Gate Frames & Hinges
Repair for cracked joints, broken hinges, sagging frames, damaged brackets, dragging gates, and metal fatigue around high-stress points.
Professional welding repair for metal gates, fences, posts, hinges, frames, tracks, and structural components at residential and commercial properties.
Welding repair in Dallas–Fort Worth often requires more than adding a quick bead over a crack. The damaged area must be inspected for rust, movement, impact damage, failed hinges, misalignment, or stress in nearby tubing and supports.
Automatic Gate & Repair Dallas provides mobile welding and metal repair for swing gates, sliding gates, driveway entrances, iron fencing, posts, frames, hinges, brackets, and related components. We prepare the repair area, correct alignment when practical, reinforce suitable sections, and test gate movement after the work is complete.
If the surrounding metal is too thin, badly corroded, or structurally compromised, we explain why replacement of the affected section may be safer than welding over weak material.

Repair for cracked joints, broken hinges, sagging frames, damaged brackets, dragging gates, and metal fatigue around high-stress points.
Repair for leaning or damaged metal posts, broken panel connections, rusted tubing, loose rails, and vehicle-impact damage.
Replacement brackets, reinforcement plates, tubing sections, gate supports, stops, mounts, and other project-specific metal components.
A failed weld is sometimes the result of a larger mechanical problem. A leaning post can overload hinges. A gate dragging on the driveway can twist the frame. A sliding gate that is off track can place unusual stress on brackets and guide components. Correcting only the visible crack may allow the problem to return.
For complete fence service, visit fence installation and repair. For new ornamental metal fencing, see our iron fence installation page.
Bent gates and fence sections may require straightening, new tubing, post correction, reinforcement, and replacement of severely damaged components.
Sprinklers, standing water, and failed coatings can weaken lower tubing and posts. We evaluate the remaining metal before recommending repair.
We inspect hinges, posts, frames, and operator geometry to determine whether welding, alignment, or component replacement is required.
View examples of completed gate rebuilding and metalwork on our recent projects page.
Yes. Many gate and fence repairs can be completed on site after we inspect access, safety conditions, and the metal to be repaired.
No. Severely thinned or corroded metal may not support a lasting repair. In that case, replacement of the affected tubing or section is usually the better option.
Yes, depending on the damage. We inspect the frame, posts, hinges, wheels, track, and operator connection before recommending repair or rebuilding.
Yes. Our team can diagnose gate movement and operator issues in addition to welding and fabrication, allowing the complete system to be evaluated.
Call 469-835-2555 or send clear photos of the damaged area, the full gate or fence, and the property location.
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