
Driveway, Sliding & Automatic Gates KY
Gates — From Walk Gates to 35-Foot Automatic Entrances
Driveway, sliding, swing, and automatic gates built and installed across Kentuckiana — custom farm-name and commercial slide gates.
- Family-owned since 2015
- Fully Insured
- BBB Accredited
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- New Installs & Full Replacements
- Free On-Site Walk
- No Subcontractors
Gate Types We Build & Install
Driveway gates — residential and farm driveway gates in pipe, board, aluminum, or custom-welded steel. Single-swing, double-swing, or slide configurations.
Pedestrian / walk gates — matching walk gates for board fence, ornamental aluminum, chain-link, and vinyl fence lines.
Sliding (slide) gates — space-efficient, motor-operable cantilever or V-track gates for commercial yards and tight residential driveways.
Swing gates — single and double-swing in any material, with manual hardware or powered operators.
Automatic / motorized gates — gate operators, keypads, intercoms, loop detectors, and access control. Coordinated with your electrical and low-voltage scope.
Custom welded gates — farm names, ranch brands, logos, horse silhouettes, and any design you can sketch — welded into steel and built to outlast generations.
Swing vs. Slide vs. Cantilever — How to Choose
The right gate starts with the opening and the ground around it. Swing gates are the simplest and most economical, but they need clear space to arc into — a single swing needs its full width of clearance, and a double swing splits that in half. They also need reasonably level ground across the swing path. Slide gates travel along the fence line instead, so they work where there's no room to swing — but they need clear fence line equal to the opening for the gate to retract into. Cantilever gates are slide gates that float above the ground on rollers, so gravel, mud, snow, and uneven pavement never jam a track. For commercial yards and Kentucky weather, cantilever is usually the honest recommendation.
Sizing a Gate for Your Equipment
Measure the widest thing that will ever go through the opening — then think about what's coming next. A gate that fits today's pickup should also fit the delivery truck, the trailer, the tractor with the mower deck, or the emergency vehicle that needs in at the worst moment. On farms, think about hay equipment and stock trailers. On commercial sites, think about box trucks and fire apparatus access. We measure openings on the site walk and will tell you straight if the width you're picturing will cost you later.
Commercial & Industrial Gates
For warehouses, manufacturing facilities, distribution yards, and secure perimeters, we install commercial slide gates with safety edges, photo-eyes, and loop detectors meeting UL 325. Heavy-gauge steel frames, anti-climb topping, and operator pairings we trust on hard-cycle commercial duty.
Featured Project — 35-Foot Commercial Entrance, Four Roses Distillery in Cox's Creek, Kentucky
Our most recognized gate: a 35 ft commercial chain link cantilever entrance gate on LiftMaster operators at Four Roses Distillery in Cox's Creek, Kentucky, alongside a 28 ft custom fabricated metal cantilever security gate on the same campus. See the Four Roses case study.
Gate Hardware and Your Warranty
Gate hardware is the part of a fence that works hardest — hinges, latches, and drop-rods cycle every day. That's why our 1-year workmanship warranty specifically covers gate hinges, latches, drop-rods, and gate-frame welds, along with the workmanship on operator installs. Operator hardware itself carries the manufacturer's coverage. If a gate we hung sags or a latch fails within the first year, we come back and make it right at no charge.
Thinking About Automation?
Any gate conversation should include the automation question, even if the answer is "not yet." A gate built for a future operator gets the right posts, frame, and conduit path from day one; retrofitting later means working around decisions that were already poured in concrete. We install slide-gate and swing-gate operators, keypads, intercoms, and loop detectors, and we coordinate trenching and conduit with your electrical trades. See the details on our gate operators and access control page, or browse custom entrances for what's possible.
Request a Gate Quote
Call 502-468-1209 or request a free estimate. We'll walk the site, take measurements, and quote your gate honestly.
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