What should a gate look like when it's the first thing visitors see? In Carlton, where homes, tasting rooms, and farm properties sit close together, a gate can be both the welcome and the lock.
Leon's fabricates custom work in-house: driveway gates, pedestrian gates, fencing, and railings built to match your property, not a catalog page. We automate them with quiet, reliable openers and add video entry or keypad access where it helps. Carlton is served from our Tualatin headquarters.
Gate services in Carlton
- Gate installation: New driveway and entry gates built for your property: sliding, swing, or bi-parting, with the operator, safety sensors, and wiring done right the first time.
- Gate repair & service: Gate stuck, dragging, or dead after a storm? We troubleshoot and repair motors, hinges, tracks, welds, and wiring on any make and model, not just the ones we install.
- Openers & automation: Add an operator to an existing gate or upgrade a failing one.
- Access control: Decide exactly who gets in and when: keypads, card and fob readers, vehicle sensors, and smartphone-app entry for gates, garages, and building doors.
- Video entry & intercoms: See and talk to visitors before the gate opens.
- Custom fabrication: Pedestrian gates, matching fence panels, and railings fabricated to match your driveway gate, so the whole frontage looks like one design, not three contractors.
- Commercial & barrier arms: Commercial slide gates, barrier arms, and HOA entrances with high-cycle operators, access logging, and camera integration, built for all-day traffic.
- Emergency gate repair: Gate stuck open or closed? Vehicle hit it? We dispatch fast from two local hubs and get you secure again.
Carlton is a small wine-country town surrounded by vineyards and farmland, so jobs here range from tasting-room entrances to long rural driveways.
How it starts
One call. We come out, walk the property, measure the opening and slope, and give you a written quote: free, no pressure. If it's a repair, we diagnose first and tell you straight whether fixing or replacing makes more sense. See the full process →