Queens Rolling Gate
Installation, Repair, and Service

Roll-Down Gates on
Queens Shopping Streets

Walk down Jamaica Avenue, Main Street in Flushing, Steinway Street in Astoria or Liberty Avenue in Richmond Hill at night and you see rows of rolling gates. They protect the glass, open every morning and close every night — thousands of cycles a year. That is why springs wear out, slats bend and locks seize.

Most storefront gates are lifted by a spring inside the barrel at the top. When it weakens, the gate gets heavy and starts slamming; when it breaks, the gate will not stay up. We replace springs, straighten or replace slats, fix bottom bars and locks, and repair or add motors.

Sliding Gates
on Wheels

A rolling gate can also mean a sliding gate that runs on wheels along a track — common on driveways and lots where a swing gate has no room. They use less space than a swing gate, but the wheels and carriers wear, and snow and ice can block the track. We replace wheels, carriers, track brackets and latches so the gate rolls and locks properly again.

Rolling Gate
Prices in Queens

Spring replacement, slats, locks and motors depend on the size of the gate and are priced in writing before work. See also commercial garage doors.