdoor exposure.
Our process starts with an on-site assessment of the driveway, slope, ground conditions, access points, and gate dimensions.
Before completion, we test the gate for smooth movement, safety, and proper alignment.
We work with steel, wrought iron, and aluminum based on the property's security, style, and maintenance needs.
Protective coatings and powder-coated finishes help reduce corrosion and can be matched to existing fencing or architectural features.

We assess the driveway width, slope, soil, power access, traffic flow, security needs, and local requirements before finalizing the design. These factors help determine whether a swing or sliding gate is the better fit.
Swing gates need enough clear space for the panels to open fully. Sliding gates require unobstructed space along the fence line, usually slightly longer than the driveway opening itself.
We grade and prepare the installation area, protect nearby utilities and landscaping, and create a stable base for posts or sliding tracks. Proper drainage and a level surface help the gate operate smoothly over time.
Installation begins with a site survey and utility check. We then set the posts or columns, mount the gate, install the operator and access controls, connect safety sensors, and test multiple open-close cycles before completion.
Posts, columns, hinges, tracks, and footings must support the gate's weight and daily movement. We use properly rated hardware and reinforced foundations to help prevent sagging, shifting, and alignment problems.
Electric driveway gates commonly range from $6,000 to $18,000 installed. Swing gates with standard operators generally cost less, while sliding, cantilever, and advanced access-control systems increase the total.
Custom metal gates typically range from $1,600 to $13,000, depending on size, material, finish, and design complexity. Steel is durable and cost-effective, wrought iron offers more decorative detail, and aluminum provides lighter weight with lower maintenance.
Key cost factors include gate size and weight, motor requirements, power access, concrete footings, driveway slope, wiring distance, and access controls such as keypads, cameras, intercoms, or smartphone systems.
New installations usually require posts, footings, wiring, and automation from scratch. Replacement can cost less when existing posts, foundations, and electrical components are still in good condition.
An electric gate can improve security, convenience, access control, and curb appeal. It is especially useful for larger properties or driveways where manual operation is inconvenient.
Consider the gate style, material, automation, access controls, site preparation, and long-term maintenance before setting a budget. We use these priorities to recommend a system that fits the property and project goals.
Based in Richland, we provide electric gate installation, automation, repair, and metal driveway gate services throughout the Tri-Cities and nearby communities.
Areas we regularly serve include:
Our familiarity with local terrain, weather, and property types helps us recommend gate materials and systems suited to residential, rural, and commercial entrances. Properties outside these areas may also be accommodated depending on location and project scope.
We base this recommendation on your driveway's grade, width, and available space rather than personal preference alone.
Swing gates need clear space to arc open, typically matching the gate's width on the property side. If your driveway sits on a hill or has a short approach, we usually recommend a sliding gate instead, since it doesn't require that swing radius.
Sliding gates also handle higher wind loads better, which matters given the wind patterns we see across the Tri Cities area.
Standard electric gates lose power along with your home unless we install a backup system.
We offer battery backup packages that keep the gate operational for a limited number of cycles after an outage. Solar-powered gate systems provide another option, since they charge a battery bank independent of grid power and continue functioning during outages as long as the panels receive daylight.
We also install manual release mechanisms on every gate we set up, so you can open the gate by hand if the automation fails entirely.
Most standard residential installations take 1 to 3 days from start to finish, once the gate and hardware arrive on site.
Simple swing gate setups with existing power access often finish in a single day. Sliding gates that require track installation, or projects needing new electrical wiring run to the gate location, typically take 2 to 3 days.
Custom fabricated gates add lead time before installation begins, since we build those to your exact specifications rather than pulling from stock inventory.
Yes, we repair existing electric gates throughout the Tri Cities, including broken openers, damaged hinges, misaligned tracks, and faulty access control systems. Our technicians diagnose most gate issues on the same visit and complete standard repairs within 24 to 48 hours. We work on gates we didn't originally install as well as our own past projects. Emergency repair calls are available for gates stuck open or closed.
We recommend a maintenance check every 6 months to keep the gate operating reliably.
This includes lubricating hinges and rollers, checking the tension on sliding gate chains or belts, and inspecting the opener motor for wear. Steel and wrought iron gates also benefit from periodic rust inspection, particularly at weld points and any areas where the protective coating has worn thin.
We test safety sensors and remote controls during each visit, since these components affect how the gate responds to obstacles and daily use.