What Fort Worth Homeowners Say About Latch and Post Gate Repair Fort Worth
Reviews tell you what actually happens after the truck pulls away. Not what a website promises, but whether the gate stayed put, the opener stopped grinding, and the technician left the driveway cleaner than he found it. We’ve been fixing gates around Fort Worth since 2009, and the feedback below comes from real jobs: broken latches in Ridglea, dead opener boards in Wedgwood, sagging posts near TCU. You’ll see the same themes repeat because the same habits repeat: a written price before any work starts, shoe covers at the door, and a fix that holds. That’s how Cody Beckman built this shop, and it’s how every tech under the Cedarwell banner works.
Recent Reviews
“The latch on our driveway gate snapped clean off on a Sunday morning. Called before church, and an actual person picked up on the second ring. The tech walked the whole gate line, found the post had shifted about half an inch, and reset everything. Showed me the written price before he touched a tool. Gate’s been solid for three months now.”
Diego V. – Wedgwood, Fort Worth
“Our LiftMaster opener would start, hum for two seconds, and quit. Latch and Post diagnosed a dying capacitor and had the replacement on the truck. What stood out: the tech laid a drop cloth inside the garage before setting his case down, and he took a photo of the cleanup before he left. Nobody does that.”
Hector C. – North Richland Hills
“Heavy iron gate in Ridglea Hills, original to the house, probably 30 years old. The bottom hinge had wallowed out the post. I figured it was a full replacement. Their tech showed me how they could sleeve and re-anchor it, saved me about $1,400. The written quote matched the invoice to the penny.”
Cedric B. – Ridglea Hills, Fort Worth
“Our Mighty Mule arm quit responding after the big windstorm in April. They came out, found a chewed wire where squirrels had nested in the control box, reran the low-voltage line, and added a guard so it won’t happen again. Mentioned they use pet-safe lubricants since our dog treats the gate like a personal challenge. Above and beyond.”
Megan P. – Benbrook
“Bought a house with a Ghost Controls opener the previous owner had half-installed. Two other companies wanted to sell me a whole new system. Cody’s tech actually read the manual, finished the install, tuned the limits, and set up both remotes. Charged me for the two hours it took. That’s the kind of honesty that keeps me calling.”
Diego V. – Fairmount, Fort Worth
“Toddler figured out the gate latch, which is every parent’s nightmare. Called Latch and Post at 8pm on a Thursday. Live person, not a machine. Tech came the next morning, installed a self-latching gravity lock with a keypad, and even quiet-tooled it since the baby was napping. They understand how a gate fits into a family’s life.”
Megan P. – Park Glen, Fort Worth
Why Customers Trust Us
Read the reviews above and you’ll notice none of them mention surprise invoices, scuffed floors, or techs who vanished after the first visit. That’s not accidental. Every Latch and Post Gate Repair job in Fort Worth runs on the same non-negotiables: a written price delivered before any work begins, shoe covers and drop cloths on every visit, and a cleanup photo before the technician pulls away. Those are Cedarwell C.A.R.E. values, not upsells. The 365-Day Done Right Promise backs every latch replacement, opener repair, and post reset we do. If it’s not right, Cody Beckman makes it right, no argument and no fine print. Our techs are background-checked, uniformed, and factory-trained on LiftMaster, FAAC, BFT, Linear, Viking, Ghost Controls, DoorKing, Elite, and Mighty Mule. A live person answers at (682) 841-5749 any hour, any day. Tell us what your gate is doing, and you’ll get a straight answer and a written price before we lift a finger.
Written by Cody Beckman, Owner at Latch and Post Gate Repair Fort Worth, serving Fort Worth since 2009.