The cost depends on the a variety of factors, including: gate size, design and whether the gate is to be automated or manually operated. On average, a fully installed electric driveway gate starts from around £3,000–£5,000, with bespoke and complex designs costing more. We provide a free, no-obligation quote followed by a comprehensive site visit.

Yes. We can design your gates to be fully automated with a range of access control solutions. Following your enquiry, our team will discuss the available options and assess the most efficient automation system for your property and requirements.

We install swing gate and sliding gate systems, using high-quality motors suited to your gate’s weight, size, and usage. We offer both above-ground and underground motors, as well as discreet integrated systems for aluminium gates.

While traditionally gates were made from genuine wrought iron, modern gates, including ours, are constructed using high-grade mild steel. This material provides superior strength, durability, and better welding properties compared to true wrought iron. Crucially, our mild steel is fully hot-dip galvanised and powder coated to ensure it is weather-proof and corrosion-resistant for many decades, giving you the classic “iron gate” look with modern resilience.

Yes, absolutely. Every gate is fabricated to order, meaning we can tailor the width and height to perfectly fit your specific driveway opening. We offer significant flexibility in design customisation, allowing you to modify elements like the railing type, spacing, and overall aesthetic to match your property’s unique style.

Yes, we do. We can design and fabricate matching pedestrian gates and railings alongside your main driveway gates to ensure a cohesive and uniform look across your entire property entrance.

To provide you with an accurate estimated quote for your project, primarily we need the overall width of the driveway gate space (including any required gate posts), as well as the proposed height of the gates. Following the estimated quote, we will send a member of our team to your property to collect accurate measurements and finalise your design.

In most cases, no, you will not need planning permission to install or replace a driveway gate, provided the gate does not exceed 1 metre in height if adjacent to a highway used by vehicles, or 2 metres in height elsewhere. However, if you live in a Conservation Area, a Listed Building, or a National Park, or if you plan to exceed these limits, we recommend checking with your Local Planning Authority first.