Automatic Swing Gates

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Custom automatic swing driveway gates for properties with enough inward or outward opening clearance.

Serving Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, and nearby King County areas.

  • Single and dual swing gate options
  • Custom sizes, finishes, and automation
  • Professional installation available
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — ATLAS — 12-36 ft Width
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — ATLAS — 12-36 ft Width
ATLAS swing driveway gate with galvanized steel slats, privacy with airflow, rust resistance, and a clean architectural look. Custom sizes and automation options available.
10-year warranty
Available in custom size
Smooth remote operation
$4 385 - $10 050
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — TERRA — 10-36 ft Width
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — TERRA — 10-36 ft Width
TERRA swing driveway gate with galvanized steel slats, stronger privacy, airflow, and a durable welded steel frame for long-term outdoor use. Custom sizes and...
Custom-built for your property
10-year warranty
Available in custom size
Automatic operation available
$4 550 - $10 050
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — POLO — 10-36 ft Width
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — POLO — 10-36 ft Width
POLO swing driveway gate with open steel picket infill, airflow-friendly design, durable welded steel construction, and a lighter classic exterior look. Custom sizes and...
Available in custom size
Smooth remote operation
Automatic operation available
$4 155 - $10 050
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — TISA — 10-36 ft Width
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — TISA — 10-36 ft Width
TISA swing driveway gate with horizontal galvanized slats, privacy with airflow, durable steel construction, and a refined modern exterior look. Custom sizes and automation...
Available in custom size
Smooth remote operation
Automatic operation available
$4 155 - $10 050
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — IRON — 10-30 ft Width
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — IRON — 10-30 ft Width
IRON swing driveway gate with heavy-duty welded steel construction, classic vertical design, and long-term outdoor durability for residential and commercial properties. Custom sizes and...
Available in custom size
Smooth remote operation
Automatic operation available
$4 670 - $9 910
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — WOOD — 10-36 ft Width
Automatic Swing Driveway Gates — WOOD — 10-36 ft Width
WOOD swing driveway gate with a welded steel frame and natural wood infill, custom sizes, automation options, and a warm residential exterior look with...
Custom-built for your property
Available in custom size
Smooth remote operation
$3 765 - $9 440

Prices shown are estimates. Final project cost depends on size, automation package, site conditions, access-control options, finish selection, and installation complexity.

Is a swing gate right for your property?

Swing gates work best when the driveway has enough inward or outward opening clearance.

  • Single swing gates work for narrower openings.
  • Dual swing gates work well for wider driveway entrances.
  • Swing gates can be automated with compatible opener systems.
  • Site conditions determine the best opening direction and setup.

Custom Automatic Swing Gates

Automatic swing gates are a strong choice for properties that have enough clearance for inward or outward gate movement. They are often selected for residential driveways, private entrances, commercial access points, and custom front-entry projects where a traditional opening layout fits the property better than a sliding system.

Swing gates are especially useful when the entrance design matters visually. A single or dual swing gate can create a more symmetrical, formal, and architectural front-entry appearance while still providing secure controlled access.

The main decision is whether the project needs a single swing gate or a dual swing gate. This depends on driveway width, available opening clearance, gate weight, daily traffic needs, automation requirements, and how balanced the entrance should look once installed.

FERRO-GATES designs, fabricates, and installs custom automatic swing gates for residential and commercial properties. Each gate system is built around the actual driveway layout, preferred gate style, privacy goals, automation needs, and long-term durability requirements.

  • Custom automatic swing gates
  • Swing driveway gates for residential and commercial properties
  • Single and dual swing gate configurations
  • Steel swing gate systems with automation options
  • Privacy, airflow, picket, classic steel, and wood-infill designs
  • Remote, keypad, intercom, and access-control options
  • Matching pedestrian gates and galvanized metal fences available
  • Professional swing gate installation
  • 10-year warranty on eligible gate construction

Swing Driveway Gates for Residential and Commercial Properties

Automatic swing driveway gates are useful when a property needs secure vehicle access, a clean front-entry appearance, and enough clear space for the gate leaves to open safely. They can work well for homes, private entrances, estate-style driveways, business properties, and controlled access points.

Swing gates can also be built as part of a complete perimeter system with matching pedestrian gates and galvanized metal fences. This helps the driveway entrance, side access, and fence line look consistent instead of assembled from unrelated products.

When an Automatic Swing Gate Is the Right Fit

  • Driveways with enough clearance for inward or outward opening
  • Residential entrances where curb appeal and symmetry matter
  • Projects that need a single-leaf or dual-leaf gate layout
  • Homes that need a more traditional front-entry design
  • Private entrances that require secure automated access
  • Commercial properties with controlled vehicle access
  • Projects that include matching pedestrian gates and fence sections

When an Automatic Swing Gate Is Not Ideal

A swing gate is not ideal for every driveway. It needs enough space to open safely without blocking parked vehicles, sidewalks, landscaping, or the street. If the entrance is tight or sits close to the road, a sliding gate may be more practical.

  • Not ideal when the driveway has limited opening clearance
  • Not ideal when the entrance sits too close to the street or sidewalk
  • Not ideal when parked vehicles would block gate movement
  • Not ideal when slope, wind exposure, or layout makes swing movement less reliable
  • Not ideal when side-travel movement would fit the property better

Swing Gate Styles Available

FERRO-GATES offers several swing gate styles depending on the balance between privacy, airflow, visibility, and exterior design.

Single Swing Gates vs Dual Swing Gates

A single swing gate uses one gate leaf and is often suitable for narrower openings or simpler driveway layouts. It can be a practical choice when the entrance width and available clearance allow one larger gate panel to open safely.

A dual swing gate uses two gate leaves and is usually better for wider driveways. This layout can reduce the space each leaf needs to open and often creates a more balanced front-entry appearance.

The right configuration depends on driveway width, post placement, slope, gate weight, vehicle access, automation requirements, and the desired exterior look.

Swing Gates vs Sliding Gates

Swing gates and sliding gates solve different layout problems. A swing gate is often a better fit when the property has enough opening clearance and the owner wants a more traditional driveway entrance.

A sliding gate is usually more practical when swing clearance is limited, the driveway is close to the street, or the entrance layout makes side-travel operation easier. If you are comparing both options, you can also review our automatic sliding gates.

Swing Gates vs Cantilever Gates

A swing gate opens inward or outward and needs clear space in the opening direction. A cantilever gate moves sideways and does not require a ground track across the driveway opening.

If the property has enough front or back clearance, a swing gate may be a clean and practical choice. If the driveway is gravel, uneven, sloped, or debris-prone, a trackless cantilever sliding gate may be a better long-term option.

Automation and Access Control Options

Automatic swing gates can be configured with gate openers, remotes, keypads, intercoms, free-exit options, and other gate access-control systems depending on the project requirements.

The automation setup should match the gate size, gate weight, opening direction, frequency of use, available electrical access, and site conditions. A reliable automatic swing gate depends on the full system, including post placement, hinges, hardware, opener selection, and proper adjustment during installation.

What Affects the Final Installed Price?

The final installed price depends on the selected gate configuration, gate size, automation package, access-control options, site conditions, and installation requirements.

  • Single or dual swing configuration
  • Gate width and height
  • Selected style and infill type
  • Post, hinge, and foundation requirements
  • Gate opener type and safety accessories
  • Keypad, intercom, remote, or free-exit options
  • Driveway slope and opening direction
  • Matching pedestrian gates or fence sections

Popular Add-Ons for Swing Gates

  • Automatic swing gate opener
  • Remote controls
  • Keypad entry
  • Intercom or video entry system
  • Safety sensors
  • Free-exit system
  • Matching pedestrian gate
  • Matching galvanized metal fence sections
  • Custom color or finish selection

Related Gate and Fence Options

Automatic Swing Gate Installation Service Areas

FERRO-GATES installs custom automatic swing driveway gates and matching gate-and-fence systems across the Greater Seattle area. For local installation details, visit the city pages below:

Swing Gate Projects

Recent FERRO-GATES projects show how automatic swing gates can be combined with metal fences, side gates, automation, and access-control systems.

Request a Free Swing Gate Estimate

If you are planning an automatic swing gate, request a free estimate. FERRO-GATES can help you compare swing, sliding, cantilever, pedestrian, fence, automation, and access-control options based on your property layout.

FAQ

When is a swing gate better than a sliding gate?

A swing gate is often better when the driveway has enough clearance for gate movement and the project needs a more traditional front-entry layout.

Can I choose between a single and dual swing gate?

Yes. FERRO-GATES builds both single and dual swing gate systems depending on the width, layout, and access needs of the driveway.

Can swing gates be automated?

Yes. Swing gates can be configured with automatic openers, remotes, keypads, intercoms, and other access-control options.

Can automatic swing gates be used for commercial properties?

Yes. Automatic swing gates can be used for residential properties, private entrances, business properties, and controlled access points when the layout has enough opening clearance.

What swing gate style is best for privacy?

ATLAS, TERRA, and TISA are usually stronger privacy-oriented options. POLO and IRON are more open styles that work better when airflow, visibility, or a classic steel look is preferred.

Are dual swing gates better for wider driveways?

Usually, yes. Dual swing gates are often better for wider openings because each leaf is smaller and the final entrance can look more balanced.

Can a swing gate match a pedestrian gate or fence?

Yes. FERRO-GATES can build matching pedestrian gates and galvanized metal fences as part of one coordinated perimeter design.

How much does an automatic swing gate cost?

The cost depends on the gate size, single or dual configuration, materials, automation system, access-control options, and installation conditions. A project estimate should be based on the actual driveway layout and access requirements.

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