Automated Gate Systems
Control who drives onto your property before they ever reach the front door.
The first layer of security starts at the driveway
An automated gate adds a controlled checkpoint at the edge of your property, whether that's a private residential driveway, a gated community entrance, or a commercial or industrial site. We design and install swing and slide gate operators paired with the entry method that fits how visitors and vehicles actually arrive.
Gates pair naturally with our access control and camera systems, so you can see and manage who's requesting entry before you let them in — right down to logging every vehicle on video.
- Operator sized to your gate's weight, width, and daily usage
- Entry method matched to residents, staff, and visitors alike
- Safety sensors to help prevent the gate closing on a vehicle or person
Matched to the gate you already have (or want)
Swing operators
Arm-driven operators for single or double swing gates — the most common choice for residential driveways.
Slide operators
Track-mounted operators that slide a gate along a fence line — well suited to tight spaces or steep driveways where a swing arc won't fit.
Barrier arm gates
Lift-arm barriers for higher-traffic commercial lots, parking structures, and industrial yards where a full gate panel isn't necessary.
How people (and vehicles) get through
Keypad & wireless remote
PIN codes for occasional visitors and vendors, wireless remotes (like a garage door clicker) for residents and staff who come and go often.
Credential & card access
The same card or fob used on interior doors can open the gate too — one credential, managed from one access control dashboard.
Mobile app entry
Open the gate remotely from your phone — useful for buzzing in a delivery or guest without walking down to the driveway.
Video intercom
See and talk to a visitor before deciding whether to open the gate — often paired directly with a camera at the entrance.
License plate recognition
Available as an add-on — automatically open the gate for recognized vehicles and log every plate that comes through.
Built to keep the gate safe to use every day
Photo-eye sensors
Infrared beam sensors that stop the gate from closing if something is in its path.
Safety edge sensors
Pressure-sensitive edges on the gate itself that reverse the gate on contact.
Entrapment protection
Gate operators and safety devices selected with entrapment-protection standards in mind — always verify final compliance (e.g. UL 325) with your installer and local code before final sign-off.
Battery backup
Keeps the gate operational through a power outage, so you're not stuck locked in or out.
Solar power kits
Solar panel and battery kits for rural or farm gates far from a power source.
Manual release
A manual override so the gate can be opened by hand if the operator ever loses power entirely.
Your gate as part of the bigger picture
With access control
Use the same badge at the gate and every interior door, and set schedules so the gate only opens for staff during business hours.
With cameras
Every entry gets logged on video — useful for deliveries, visitor disputes, and simple peace of mind.
With the monitoring app
Open the gate remotely from the same app you already use for your alarm and access control.
From driveway walkthrough to a working gate
Assess
Check gate weight, width, power access, and daily traffic.
Design
Pick the operator, entry method, and safety devices to fit.
Install
Operator, safety sensors, and entry hardware installed and tested.
Support
Ongoing service for adjustments, remotes, or seasonal upkeep.