Gate Repair and Service in Ann Arbor, Michigan
Scheduled dispatch across Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County. Free estimates on repair and opener service.
313 Gates repairs and services driveway gates for homeowners and property managers in Ann Arbor, Michigan, about 35.2 miles from our Metro Detroit base and the farthest west of any city in our regular service area. Ann Arbor is genuinely a different kind of market than the rest of Metro Detroit: a university town of dense, walkable neighborhoods like Kerrytown and Burns Park, brick side streets, and a heavy mix of rental and student housing near campus alongside established family homes farther out toward Water Hill and the Old West Side. That property mix pushes most calls toward repair rather than new custom fabrication: a gate that won't latch, an opener that stalls partway through its cycle, or a remote that stopped talking to the receiver. Because of the distance, a technician makes the trip out as part of a planned route rather than a walk-up stop, so a call here gets worked into the day's dispatch plan rather than promised for a specific arrival window.
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Gate services in Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor’s gate calls track a university town’s two identities, dense campus-adjacent rentals near Kerrytown and established family neighborhoods farther out toward Burns Park, and 313 Gates works both on a scheduled route from the metro area. Most jobs are a worn part, not a full rebuild.
Ann Arbor questions, answered.
Do you serve properties near the University of Michigan campus?
Yes. 313 Gates services gates throughout Ann Arbor, including rental and student housing near campus neighborhoods like Kerrytown and the Old West Side, alongside established family homes farther out toward Burns Park and Water Hill. A gate call in Ann Arbor gets scheduled the same as any other city in our service area.
How far is Ann Arbor from your base, and does that affect scheduling?
Ann Arbor is about 35 miles from our Metro Detroit base, the farthest city we regularly serve. A technician makes the drive as part of a planned route rather than a walk-up stop, so calls get worked into the day's dispatch plan rather than promised for a specific arrival time.
What's the most common gate repair in Ann Arbor?
A gate that won't latch, an opener that stalls partway through its cycle, or a remote that lost its connection to the receiver. These are wear issues that build up over time, and Michigan winters speed them along once cold and road salt start working into hardware that wasn't sealed well going into the season.
Do I need a permit for gate work in Ann Arbor?
It depends on the scope. A straightforward repair to an existing gate typically doesn't need a new permit, but a full replacement or new installation may, depending on height and the property's zoning or historic-district status. Ann Arbor sets its own local rule separate from other cities in the service area. See the metro Detroit gate permit guide before starting.