Exterior Pedestrian Gates with Badge Access
Control who enters. Keep your site moving.
Pedestrian gates, badge and fob readers, and coordinated access-control hardware for North Texas commercial properties. Denton County first. DFW next.
A complete pedestrian entry, planned around your property
Give employees, residents, and authorized teams a dedicated way through your perimeter. Fence Fanatics brings exterior pedestrian gates and access-control requirements into one project conversation—from the gate and mounting details to badge readers, locking hardware, and coordination with your existing system.
Badge & fob entry
Plan credential-based entry for the people who use your site. Tell us who needs access, how many gates are involved, and whether you want to use existing employee badges or resident fobs. Reader and credential compatibility must be reviewed before equipment is selected.
Outdoor gate hardware
The opening needs more than a reader. Review the gate, posts, hinges, closer, latch or electric locking hardware, reader mounting, and protected wiring as a complete assembly. Exterior exposure and daily use guide hardware selection.
New gates & existing openings
Starting from a fence line or upgrading an existing pedestrian gate? Share photos and dimensions. We can review the scope for a new opening or assess the modifications needed for access control. Existing gate condition and alignment affect what can be reused.
Built around the people who use your site
Commercial & industrial: employee entrances, service yards, and controlled access to exterior work areas.
Multifamily & managed properties: resident pedestrian entrances, common areas, and maintenance access.
Campuses & facilities: designated pedestrian routes and staff access through perimeter fencing.
Already have an access-control system?
Send the system name, reader or controller model, and credential type if known. We will review the gate scope and coordination needed with your access-control provider, IT team, and electrical contractor. Reusing badges, remote administration, access schedules, event logs, and mobile credentials depend on the selected system and its configuration.
Plan entry and exit together
Badge-controlled entry is only part of the opening. Exit operation, emergency access, power-loss behavior, accessibility, and applicable site requirements need review with the project team and appropriate authorities. The hardware arrangement should follow the approved design and manufacturer instructions.
What affects your quote?
The number of openings, gate construction, hardware, reader compatibility, trenching, conduit, power, communications, and existing site conditions all affect scope and price. We clarify who supplies each part and identify any software or service costs before the work is agreed.
From site photos to a clear scope
1. Share the opening. Send your location, gate photos or plans, approximate dimensions, and target schedule.
2. Review the system. Discuss credentials, hardware, exit needs, power, and responsibilities with your project team.
3. Define the work. Agree on the gate and access-control scope, coordination, and handoff requirements before installation.
Request a pedestrian gate access quote
Serving Denton County first and the wider Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas area. Use the form below to tell us your project city, number of pedestrian gates, existing badge system if known, and desired timing. For a new opening, let us know whether plans are available.
Secure your site. Build with confidence.