What San Antonio Homeowners Say About Latch and Post Gate Repair San Antonio
Reviews are the first thing we read when we’re hiring someone, so we don’t take yours lightly. Every review below comes from a real gate repair job in San Antonio, whether it was a sagging post off Hildebrand, a dead opener in Alamo Heights, or a latch that finally gave up in Stone Oak. We earn these the slow way: a written price before the work starts, shoe covers on inside the home, and a cleanup photo before we pull out of the driveway. That routine is what people tend to mention, and it’s the part we refuse to skip.
Recent Reviews
Our driveway gate in Terrell Hills stopped closing all the way, which meant our two labs could wander out toward the street. Latch and Post came the same afternoon. The technician found the safety sensor had shifted out of alignment and the hinge on the post side was carrying too much weight. He realigned the sensor, shimmed the hinge, and showed me the written price before he started tinkering. Gate closes flush now, and the dogs stay where they belong.
Danielle P. – Terrell Hills
We called about a Mighty Mule opener that would hum but not move. I assumed a new control board, maybe a whole new operator. The tech opened the housing, pointed to a stripped plastic gear, and said the part would cost less than a dinner downtown. He had it on the truck, installed it in forty minutes, and tested the auto-reverse with a rolled-up garden hose. That’s the kind of honesty you don’t expect from a repair company anymore.
Jasmine H. – Leon Valley
Our swing gate in Shavano Park sagged so badly the latch wouldn’t line up with the post anymore. Cody walked me through two options: shim and brace the existing post, or dig and set a new one. He gave me prices for both, in writing, and told me the shim would likely last five to seven years given our clay soil. We chose the new post. The crew had it set in concrete with proper drainage gravel, and the gate swings easier than it has in a decade.
Rana M. – Shavano Park
I’d been greasing the hinges on our side gate in Castle Hills every few months just to keep the squeal down. Latch and Post found the top hinge had wallowed out the screw holes, so no amount of lubricant would fix it. The technician filled the holes with a hardwood dowel and epoxy, reset the hinge with longer screws, and replaced the latch with one that actually engages. The walkthrough at the end, photo of the cleanup included, took maybe ten minutes. I understood everything he did.
Michael B. – Castle Hills
Our LiftMaster 858LM remote worked from the kitchen window but not from the street, which drove my husband crazy. The tech tested the receiver, the antenna, and the remote itself. Turned out the remote battery was low enough to cut the range. He replaced it, reprogrammed the remote to the opener, and we tested it from three houses down. I felt a little silly, but he said he sees it all the time and never made me feel dumb about it.
Danielle P. – Alamo Heights
A storm in early spring took down a limb that landed square on our double gate off Bandera Road. One post was cracked clean through. I called on a Sunday morning expecting voicemail, and a live person answered on the second ring. Latch and Post had a technician out that afternoon to brace the gate so it wouldn’t fall, then scheduled the full post replacement for Tuesday. The written quote covered everything, down to hauling away the cracked post. No surprises, no pressure.
Jasmine H. – Helotes
Why Customers Trust Us
What shows up in these reviews is what we build our days around. The written price comes first, every time, because nobody should feel like they’re guessing at the bill while a technician works. The shoe covers and drop cloths matter because your hallway isn’t a shop floor. And the cleanup photo at the end is our way of saying we left your home the way we found it. Cody Beckman has run Latch and Post Gate Repair San Antonio inside the Cedarwell family since 2009, and the 365-Day Done Right Promise backs every latch, post, hinge, and opener we touch. If we didn’t get it right, we make it right, no fine print. Our technicians arrive background-checked and factory-trained on LiftMaster, FAAC, BFT, Linear, Viking, Ghost Controls, DoorKing, Elite, and Mighty Mule, so the part names in these reviews aren’t guesses. They’re the brands on your property. If your gate is acting up in San Antonio, call (325) 252-5195 and you’ll get a live person who can talk you through what’s happening and what it will cost to fix.
Written by Cody Beckman, Owner at Latch and Post Gate Repair San Antonio, serving San Antonio since 2009.