Custom gate services
Forge Gates
Forge Gates is a Jacksonville and Northeast Florida service brand for residential driveway, entry, pedestrian, privacy, and automated gate projects. The website helps property owners compare materials, understand site and coastal considerations, and begin a project-specific conversation.
Public local-service website
Project snapshot
- Built for
- Northeast Florida homeowners planning a residential gate project
- Core workflow
- Choose project type and material → share site details → review design, access, and installation scope
- Current state
- Public service site with phone, text, and quote-intake paths
What the product actually does
Gate types and materials organized around decisions
The site covers driveway, pedestrian, side-entry, privacy, manual, and automated gate needs, plus repair and opener considerations. Material guidance compares aluminum, steel, iron, wood, and privacy-panel options in the context of weight, corrosion, maintenance, appearance, and daily use.
Northeast Florida context
Location and planning pages address Jacksonville, the Beaches, St. Johns County, Clay County, Nassau County, and nearby communities. The content surfaces the questions that change a gate project locally: salt exposure, humidity, wind, drainage, driveway geometry, utilities, power, access controls, HOA review, and existing walls or fencing.
A visual service path
The interface pairs project photography and material imagery with focused service pages, planning guides, a quote path, and direct call or text actions. The goal is to help a visitor identify the gate category and arrive at the first conversation with useful property details rather than treating every opening as the same job.
BroadBuilder’s role
What BroadBuilder delivered
BroadBuilder created the brand's responsive public experience, service and location architecture, gate-planning content system, image-led presentation, technical SEO contracts, contact paths, and release checks for raw HTML, structured data, sitemap, robots, and canonical behavior.