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Custom fence gate installed in Central Kansas

Gate Installation in Central Kansas

Walk gates, double drive gates, and farm gates installed across Haven, Reno County, and Wichita — hung square, braced to stay that way, and matched to your fence. Free estimates and a 5-year warranty.

Overview

Gates That Open Easy and Stay True

A gate is the one part of a fence that moves every single day, so it takes more abuse than any other span. River Creek Fence builds gates to handle that — sized to the opening, hung on hardware that holds, and braced the right direction so they swing clean instead of dragging the ground a year later. From a single walk gate beside the house to a wide double drive gate at the end of a Reno County lane, we set it up to work the way you need it to.

Owner Cody Yoder spent years working ground and livestock before he ever ran a fence crew, and he learned the hard way that a poorly hung gate is a daily headache. That experience shows up in how we hang every one — the post that carries the weight gets set bigger and deeper, the diagonal brace runs from the latch corner down to the hinge so gravity can't pull the frame out of square, and the hardware is rated for the load instead of whatever was cheapest on the shelf.

We install gates on their own and as part of a larger fence project, and either way we make sure the new gate ties into your existing fence so it looks like it belonged there all along. When we leave, the gate latches with one hand, clears the dirt, and doesn't need a shoulder to close it.

New gate hung on a residential fence in Reno County, KS
Why River Creek Fence

Why Our Gates Outlast the Rest

Heavier posts, real bracing, and hardware chosen for the job — so your gate works for years, not weeks.

Won't Sag or Drag

Proper diagonal bracing and an oversized hinge post keep the frame square so the gate clears the ground season after season.

Hardware That Holds

Heavy-duty hinges, latches, and drop rods sized to the weight of the gate, not the smallest part that fits.

Matched to Your Fence

Gates built and finished to blend into the line you already have, whether that's cedar privacy or pasture wire.

5-Year Warranty

Every gate we hang is backed by our 5-year workmanship warranty, so a sag or a loose hinge gets made right.

Gate Types

Every Gate for Every Opening

From a single walk gate at the back step to a wide double drive gate at the road, we build the right gate for how you get in and out.

Walk Gates

Single-width gates for yards and side entries, hung to swing easy and latch secure for kids and pets.

Double Drive Gates

Wide two-leaf gates with a center drop rod, sized to clear trucks, trailers, and equipment.

Farm & Field Gates

Tubular steel gates built to take a bump from a loaded truck and keep livestock where they belong.

Privacy Gates

Cedar and vinyl gates built to match a privacy fence so the line stays solid and looks seamless.

Custom & Decorative

Arched, framed, or detailed gates that give an entry some character without losing function.

Locking & Secure Gates

Gates fitted with lockable latches and drop rods to keep equipment yards and pastures buttoned up.

Built to Last

Built for the Way You Actually Use It

How a gate gets used decides how it should be built. A walk gate the kids run through twenty times a day needs a self-closing hinge and a latch a child can't pop open. A drive gate wide enough for a trailer needs a drop rod at the center and posts strong enough to carry the swing without leaning. A field gate that a loaded grain truck rolls through needs the clearance and the toughness to take a bump and shrug it off. We ask how you come and go before we ever dig a hole.

Central Kansas weather is the other half of the equation. Hard wind catches a solid gate like a sail, and ground that freezes, thaws, and bakes will heave a weak post loose. We set hinge posts below the frost line in concrete, plumb them dead straight, and account for the wind load on the panel so your gate isn't fighting the weather every time the front comes through Hutchinson.

Custom fence gate installed in Central Kansas
What's Included

What Every Gate Installation Includes

From measuring the opening to the last latch adjustment, here's what comes standard with every gate.

Free on-site measure and hardware recommendation
Hinge and latch posts set deep in concrete
Gate frame braced to resist sag and wind
Heavy-duty hinges, latches, and drop rods sized to the gate
Self-closing or lockable hardware where you want it
Gate matched and tied into your existing fence
Adjusted to swing true and latch with one hand
5-year workmanship warranty
Why Farmers Call Us

A Crew That Knows Ag Gates Firsthand

We've hung gates on working ground around Haven and Reno County, and we build them to survive real farm use.

We've Worked the Ground

Cody's farm background means we know what a gate goes through in a corral, a lane, or a loading alley.

Built to Take a Hit

Field gates and posts set to shrug off the everyday knocks from trucks, cattle, and machinery.

One Hand, One Latch

When your hands are full of buckets or feed, a gate ought to open and close without a fight — ours do.

Free Estimates

We'll come out, look at the opening, and give you an honest quote at no cost and no obligation.

Common Questions

Gate Installation FAQ

A gate sags when nothing holds the frame square or when the hinge post leans under the weight. We stop both: the diagonal brace runs from the top latch corner down to the bottom hinge corner so the load pushes into the post, and the hinge post is set bigger and deeper in concrete so it can't tip. Get those two things right and a gate stays clearing the ground for years.

We commonly build double drive gates from 10 to 16 feet of clear opening, which handles most trucks, trailers, and equipment around Reno County. Wider openings split into two leaves with a center drop rod so each side stays manageable and braced. Tell us the widest thing you need to pull through and we'll size it right.

Absolutely. Adding or replacing a gate in an existing fence is one of our most common jobs. We match the new gate to your fence style and height, tie it into the existing line, and set new hinge and latch posts where needed so the gate has something solid to hang on. It ends up looking like it was always part of the fence.

For working ground we usually recommend galvanized tubular steel gates — they're light enough to swing one-handed, strong enough to take a knock from a loaded truck or a pushy cow, and they won't rot. We set the posts to handle the abuse and add lockable latches or chains where you need to keep a pasture or corral secure.

Yes. Every gate we install is covered by our 5-year workmanship warranty. If a gate starts to sag, a hinge loosens, or a latch quits lining up because of how we built or hung it, we'll come back and make it right at no charge to you.

Need a Gate That Just Works?

Get a free, no-pressure estimate on a walk, drive, or farm gate from a Central Kansas crew that builds them to last. Call Cody today.

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Contact Details

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Phone

(620) 899-5595

Email

codeyoder@icloud.com

Address

Haven, KS 67543

Hours

Open Daily · 8 AM – 6 PM

Service Areas

Haven, Hutchinson, South Hutchinson, Buhler, Nickerson, Yoder, Pretty Prairie, Partridge, Arlington, Plevna, Mount Hope, Burrton, Halstead, Newton, Kingman, Sterling, Lyons, McPherson, Maize, Wichita, Pratt, Stafford